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Site-occupancy of bats in relation to forested corridors

Based on: Hein C.D., Castleberry S.B. & Miller K.V. (2009)

Six years of plant community development after clearcut harvesting in western Washington

Based on: Peter D.H. & Harrington C. (2009)

Sixteen years of eastern barred bandicoot Perameles gunnii reintroductions in Victoria: a review

Based on: Winnard A.L. & Coulson G. (2008)

Sixteen years of monitoring amphibians in new ponds at IJzerenbosch

Based on: van Buggenum H.J.M. (2004)

Size and age are important factors for marine sanctuaries: evidence from a decade of systematic sampling in a subtropical marine park

Based on: Malcolm H.A., Jordán A., Creese R.G. & Knott N.A. (2016)

Size and composition of the weed seedbank after 7 years of different cover-crop-maize management systems

Based on: Moonen A.C. & Bàrberi P. (2004)

Size selection and release of juvenile monkfish Lophius vomerinus using rigid sorting grids

Based on: Maartens L., Gamst K.A. & Schneider P.M. (2002)

Size selection by diamond- and square-mesh codends in multi-species Mediterranean demersal trawl fisheries

Based on: Sala A., Lucchetti A., Piccinetti C. & Ferretti M. (2008)

Size selection in codends made of thin-twined Dyneema netting compared to standard codends: A case study with cod, plaice and flounder

Based on: Herrmann B., Wienbeck H., Stepputtis D., Krag L.A., Feekings J. & Moderhak W. (2015)

Size selection of cod by rigid grids—Is anything gained compared to diamond mesh codends only?

Based on: Jørgensen T., Ingólfsson Ó.A., Graham N. & Isaksen B. (2006)

Size selection of large catches: using sorting grid in pelagic mackerel trawl

Based on: Kvalsvik K., Misund O.A., Engås A., Gamst K., Holst R., Galbraith D. & Vederhus H. (2002)

Size selection of silver hake (Merluccius bilinearis) by otter trawls with square and diamond mesh codends of 55–60 mm mesh size

Based on: Halliday R.G. & Cooper C.G. (2000)

Size selection of three commercial fish using sorting grids in the Persian Gulf shrimp trawl fishery

Based on: Paighambari S.Y. & Eighani M. (2016)

Size selection of whitefish (Coregonus maraena) in a pontoon trap equipped with an encircling square mesh selection panel

Based on: Lundin M., Calamnius L. & Fjälling A. (2015)

Size selective capture of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) in floating pots

Based on: Ovegård M., Königson S., Persson A. & Lunneryd S.G. (2011)

Size selectivity for four fish species of the deep groundfish assemblage off the Portuguese southwest coast: evidence of mesh size, mesh configuration and cod end catch effects

Based on: Campos A., Fonseca P. & Henriques V. (2003)

Size selectivity of diamond and square mesh cod ends for four by-catch species in the crustacean fishery off the Portuguese south coast

Based on: Campos A., Fonseca P. & Erzini K. (2003)

Size selectivity of diamond and square mesh codends for four commercial Mediterranean fish species

Based on: Petrakis G. & Stergiou K.I. (1997)

Size selectivity of hand and machine woven codends and short term commercial loss in the Northeastern Mediterranean

Based on: Özbilgin H., Eryaşar A.R., Gökçe G., Özbilgin Y.D., Bozaoğlu A.S., Kalecik E. & Herrmann B. (2015)

Size selectivity of sole gill nets fished in the North Sea

Based on: Madsen N., Holst R., Wileman D. & Moth-Poulsen T. (1999)

Size selectivity patterns in the North-east Arctic cod and haddock fishery with sorting grids of 55, 60, 70 and 80mm

Based on: Sistiaga M., Grimaldo E. & Larsen R.B. (2008)

Size-selective effects of increasing bait size by using an inedible body on longline hooks

Based on: Løkkeborg S. & Bjordal A. (1995)

Skin microbes on frogs prevent morbidity and mortality caused by a lethal skin fungus

Based on: Harris R.N., Brucker R.M., Walke J.B., Becker M.H., Schwantes C.R., Flaherty D.C., Lam B.A., Woodhams D.C., Briggs C.J., Vredenburg V.T. & Minbiole K.P.C. (2009)

Skylark (Alauda arvensis) utilisation of micro-habitats in spring barley fields

Based on: Odderskær P., Prang A., Poulsen J., Andersen P. & Elmegaard N. (1997)

Slow recovery of heather (Calluna vulgaris L.(Hull)) in Scottish moorland after easing of heavy grazing pressure from red deer (Cervus elaphus L.)

Based on: Welch D., Scott D., Mitchell R. & Elston D.A. (2006)