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Is Density an Indicator of Breeding Success?

  • Vickery P
  • Hunter, M
  • Wells J
The Auk (1992) 109(4) 706-710
DOI: 10.2307/4088146
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Abstract

A new method of measuring reproductive success was used to test Van Horne's (1983) contention that reliance on population density as a measure of habitat quality can produce misleading results. None of the three emberizine sparrows in this study showed a clear ...

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Vickery, P. D., Hunter, M. L., & Wells, J. V. (1992). Is Density an Indicator of Breeding Success? The Auk, 109(4), 706–710. https://doi.org/10.2307/4088146

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