Revistes Catalanes amb Accés Obert (RACO)Articles
| XXXth IUGB Congress and Perdix XIII. | PDF (English) |
| F. Buner, M. Puigcerver | 153-154 |
XXXth IUGB
| Wildlife law and policy | PDF (English) PDF (Castellano) |
| S. Bertouille | 159-161 |
| Estimating the economic impact of a long–term hunting ban on local businesses in rural areas in Greece: a hypothetical scenario | PDF (English) PDF |
| K. G. Papaspyropoulos, J. Koufis,, L. Tourlida, A. Georgakopoulou | 163-170 |
| Management of waterfowl shooting during periods of severe weather in the UK | |
| M. B. Ellis | 171-174 |
| Visual counts, bioacoustics and RADAR: three methods to study waterfowl prenuptial migration in Southern France | |
| T. Beroud, J. Druais, Y. Bay, J. C. Ricci | 175-188 |
| Spatial behaviour and survival of translocated wild brown hares | |
| C. Fischer, R. Tagand | 189-196 |
| First estimation of Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx) abundance and density using digital cameras and capture–recapture techniques in a German national park | |
| K. Weingarth, C. Heibl, F. Knauer, F. Zimmermann, L. Bufka, M Heurich | 197-207 |
| Reproduction of wild boar in a cropland and coastal wetland area: implications for management | |
| C. Rosell, F. Navàs, S. Romero | 209-217 |
| Human–wildlife interactions | |
| C. Rosell, F. Llimona | 219-220 |
| Characteristics of wild boar (Sus scrofa) habituation to urban areas in the Collserola Natural Park (Barcelona) and comparison with other locations | |
| S. Cahill, F. Llimona, L. Cabañeros, F. Calomardo | 221-233 |
| Influence of tourism and traffic on the Eurasian lynx hunting activity and daily movements | |
| E. Belotti, M. Heurich, J. Kreisinger, P. Šustr, L. Bufka | 235-246 |
| Influence of new irrigated croplands on wild boar (Sus scrofa) road kills in NW Spain | |
| V. J. Colino–Rabanal, J. Bosch, Mª J. Muñoz, S. J. Peris | 247-252 |
| Game species monitoring using road-based distance sampling in association with thermal imagers: a covariate analysis | |
| K. Morelle, P. Bouché, F. Lehaire, V. Leeman, P. Lejeune | 253-265 |
| Non-invasive genetic approaches for estimation of ungulate population size: a study on roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) based on faeces | |
| C. Ebert, J. Sandrini, B. Spielberger, B. Thiele, U. Hohmann | 267-275 |
| Landscape ecology and wild rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) habitat modeling in the Mediterranean region | |
| M. Narce, R. Meloni, T. Beroud, A. Pléney, J. C. Ricci | 277-283 |
| Aerial ungulate surveys with a combination of infrared and high–resolution natural colour images | |
| U. Franke, B. Goll, U. Hohmann, M. Heurich | 285-293 |
| Common–interest community agreements on private lands provide opportunity and scale for wildlife management | |
| L. A. Powell | 295-306 |
Perdix XIII
| Twenty years of the grey partridge population in the LAJTA Project (Western Hungary) | |
| S. Faragó, G. Dittrich, K. Horváth–Hangya, D. Winkler | 311-319 |
| Galliformes science and species extinctions: what we know and what we need to know | |
| P. J. K. McGowan, L. L. Owens, M. J. Grainger | 321-331 |
| Post–breeding movements and migration patterns of western populations of common quail (Coturnix coturnix): from knowledge to hunting management | |
| J. D Rodríguez–Teijeiro, F. Sardà–Palomera, M. Puigcerver | 333-342 |
| Determining population trends and conservation status of the common quail (Coturnix coturnix) in Western Europe | |
| M Puigcerver, F. Sardà–Palomera, J. D. Rodríguez–Teijeiro | 343-352 |
| The grey partridge in the UK: population status, research, policy and prospects | |
| N. J. Aebischer, J. A. Ewald | 353-362 |
| Restoration of a wild grey partridge shoot: a major development in the Sussex study, UK | |
| J. A. Ewald, G. R. Potts, N. J. Aebischer | 363-369 |
| Rock partridge (Alectoris graeca graeca) population density and trends in central Greece | |
| V. A. Bontzorlos, C. G. Vlachos, D. E. Bakaloudis, E. N. Chatzinikos, E. A. Dedousopoulou, D. K. Kiousis, C. Thomaides | 371-380 |
| Restoration of a sustainable wild grey partridge shoot in eastern England | |
| R. A. H. Draycott | 381-386 |
| Every partridge counts, successful techniques used in the captive conservation breeding programme for wild grey partridge in Ireland | |
| K. Buckley, P. Kelly, B. Kavanagh, E. C. O’Gorman, T. Carnus, B. J. McMahon | 387-393 |
| Does fox control improve red–legged partridge (Alectoris rufa) survival? An experimental study in Northern Spain | |
| A. Mateo–Moriones, R. Villafuerte, P. Ferreras | 395-404 |
| Effectiveness of habitat management for improving grey partridge populations: a BACI experimental assessment | |
| E. Bro, P. Mayot, F. Reitz | 405-413 |
| The invertebrate diet of northern bobwhite chicks in Georgia, United States | |
| D. A. Butler, W. E. Palmer, M. P. Cook | 415-418 |
| Microsatellite markers show distinctiveness of released and wild grey partridges in Finland | |
| T. Liukkonen, L. Kvist, S. Mykrä | 419-428 |
| Does the use of playback affect the estimated numbers of red–legged partridge Alectoris rufa? | |
| P. Tizzani, E. Negri, F. Silvano, G. Malacarne, P. G. Meneguz | 429-435 |