Categoría huella: 2019 Y ANTERIORES

Casas-Crivillé, A., Valera, F. 2005. The European Bee-eater (Merops apiaster) as an ecosystem engineer in arid environments. Journal of Arid Environments 60: 227-238.

Carrillo, C., Barbosa, A., Valera, F., Barrientos, R., Moreno, E. 2007. Northward expansion of a desert bird: Effects of climate change? Ibis 149: 166-169.

Carrillo, C., Valera, F., Barbosa, A., Moreno, E. 2007. Thriving in an arid environment: high prevalence of avian lice in low humidity conditions. Ecoscience 14: 241-249.

Calero-Torralbo, M.A., Valera, F. 2008. Synchronization of host-parasite cycles by means of diapause: host influence and parasite response to involuntary host shifting. Parasitology 135: 1343-1352.

Barrientos, R., Kvist, L., Barbosa, A., Valera, F., López-Iborra, G. M., Moreno, E. 2009. Colonization patterns and genetic structure of peripheral populations of the trumpeter finch (Bucanetes githagineus) from Northwest Africa, the Canary Islands and the Iberian Peninsula. Journal of Biogeography 36: 210-219.

Barrientos, R., Valera, F., Barbosa, A., Carrillo, C. M., Moreno, 2009. E. Plasticity of nest site selection in the trumpeter finch: a comparison between two different habitats. Acta Oecologica 35: 499-506.

Barrientos, R., Barbosa, A., Valera, F., Moreno, E. 2009. Breeding parameters of the Trumpeter finch at the periphery of its range: a case study with mainland expanding and island populations. Journal of Arid Environments 73: 1177-1180.

Moreno, E., Barbosa, A., Valera, F., Benzal, J., Carrillo, C., Barrientos, R., García, L. 2010. Tras la pista de un recién llegado: ¿de dónde vienen – y adónde van – los camachuelos trompeteros? EtoloGuía 22: 39-49.

Václav, R., Valera, F., Martínez, T. 2011. Social information in nest colonisation and occupancy in a long-lived, solitary breeding bird. Oecologia 165: 617-627.

Griggio, M., Valera, F., Casas-Crivillé, A., Hoi, H., Barbosa, A. 2011. White tail markings are an indicator of quality and affect mate preference in rock sparrow. Behavioural Ecology and Sociobiology 65: 655-664.