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Effects of conventional oil wells on grassland songbird abundance are caused by presence of infrastructure, not noise

2018-02-01

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Understanding the mechanisms that explain why oil infrastructure has an effect on wildlife, and comparing effects of different types of infrastructure, is necessary for determining how we may minimize or mitigate those effects. We compared the abundances of five grassland songbird species at oil well sites with different pump mechanisms and power sources, and determined the effects of exotic vegetation, perch site...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2017.11.014

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