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September 30 2012
Vol. 82 No. 1-2 (2012)
https://doi.org/10.4081/rio.2012.152

The bird communities of four wetlands on the Tyrrhenian coast NW of Naples in relation to human disturbance

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Danila Mastronardi
rio@sisn.pagepress.org
Associazione Studi Ornitologici Italia Meridionale, ASOIM Onlus, San Giorgio a Cremano (NA), Italy.
Elio Esse
Associazione Studi Ornitologici Italia Meridionale, ASOIM Onlus, San Giorgio a Cremano (NA), Italy.
Rosario Balestrieri
Associazione Studi Ornitologici Italia Meridionale, ASOIM Onlus, San Giorgio a Cremano (NA), Italy.
Davide De Rosa
Associazione Studi Ornitologici Italia Meridionale, ASOIM Onlus, San Giorgio a Cremano (NA), Italy.
Marcello Giannotti
Associazione Studi Ornitologici Italia Meridionale, ASOIM Onlus, San Giorgio a Cremano (NA), Italy.
Stefano Piciocchi
Associazione Studi Ornitologici Italia Meridionale, ASOIM Onlus, San Giorgio a Cremano (NA), Italy.
Human disturbance is one of the factors that reduce biodiversity. This study analyzes its effects on bird communities in four wetlands along the coast northwest of Naples. The community indexes used for the research (S, Shannon, NP/P, Species listed in the Italian Red Data Book) are inversely correlated to the disturbance index ID.

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The bird communities of four wetlands on the Tyrrhenian coast NW of Naples in relation to human disturbance. (2012). Rivista Italiana Di Ornitologia, 82(1-2). https://doi.org/10.4081/rio.2012.152

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