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Authors:
DENNIS RLH
SPARKS TH
SHREEVE TG
Citation: Rlh. Dennis et al., GEOGRAPHICAL FACTORS INFLUENCING THE PROBABILITY OF HIPPARCHIA SEMELE(L.) (LEPIDOPTERA, SATYRINAE) OCCURRING ON BRITISH AND IRISH OFFSHOREISLANDS, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 7(3), 1998, pp. 205-214
Authors:
EMMETT BA
REYNOLDS B
SILGRAM M
SPARKS TH
WOODS C
Citation: Ba. Emmett et al., THE CONSEQUENCES OF CHRONIC NITROGEN ADDITIONS ON N CYCLING AND SOILWATER CHEMISTRY IN A SITKA SPRUCE STAND, NORTH WALES, Forest ecology and management, 101(1-3), 1998, pp. 165-175
Authors:
THOMSON AG
FULLER RM
SPARKS TH
YATES MG
EASTWOOD JA
Citation: Ag. Thomson et al., GROUND AND AIRBORNE RADIOMETRY OVER INTERTIDAL SURFACES - WAVEBAND SELECTION FOR COVER CLASSIFICATION, International journal of remote sensing, 19(6), 1998, pp. 1189-1205
Authors:
STIRLING CM
HEDDELLCOWIE M
JONES ML
ASHENDEN TW
SPARKS TH
Citation: Cm. Stirling et al., EFFECTS OF ELEVATED CO2 AND TEMPERATURE ON GROWTH AND ALLOMETRY OF 5 NATIVE FAST-GROWING ANNUAL SPECIES, New phytologist, 140(2), 1998, pp. 343-354
Authors:
HUIN N
SPARKS TH
Citation: N. Huin et Th. Sparks, ARRIVAL AND PROGRESSION OF THE SWALLOW HIRUNDO-RUSTICA THROUGH BRITAIN, Bird study, 45, 1998, pp. 361-370
Authors:
SPARKS TH
YATES TJ
Citation: Th. Sparks et Tj. Yates, THE EFFECT OF SPRING TEMPERATURE ON THE APPEARANCE DATES OF BRITISH BUTTERFLIES 1883-1993, Ecography, 20(4), 1997, pp. 368-374
Authors:
SPARKS TH
ROTHERY P
Citation: Th. Sparks et P. Rothery, RESAMPLING METHODS FOR ECOTOXICOLOGICAL DATA, Ecotoxicology, 5(3), 1996, pp. 197-207
Authors:
SPARKS TH
GREATOREXDAVIES JN
MOUNTFORD JO
HALL ML
MARRS RH
Citation: Th. Sparks et al., THE EFFECTS OF SHADE ON THE PLANT-COMMUNITIES OF RIDES IN PLANTATION WOODLAND AND IMPLICATIONS FOR BUTTERFLY CONSERVATION, Forest ecology and management, 80(1-3), 1996, pp. 197-207
Authors:
SPARKS TH
PARISH T
HINSLEY SA
Citation: Th. Sparks et al., BREEDING BIRDS IN-FIELD BOUNDARIES IN AN AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE, Agriculture, ecosystems & environment, 60(1), 1996, pp. 1-8
Authors:
HINSLEY SA
BELLAMY PE
NEWTON I
SPARKS TH
Citation: Sa. Hinsley et al., INFLUENCES OF POPULATION-SIZE AND WOODLAND AREA ON BIRD SPECIES DISTRIBUTIONS IN SMALL WOODS, Oecologia, 105(1), 1996, pp. 100-106
Authors:
FISHWICK SK
SHORE RF
TURK A
SPARKS TH
Citation: Sk. Fishwick et al., VARIATION OF BRAIN AND SERUM-CHOLINESTERASE ACTIVITY WITH AGE IN WILDSMALL MAMMALS, Bulletin of environmental contamination and toxicology, 56(4), 1996, pp. 604-611
Authors:
SPARKS TH
BUSE A
GADSDEN RJ
Citation: Th. Sparks et al., LIFE STRATEGIES OF CARABUS-PROBLEMATICUS (COLEOPTERA, CARABIDAE) AT DIFFERENT ALTITUDES ON SNOWDON, NORTH WALES, Journal of zoology, 236, 1995, pp. 1-10
Authors:
HINSLEY SA
BELLAMY PE
NEWTON I
SPARKS TH
Citation: Sa. Hinsley et al., HABITAT AND LANDSCAPE FACTORS INFLUENCING THE PRESENCE OF INDIVIDUAL BREEDING BIRD SPECIES IN WOODLAND FRAGMENTS, Journal of avian biology, 26(2), 1995, pp. 94-104
Authors:
HALL JR
WRIGHT SM
SPARKS TH
ULLYETT J
ALLOTT TEH
HORNUNG M
Citation: Jr. Hall et al., PREDICTING FRESH-WATER CRITICAL LOADS FROM NATIONAL DATA ON GEOLOGY, SOILS AND LAND-USE, Water, air and soil pollution, 85(4), 1995, pp. 2443-2448
Authors:
BAXTER R
BELL SA
SPARKS TH
ASHENDEN TW
FARRAR JF
Citation: R. Baxter et al., EFFECTS OF ELEVATED CO2 CONCENTRATIONS ON 3 MONTANE GRASS SPECIES .3.SOURCE LEAF METABOLISM AND WHOLE-PLANT CARBON PARTITIONING, Journal of Experimental Botany, 46(289), 1995, pp. 917-929
Authors:
WILSON EJ
WELLS TCE
SPARKS TH
Citation: Ej. Wilson et al., ARE CALCAREOUS GRASSLANDS IN THE UK UNDER THREAT FROM NITROGEN DEPOSITION - AN EXPERIMENTAL-DETERMINATION OF A CRITICAL LOAD, Journal of Ecology, 83(5), 1995, pp. 823-832
Authors:
SPARKS TH
CAREY PD
Citation: Th. Sparks et Pd. Carey, THE RESPONSES OF SPECIES TO CLIMATE OVER 2 CENTURIES - AN ANALYSIS OFTHE MARSHAM PHENOLOGICAL RECORD, 1736-1947, Journal of Ecology, 83(2), 1995, pp. 321-329
Authors:
PARISH T
LAKHANI KH
SPARKS TH
Citation: T. Parish et al., MODELING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BIRD POPULATION VARIABLES AND HEDGEROW, AND OTHER FIELD MARGIN ATTRIBUTES .2. ABUNDANCE OF INDIVIDUAL-SPECIES AND OF GROUPS OF SIMILAR SPECIES, Journal of Applied Ecology, 32(2), 1995, pp. 362-371
Authors:
SPARKS TH
PARISH T
Citation: Th. Sparks et T. Parish, FACTORS AFFECTING THE ABUNDANCE OF BUTTERFLIES IN-FIELD BOUNDARIES INSWAVESEY FENS, CAMBRIDGESHIRE, UK, Biological Conservation, 73(3), 1995, pp. 221-227
Authors:
STEVENS PA
NORRIS DA
SPARKS TH
HODGSON AL
Citation: Pa. Stevens et al., THE IMPACTS OF ATMOSPHERIC N-INPUTS ON THROUGHFALL, SOIL AND STREAM WATER INTERACTIONS FOR DIFFERENT AGED FOREST AND MOORLAND CATCHMENTS INWALES, Water, air and soil pollution, 73(1-4), 1994, pp. 297-317
EFFECTS OF ELEVATED CARBON-DIOXIDE ON 3 MONTANE GRASS SPECIES .1. GROWTH AND DRY-MATTER PARTITIONING
Authors:
BAXTER R
ASHENDEN TW
SPARKS TH
FARRAR JF
Citation: R. Baxter et al., EFFECTS OF ELEVATED CARBON-DIOXIDE ON 3 MONTANE GRASS SPECIES .1. GROWTH AND DRY-MATTER PARTITIONING, Journal of Experimental Botany, 45(272), 1994, pp. 305-315
Authors:
PARISH T
LAKHANI KH
SPARKS TH
Citation: T. Parish et al., MODELING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BIRD POPULATION VARIABLES AND HEDGEROW AND OTHER FIELD MARGIN ATTRIBUTES .1. SPECIES RICHNESS OF WINTER, SUMMER AND BREEDING BIRDS, Journal of Applied Ecology, 31(4), 1994, pp. 764-775
Authors:
SPARKS TH
PORTER K
GREATOREXDAVIES JN
HALL ML
MARRS RH
Citation: Th. Sparks et al., THE CHOICE OF OVIPOSITION SITES IN WOODLAND BY THE DUKE OF BURGUNDY BUTTERFLY HAMEARIS-LUCINA IN ENGLAND, Biological Conservation, 70(3), 1994, pp. 257-264
Authors:
GREATOREXDAVIES JN
SPARKS TH
HALL ML
Citation: Jn. Greatorexdavies et al., THE RESPONSE OF HETEROPTERA AND COLEOPTERA SPECIES TO SHADE AND ASPECT IN RIDES OF CONIFERISED LOWLAND WOODS IN SOUTHERN ENGLAND, Biological Conservation, 67(3), 1994, pp. 255-273
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