2006
DOI: 10.2193/0022-541x(2006)70[1325:ioluom]2.0.co;2
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Influence of Land Use on Mallard Nest-Structure Occupancy

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“…Fixed date Field N/A (Luttschwager, Higgins, & Jenks, 1994) Fixed date Field N/A (Greenwood, Pietruszewski, & Crawford, 1998) Fixed date Field N/A (Lapointe, Giroux, Belanger, & Filion, 2000) Fixed date Field N/A (Piest & Sowls, 1985) Fixed date Field N/A (Shaffer et al, 2006) Fixed date Field N/A (West & Messmer, 2006) Fixed date Field N/A (Bélanger & Picard, 1999) Fixed date Field N/A (Zicus, Rave, Das, Riggs, & Buitenwerf, 2006) Fixed date Field N/A (Carroll, Arnold, & Beam, 2007) Fixed date Field N/A (Kantrud, 1993) Fixed date Field N/A (Haffele, Eichholz, & Dixon, 2013) Fixed date Field N/A (Devries & Armstrong, 2011) Fixed date Field Positive effect-artificial nests (Butler & Rotella, 1998) No…”
Section: Timing Of Measurement Site Measured Effect On Nest Success Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fixed date Field N/A (Luttschwager, Higgins, & Jenks, 1994) Fixed date Field N/A (Greenwood, Pietruszewski, & Crawford, 1998) Fixed date Field N/A (Lapointe, Giroux, Belanger, & Filion, 2000) Fixed date Field N/A (Piest & Sowls, 1985) Fixed date Field N/A (Shaffer et al, 2006) Fixed date Field N/A (West & Messmer, 2006) Fixed date Field N/A (Bélanger & Picard, 1999) Fixed date Field N/A (Zicus, Rave, Das, Riggs, & Buitenwerf, 2006) Fixed date Field N/A (Carroll, Arnold, & Beam, 2007) Fixed date Field N/A (Kantrud, 1993) Fixed date Field N/A (Haffele, Eichholz, & Dixon, 2013) Fixed date Field N/A (Devries & Armstrong, 2011) Fixed date Field Positive effect-artificial nests (Butler & Rotella, 1998) No…”
Section: Timing Of Measurement Site Measured Effect On Nest Success Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We used a data set of mallard nest structures and occupancy that was originally presented in Zicus, Fieberg & Rave (), Zicus et al . () and then used by Fieberg et al . () to illustrate the attenuation effect in marginal logistic regression.…”
Section: Example: Mallard Nest Structuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This introductory example aims to illustrate differences between conditional and marginal model parameters for clustered data and to show how model parameters depend on the (cluster-specific) covariates included as fixed effects in the regression. We used a data set of mallard nest structures and occupancy that was originally presented in Zicus, Fieberg & Rave (2003), Zicus et al (2006) and then used by Fieberg et al (2009) to illustrate the attenuation effect in marginal logistic regression. The scope of the original study was to investigate factors that explained mallard nest structure occupancy in Western Minnesota, using a binary response that indicated whether a nest structure was used (1) or not (0).…”
Section: Example: Mallard Nest Structuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cost-effectiveness could be related to the size of the open-water area in which a structure was erected because size of water area has been reported to influence structure occupancy rates (Zicus et al 2006). If structure failure also was related to size of open-water area, then higher structure occupancy might not yield greater costeffectiveness.…”
Section: Cost-effectiveness-effect Of Size Of Open-water Areamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Occupancy rates and nest success, together with installation, maintenance, and repair costs will determine structure effectiveness. We evaluated 2 types of structures, those with a single versus a double grass-lined nest cylinder (Zicus et al 2006). Waterfowl managers in Minnesota, USA, perceived double-cylinder structures to be more cost-effective than single-cylinder structures, but they were uncertain (K. B. Kotts, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, personal communication; L. Lewis, U.S.…”
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