Phil Taylor Publications

Publication List
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Chin KS, and Taylor PD. 2009. Interactive effects of distance and matrix on the movements of a peatland dragonfly. Ecography 32:715-722. (view)

Mitchell, GW, IG Warkentin, and PD Taylor. 2009. Movement of juvenile songbirds in harvested boreal forest: assessing residency time and landscape connectivity Avian Conservation and Ecology - Ecologie et conservation des oiseaux 4(1):5. [online] URL http://www.ace-eco.org/vol4/iss1/art5/. (view)

Calvert AM, Bonner SJ, Jonsen ID, Flemming JM, Walde SJ, Taylor PD. 2009. A hierarchical Bayesian approach to multi-state mark-recapture: simulations and applications. Journal of Applied Ecology, in press.

Calvert, A.M., P.D. Taylor & S. Walde. 2009. Cross-scale environmental influences on songbird stopover behaviour. Global Change Biology, 15:744-759 (view)

Crewe, T.L., J.D. McCracken, P.D. Taylor, D. Lepage, and A.E. Heagy. 2008. The Canadian Migration Monitoring Network - Réseau canadien de surveillance des migrations: Ten-year Report on Monitoring Landbird Population Chage. CMMN-RCSM Scientific Technical Report #1. Produced by Bird Studies Canada, Port Rowan, Ontario 69pp.

Dalley, K.L., Taylor, P.D., Shutler, D. 2008. Nest-site characteristics and breeding success of three species of boreal songbirds in western Newfoundland, Canada. Canadian Journal of Zoology 86(10):1203-1211 (view)

Leonard, T, Warkentin, I. & P.D. Taylor. 2008. Landscape structure and spatial scale affect space use by songbirds in naturally-patchy and harvested boreal forests. Condor 110(3):467-481 (view)

Nocera, J.J., P.D. Taylor & L.M. Ratcliffe. 2008. Inspection of mob-calls as sources of predator information: response of migrant and resident birds in the Neotropics. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology. 62(11): 1769-1777.

Trzcinski, K.T., S. Walde & P.D. Taylor. 2008. Spatial variation in population growth rate and community structure affects local and regional dynamics. Journal of Animal Ecology. 77(6):1153-1161

Whitaker, D., Warkentin, I. & P.D. Taylor. 2008. Survival of adult songbirds in boreal forest landscapes fragmented by clearcuts and natural openings. Avian Conservation and Ecology - Écologie et conservation des oiseaux 3(1): 5. [online] URL: http://www.ace-eco.org/vol3/iss1/art5/ (view)

Fitzgerald, T.M. & P.D. Taylor. 2008. Migratory orientation of juvenile yellow-rumped warblers Dendroica coronata following stop-over: sources of variation and importance of geographic origins. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology. 62(9):1499-1508.

Peckford, M.L. & P.D. Taylor. 2008. Within night correlations between radar and ground counts of migrating songbirds. Journal of Field Ornithology, 79: 207-214

Calvert, A. M., D. L. Amirault, F. Shaffer, R. Elliot, A. Hanson, J. McKnight, and P. D. Taylor. 2006. Population assessment of an endangered shorebird: the Piping Plover (Charadrius melodus melodus) in eastern Canada. Avian Conservation and Ecology - Écologie et conservation des oiseaux 1(3): 4. [online] URL: http://www.ace-eco.org/vol1/iss3/art4/

Taylor, P.D. 2006. Movement behaviours of a forest odonate in two heterogeneous landscapes. In: Cordoba, A. Forests and Dragonflies. Pensoft (Sofia-Moscow), 300 pp.

Betts MG, Forbes GJ, Diamond AW, and Taylor P.D. 2006. Independent effects of fragmentation on forest songbirds: An organism-based approach. Ecological Applications 16 (3): 1076-1089  (view)

Taylor, P., L. Fahrig, and K. A. With. 2006. Landscape connectivity: back to the basics In Connectivity Conservation. Eds. K. Crooks and M. A. Sanjayan. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge,
UK. (view)

Taylor, P.D. 2005. Movement behaviours of a forest odonate in two heterogeneous landscapes. In Forests and Dragonflies . Ed. A.C. Rivera. Fourth WDA International Symposium of Odonatology, Pontevedra Spain. pp 225-238. (view)

Taylor, P. D., and M. A. Krawchuk. 2005. Scale and sensitivity of songbird occurrence to landscape structure in a harvested boreal forest. Avian Conservation and Ecology - Écologie et conservation des oiseaux 1(1): 5.
http://www.ace-eco.org/vol1/iss1/art5/ (view)

Trzcinski, M.K., S.J. Walde & P.D. Taylor. 2005. Local interactions in pitcher plant communities scale-up to regional patterns in distribution and abundance. Ecological Entomology 34(6): 1464-1470. (view)

Trzcinski, M.K., S. J. Walde and P. D. Taylor. 2005. Stability of pitcher-plant microfaunal populations on food web structure. Oikos 110: 146-154. (view)

Taylor, P.D. Resilience & Biosphere Reserves. 2004. Environments 32(3). (Internal review). (view)

Krawchuk, M.A. & P.D. Taylor. 2003. Changing importance of habitat structure across multiple spatial scales for three species of insects. Oikos 103: 153-161. (view)

Trzcinski, M.K., S.J. Walde & P.D. Taylor. 2003. Colonization of pitcher plant leaves at several spatial scales. Ecological Entomology 28: 482-489.

Miner J.A. & P.D. Taylor. 2002. Effects of peatland size and exposure on two species of Diptera inhabiting the pitcher plant Sarracenia purpurea L. Ecoscience 9(3) 347-354.

Baltzer, J.L., H.L. Hewlin, E.G. Reekie, P.D. Taylor, and J.S. Boates. 2002. The impact of flower harvesting on seedling recruitment in Sea Lavender (Limonium carolinianum). Rhodora, 104:280-295.

Baltzer, J.L., E.G. Reekie, H.L. Hewlin, P.D. Taylor, and J.S. Boates. 2002. The impact of flower harvesting on the salt marsh plant Limonium carolinianum. Canadian Journal of Botany 80:841-851.

Jones, I.L., G.S. Fraser, S.Rowe, S.M. Carr and P.D. Taylor. 2002. Different patterns of parental effort during chick rearing by male and female thick-billed murres (Uria lomvia) at a low arctic colony. Auk 119:1064-1075. (view)

Mclaren, I.S., B. Maybank, K. Keddy, P.D. Taylor, and T. Fitzgerald. 2000. A Notable Autumn arrival of Reverse-Migrants in southern Nova Scotia. American Birds 54:4-10 (view)

Pither, J. & P.D. Taylor. 2000. Directional and fluctuating asymmetry in the black-winged damselfly Calopteryx maculata (Beauvois) (Odonata: Calopterygidae). Canadian Journal of Zoology 78:1740-1748.  (view)

Jonsen, I. and P.D. Taylor. 2000. Calopteryx damselfly dispersions arising from multiscale responses to landscape structure. Conservation Ecology 4(2): 4. http://www.consecol.org/vol4/iss2/art4/ (view)

Nocera, J. & P.D. Taylor. 2000. Behavior of post-nest failure and non-breeding Common Loons, Gavia immer, during the breeding season in Atlantic Canada. Wilson Bulletin 112:532-534.

Jonsen, I.D. & P.D. Taylor. 2000. Fine-scale movement behaviors of calopterygid damselflies are influenced by landscape structure: an experimental manipulation. Oikos 88:553-562. (view)

Taylor, P.D. 2000. Landscape connectivity: linking fine-scale movements and large-scale distributions of damselflies. In: Ekbom, BI, M.E. Irwin, Y. Robert. Interchanges of insects between agricultural and surrounding
landscapes. Kluwer, Dordrecht.

Krawchuk, M & P.D. Taylor. 1999. Some observations on the roosting behavior of Blaesoxipha fletcherii.
Canadian Entomologist 131:829-830.

Nocera, J. & P.D. Taylor. 1998. In situ behavioral response of breeding Common Loons associated with elevated mercury (Hg) exposure). Conservation Ecology [online] 2(2): 10. Available online at
( http://www.consecol.org/vol2/iss2/art10 (view)

Pither, J. & P.D. Taylor. 1998. An experimental assessment of landscape connectivity. Oikos 83:166-174. (view)

Taylor, P.D. 1997. Empirical explorations of landscape connectivity. In: Species dispersal and land use processes. Proceeding of the sixth annual International Association for Landscape Ecology (UK Region)
conference, 9th-11th September 1997 . Eds: Cooper, A. and J. Power. IALE (UK). (view)

Roland, J. and P.D. Taylor. 1997. Insect parasitoid species respond to forest structure at different spatial scales. Nature 386:710-713. (view)

Roland, J., P.D. Taylor & B. Cooke. 1997. Forest structure and the spatial pattern of parasitoid attack. in: Watt, A. Stork, N. & Hunter, M. Forests and Insects (Chapman & Hall) 97:106. (view)

Roland, J. McKinnon, G, Backhouse, C, & P. D. Taylor. 1996. Even smaller radar tags on insects. Nature 381: 120. (view)

Taylor, P.D. & G. Merriam. 1996. Habitat fragmentation reduces parasitism of a forest damselfly. Landscape Ecology 11:181-189  (view)

Roland, J. & P.D. Taylor. 1995. Herbivore-Natural Enemy interactions in fragmented and continuous forests. in: Cappuccino, N. and PW Price. 1995. Population dynamics: New approaches and synthesis. Chp. 10,
pp 195-207. Academic Press. (view)

Taylor, P.D. & G. Merriam. 1995. Wing morphology of a forest damselfly is related to landscape structure. Oikos 73:43-48. (view)

Fahrig, L. J.H. Pedlar, S.E. Pope, P.D. Taylor & J.F. Wegner. 1995. Effect of road traffic on amphibian density. Biological Conservation 73:177-182.

Taylor, P.D. & J.E. Chainey. 1994. Tabanidae (Diptera) of Tai National Park, Côte d'Ivoire with descriptions of three new species. Journal of African Zoology 108:467-479. (view)

Villard, M.-A. & P.D. Taylor. 1994. Tolerance to habitat fragmentation influences the timing of colonization of new habitats by forest birds. Oecologia 98:393-401. (view)

Smith, S.M., D.A. Turnbull & P.D. Taylor. 1994. Assembly, mating, and energetics of Hybomitra arpadi (Diptera: Tabanidae) at Churchill, Manitoba. Journal of Insect Behavior 7:355-383. (view)

Taylor, P.D., L. Fahrig, K. Henein & G. Merriam. 1993. Connectivity is a vital element of landscape structure. Oikos 68:571-573. (view)

Taylor, P.D., D.A. Turnbull, & S.M. Smith. 1992. Mating and oviposition behavior of Tabanus gibensis (Diptera: Tabanidae). Journal of African Zoology 106:303-311. (view)

Turnbull, D.A., P.D. Taylor, S.M. Smith & J.E. Chainey. 1992. A collection of Tabanidae (Diptera) from west-central , Ethiopia with descriptions of Tabanus gibensis sp. n. and the male of T. pallidifacies. Journal of
African Zoology 106:133-140. (view)

Taylor, P.D. & S.M. Smith. 1990.   Behavior, physiological states and thermal characteristics of aggregating male Hybomitra illota (Osten Sacken). Medical and Veterinary Entomology 4:337- 348.   (view)

Taylor, P.D. & S.M. Smith. 1989. Activities and physiological states of male and female Tabanus sackeni (Diptera: Tabanidae). Medical and Veterinary Entomology 3:203-212. (view)