Moult and plumage patterns of the critically endangered Yellow-breasted Bunting (Emberiza aureola) at a stopover site in Korea

Park, Jong‐Gil; Park, Chan-Guk; Jin, Kyoung-Soon; Kim, Yang-Mo; Kim, Heeyoung; Jeong, Si-Yun; Nam, Dongh-Ha

doi:10.1007/s10336-019-01716-0

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“…The fragmentation of the landscape of the Emberiza aureola reserve was less affected by the settlement patterns than the non-woodland landscapes and more affected than the shrubland landscapes, and the areas that were more strongly associated with the settlement areas were primarily distributed within the core biological conservation area. The areas that were more strongly associated with the settlement spread and shape were distributed in a band across the middle, which largely coincided with the main north-south longitudinal landscape corridor [80].…”

Section: Settlement Patterns and Fragmentation Of Various Types Of Wo...mentioning

confidence: 91%

“…Based on relevant studies of the resistance factors [78][79][80][81][82], we used the Delphi method, combined with a hierarchical analysis, to build the evaluation system of landscape-resistance value and weights for each index, as shown in Tables 2 and 3. By means of a questionnaire, 20 experts in the relevant fields were asked for their understanding of the evaluation factors.…”

Section: Determination Of Resistance Factorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Coupling Relationship between Rural Settlement Patterns and Landscape Fragmentation in Woodlands and Biological Reserves—A Case of Nanshan National Park

Ouyang

Wang

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Exploring the influence of settlement patterns on the landscape fragmentation in woodlands and biological reserves is key to achieving ecologically sustainable development. In this research, we chose the Nanshan National Park in Hunan Province, China, as a case study, to explore the influence mechanisms. First, we identified the biological reserves through the landscape security patterns of biological conservation. Second, we constructed a coupling coordination model to analyze the coupling relationship between the settlement patterns and landscape fragmentation in the woodlands and biological reserves. The analysis showed that, overall, the effect of the settlement area on the landscape fragmentation in the biological reserves was more pronounced, while the effect of the settlement spread and shape on the landscape fragmentation in the woodlands was more obvious. From a type-specific perspective, we analyzed the coupling relationship between the settlement patterns and (1) the landscape fragmentation in different woodlands and (2) the landscape fragmentation in the biological reserves, namely concerning Leiothrix lutea and Emberiza aureola. We found that the effect of the settlement patterns on the landscape fragmentation of the Leiothrix lutea biological reserve was more significant than that of the landscape fragmentation of its main habitat, the evergreen broad-leaved forest. The effect of settlement patterns on the landscape fragmentation of the Emberiza aureola biological reserve was more significant than that of the landscape fragmentation of its other habitats. In addition, the results demonstrated that the habitat protection of the woodlands was not a substitute for the systematic protection of biosecurity patterns. This research could assist in developing more efficient conservation measures for ecologically protected sites with rural settlements.

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confidence: 91%

Section: Determination Of Resistance Factorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Coupling Relationship between Rural Settlement Patterns and Landscape Fragmentation in Woodlands and Biological Reserves—A Case of Nanshan National Park

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Moult and plumage patterns of the critically endangered Yellow-breasted Bunting (Emberiza aureola) at a stopover site in Korea

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Coupling Relationship between Rural Settlement Patterns and Landscape Fragmentation in Woodlands and Biological Reserves—A Case of Nanshan National Park

Coupling Relationship between Rural Settlement Patterns and Landscape Fragmentation in Woodlands and Biological Reserves—A Case of Nanshan National Park

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