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Specificity within bird–parasite–parasitoid food webs: A novel approach for evaluating potential biological control agents of the avian vampire fly
ArticleAbstract: Quantitative food web analyses can provide insights into the specificity of consumers such as herbivPalabras claves:Conura annulifera, enemy-free space, Galapagos Islands, gap-laying, in-field technique, invasive species, Island conservation, Philornis, TrichopriaAutores:Causton C.E., George A. Gutierrez, Heimpel G.E., Mosquera D., Paolo Piedrahita, Ramírez I.E.Fuentes:googlescopusCompetition among invasive and endemic carrion fly species in the Galapagos Islands with implications for biological control risk assessment
ArticleAbstract: The composition of the necrobiome community in the Galapagos Islands is poorly understood, and nothiPalabras claves:biological control, competition, Conura annulifera, Introduced species, necrobiome, PHILORNIS DOWNSI, Risk AssessmentAutores:Ana K. Torres, Causton C.E., Heimpel G.E., Ramírez I.E., Sinclair B.J., Yar J.Fuentes:scopusUse of artificial nest boxes by two species of small, arboreal mammals in Ecuadorian tropical dry forest
ArticleAbstract: We record, for the first time, the nest structure of two species of small, non-volant mammals, MarmoPalabras claves:Arboreal habits, mammal nesting, Marmosa simonsi, Rhipidomys latinamusAutores:Bulgarella M., Gabriel A. Brito-Vera, Heimpel G.E., Jaime Antonio SalasFuentes:googlescopusCrop pests and predators exhibit inconsistent responses to surrounding landscape composition
ArticleAbstract: The idea that noncrop habitat enhances pest control and represents a win–win opportunity to conservePalabras claves:agroecology, Biodiversity, biological control, Ecosystem Services, Natural enemiesAutores:Adler L.S., Albrecht M., Alignier A., Angelella G.M., Anjum M.Z., Avelino J., Batáry P., Baveco J.M., Bianchi F.J.J.A., Birkhofer K., Bohnenblust E.W., Bommarco R., Brewer M.J., Caballero-López B., Carrière Y., Carvalheiro L.G., Cayuela L., Centrella M., Ćetković A., Chabert A., Chaplin-Kramer R., Cortesero A.M., Costamagna A.C., De Kraker J., De la Mora A., DeClerck F., Desneux N., Diego Inclan, Diehl E., Diekötter T., Dormann C.F., Eckberg J.O., Entling M.H., Fabrice DeClerck, Fiedler D., Franck P., Frank T., Gagic V., Garratt M.P.D., Getachew A., Gonthier D.J., Goodell P.B., Grab H., Gratton C., Graziosi I., Groves R.L., Gurr G.M., Hajian-Forooshani Z., Heimpel G.E., Henri D.C., Herrmann J.D., Hunt L., Huseth A.S., Ingrao A.J., Iv P., Iverson A.L., Jacot K., Johnson G.A., Jones L., Jonsson M., Kaiser M., Karp D.S., Kaser J.M., Keasar T., Kim T.N., Kishinevsky M., Landis D.A., Larsen A.E., Laura Jones, Lavandero B., Lavigne C., Le Ralec A., Lemessa D., Letourneau D.K., Liere H., Lu Y., Lubin Y., Luttermoser T., Maas B., Mace K., Madeira F., Mader V., Marini L., Martin E.A., Martinez E., Martínez-Salinas A., Martinson H.M., Meehan T.D., Megan E. O’Rourke, Menozzi P., Mitchell M.G.E., Miyashita T., Molina G.A.R., Molina-Montenegro M.A., O’Rourke M.E., Poveda K., Rosenheim J.A., Rusch A., Schellhorn N.A., Tscharntke T., van Veen F.J.F., Wei Zhang, Wratten S.D., Zhang W.Fuentes:scopusEnvironmentally cued hatching in the bird-parasitic nest fly Philornis downsi
ArticleAbstract: Under the hypothesis of environmentally cued hatching (ECH), eggs are stimulated to hatch by cues faPalabras claves:chorion, Darwin's finches, DIPTERA, ECH, Estrildidae, GALAPAGOS, Humidity, insect egg, INVASION, Muscidae, oviposition, Plasticity, society finchAutores:Boulton R.A., Causton C.E., Cloutier R., Heimpel G.E., Paola F. Lahuatte, Sage R.Fuentes:scopusSubterranean pupation: a refuge for non-target species from a prospective biological control agent of the avian vampire fly in Galapagos
ArticleAbstract: The invasive avian vampire fly, Philornis downsi (Diptera: Muscidae), poses a significant threat toPalabras claves:biological control, Conura annulifera, Darwin's finches, necrobiome, Parasitoid, PHILORNIS DOWNSI, RefugeAutores:Alyssa T. Gooding, Causton C.E., Heimpel G.E., Katherine Armijo Albán, Paolo Piedrahita, Ramírez I.E., Saúl J. AguirreFuentes:scopusPersistence of the invasive bird-parasitic fly Philornis downsi over the host interbreeding period in the Galapagos Islands
ArticleAbstract: Many parasites of seasonally available hosts must persist through times of the year when hosts are uPalabras claves:Autores:Bulgarella M., Cahuana A., Causton C.E., Colwitz A.J., Freund D.A., Heimpel G.E., Maria Piedad Lincango, Miksanek J.R., Moon R.D., Oliver J.D., Paola F. Lahuatte, Ramírez I.E., Sage R.Fuentes:scopusRearing larvae of the avian nest parasite, philornis downsi (diptera: Muscidae), on chicken blood-based diets
ArticleAbstract: Captive rearing of insect pests is necessary to understand their biology and to develop control methPalabras claves:DIPTERA, ectoparasites, Insect rearing, invasive species, MuscidaeAutores:Causton C.E., Heimpel G.E., Maria Piedad Lincango, Paola F. LahuatteFuentes:scopusPhilornis downsi (Diptera: Muscidae), an avian nest parasite invasive to the Galápagos Islands, in Mainland Ecuador
ArticleAbstract: Philornis downsi (Dodge and Aitken) is a bird-parasitic muscid fly native to mainland South AmericaPalabras claves:bird nest box, Brachymeria, ECUADOR, Galapagos Islands, ParasitoidAutores:Bulgarella M., Causton C.E., Cunninghame F., Denis A.Mosquera Muñoz, Dregni J.S., Gabriel A.Brito Vera, Heimpel G.E., Monje L.D., Quiroga M.A.Fuentes:scopusShifting microbiomes complement life stage transitions and diet of the bird parasite Philornis downsi from the Galapagos Islands
ArticleAbstract: Domestication disconnects an animal from its natural environment and diet, imposing changes in the aPalabras claves:Autores:Ben-Yosef M., Causton C.E., Heimpel G.E., Jose P.A., Jurkevitch E., Paola F. Lahuatte, Yuval B.Fuentes:scopus