Denise O. Conover's scientific contributions
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Publications (15)
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... Mesopredators are known to often prey on eggs from bird and turtle nests (Conover and Conover 2022). ...
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... habituation been discussed extensively in other literature reviews (Bomford and O'Brien 1990;Avery and Werner 2017), and notably in Conover (2002). Conover (2002) suggested that birds may habituate more quickly to biologically salient frightening devices than non-biologically salient frightening devices, such gas cannons. ...
