162 results on '"Sinclair, Anthony R. E."'
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2. A Place like No Other
3. Long-term monitoring in the boreal forest reveals high spatio-temporal variability among primary ecosystem constituents
4. Long-term surveys of age structure in 13 ungulate and one ostrich species in the Serengeti, 1926–2018
5. Protected Areas Are Necessary for Conservation
6. The response of predators to an erupting Bison, Bison bison athabascae, population
7. The predator-prey power law: Biomass scaling across terrestrial and aquatic biomes
8. Developing fencing policies for dryland ecosystems
9. Stabilizing effects of group formation by Serengeti herbivores on predator-prey dynamics
10. A Place like No Other : Discovering the Secrets of Serengeti
11. Savannas are vital but overlooked carbon sinks
12. Conservation Challenges Facing African Savanna Ecosystems
13. Trophic Downgrading of Planet Earth
14. Stable Forest Cover under Increasing Populations of Swidden Cultivators in Central Laos : the Roles of Intrinsic Culture and Extrinsic Wildlife Trade
15. Effect of Habitat Area and Isolation on Fragmented Animal Populations
16. On Being the Right Size: Food-Limited Feedback on Optimal Body Size
17. Effective Enforcement in a Conservation Area
18. The Role of Predation in the Decline and Extirpation of Woodland Caribou
19. 14. The Effect of Natural Disturbances on the Avian Community of the Serengeti Woodlands / Ally K. Nkwabi, Anthony R. E. Sinclair, Kristine L. Metzger, and Simon A. R. Mduma
20. 10. Invertebrates of the Serengeti
21. 13. Bird Diversity of the Greater Serengeti Ecosystem
22. 1. Conservation in a Human-Dominated World / Anthony R. E. Sinclair and Andy Dobson
23. 26. The Role of Research in Conservation and the Future of the Serengeti / Anthony R. E. Sinclair, Julius D. Keyyu, Simon A. R. Mduma, Mtango Mtahiko, Emily Kisamo, J. Grant C. Hopcraft, John M. Fryxell, Kristine L. Metzger, and Markus Borner
24. 27. The Future of Conservation
25. 11. The Butterflies of Serengeti
26. 7. Climate-Induced Effects on the Serengeti Mammalian Food Web / John M. Fryxell, Kristine L. Metzger, Craig Packer, Anthony R. E. Sinclair, and Simon A. R. Mduma
27. 3. Scales of Change in the Greater Serengeti Ecosystem / Kristine L. Metzger, Anthony R. E. Sinclair, Sandy Macfarlane, Michael Coughenour, and Junyan Ding
28. 9. Biodiversity and the Dynamics of Riverine Forests in Serengeti / Roy Turkington, Gregory Sharam, and Anthony R. E. Sinclair
29. 6. Why Are Wildebeest the Most Abundant Herbivore in the Serengeti Ecosystem? / J. Grant C. Hopcraft, Ricardo M. Holdo, Ephraim Mwangomo, Simon A. R. Mduma, Simon J. Thirgood, Markus Borner, John M. Fryxell, Han Olff, and Anthony R .E. Sinclair
30. 12. Small Mammal Diversity and Population Dynamics in the Greater Serengeti Ecosystem / Andrea E. Byrom, Wendy A. Ruscoe, Ally K. Nkwabi, Kristine L. Metzger, Guy J. Forrester, Meggan E. Craft, Sarah M. Durant, Stephen Makacha, John Bukombe, John Mchetto,
31. What Limits the Serengeti Zebra Population?
32. MACROECOLOGY: The predator-prey power law: Biomass scaling across terrestrial and aquatic biomes
33. The Butterflies of Serengeti: Impact of Environmental Disturbance on Biodiversity
34. Scales of Change in the Greater Serengeti Ecosystem
35. Bird Diversity of the Greater Serengeti Ecosystem: Spatial Patterns of Taxonomic and Functional Richness and Turnover
36. The Effect of Natural Disturbances on the Avian Community of the Serengeti Woodlands
37. Climate-Induced Effects on the Serengeti Mammalian Food Web
38. Invertebrates of the Serengeti: Disturbance Effects on Arthropod Diversity and Abundance
39. Conservation in a Human-Dominated World
40. Small Mammal Diversity and Population Dynamics in the Greater Serengeti Ecosystem
41. Why Are Wildebeest the Most Abundant Herbivore in the Serengeti Ecosystem?
42. Shaping the Serengeti Ecosystem
43. The Future of Conservation: Lessons from the Serengeti
44. Biodiversity and the Dynamics of Riverine Forests in Serengeti
45. The Role of Research in Conservation and the Future of the Serengeti
46. Diet choice and nutrition of captive snowshoe hares (Lepus americanus): Interactions of energy, protein, and plant secondary compounds
47. Feeding avoidance of balsam poplar by snowshoe hares is related to abundance of buds
48. VII.3 Wildlife Management
49. Road will ruin Serengeti: Tanzaniaʼs iconic national park must not be divided by a highway, say Andrew Dobson, Markus Borner, Tony Sinclair and 24 others. A route farther south would bring greater benefits to development and the environment.
50. Long‐term monitoring of Serengeti bird species occurrence, abundance, and habitat
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