Luís Fernando Pascoal da Silva


AuthID: R-001-SQE

Confirmed Publications: 28



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TITLE: Characterization Through Multilocus Sequence Analysis of Borrelia turdi Isolates from Portugal
AUTHORS: Norte, AC; Araujo, PM; da Silva, LP ; Tenreiro, PQ; Ramos, JA; Nuncio, MS; Ze Ze, L; de Carvalho, IL;
PUBLISHED: 2016, SOURCE: MICROBIAL ECOLOGY, VOLUME: 72, ISSUE: 4
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TITLE: Dispersal of fungi spores by non-specialized flower-visiting birds
AUTHORS: da Silva, LP ; Coutinho, AP; Heleno, RH; Tenreiro, PQ; Ramos, JA;
PUBLISHED: 2016, SOURCE: Journal of Avian Biology in JOURNAL OF AVIAN BIOLOGY, VOLUME: 47, ISSUE: 3
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS CrossRef: 5 Handle
IN MY: ORCID
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TITLE: Interspecific variation in the relationship between clutch size, laying date and intensity of urbanization in four species of hole-nesting birds
AUTHORS: Vaugoyeau, M; Adriaensen, F; Artemyev, A; Banbura, J; Barba, E; Biard, C; Blondel, J; Bouslama, Z; Bouvier, JC; Camprodon, J; Cecere, F; Charmantier, A; Charter, M; Cichon, M; Cusimano, C; Czeszczewik, D; Demeyrier, V; Doligez, B; Doutrelant, C; Dubiec, A; Eens, M; Eeva, T; Faivre, B; Ferns, PN; Forsman, JT; Garcia del Rey, E; Goldshtein, A; Goodenough, AE; Gosler, AG; Gregoire, A; Gustafsson, L; Harnist, I; Hartley, IR; Heeb, P; Hinsley, SA; Isenmann, P; Jacob, S; Juskaitis, R; Korpimaki, E; Krams, I; Laaksonen, T; Lambrechts, MM; Leclercq, B; Lehikoinen, E; Loukola, O; Lundberg, A; Mainwaring, MC; Mand, R; Massa, B; Mazgajski, TD; Merino, S; Mitrus, C; Monkkonen, M; Morin, X; Nager, RG; Nilsson, JA; Nilsson, SG; Norte, AC; Orell, M; Perret, P; Perrins, CM; Pimentel, CS; Pinxten, R; Richner, H; Robles, H; Rytkonen, S; Senar, JC; Seppanen, JT; da Silva, LP ; Slagsvold, T; Solonen, T; Sorace, A; Stenning, MJ; Tryjanowski, P; von Numers, M; Walankiewicz, W; Moller, AP; ...More
PUBLISHED: 2016, SOURCE: Ecology and Evolution in ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION, VOLUME: 6, ISSUE: 16
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IN MY: ORCID
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TITLE: Sampling completeness in seed dispersal networks: When enough is enough
AUTHORS: Costa, JM; da Silva, LP ; Ramos, JA; Heleno, RH;
PUBLISHED: 2016, SOURCE: Basic and Applied Ecology in BASIC AND APPLIED ECOLOGY, VOLUME: 17, ISSUE: 2
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS CrossRef Handle
IN MY: ORCID
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TITLE: The Importance of Reedbeds and Riparian Areas for Cetti’s Warbler Cettia cetti throughout its Annual Cycle
AUTHORS: Araújo, PM; Lopes, PB; da Silva, LP ; Ramos, JA;
PUBLISHED: 2016, SOURCE: Wetlands, VOLUME: 36, ISSUE: 5
INDEXED IN: Scopus CrossRef
IN MY: ORCID
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TITLE: How to mitigate impacts of wind farms on bats? A review of potential conservation measures in the European context  Full Text
AUTHORS: Filipa Peste; Anabela Paula; Luis P da Silva ; Joana Bernardino; Pedro Pereira; Miguel Mascarenhas; Hugo Costa; José Manuel Neto Vieira ; Carlos Bastos; Carlos Fonseca; Maria Joao R Ramos Pereira;
PUBLISHED: 2015, SOURCE: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REVIEW, VOLUME: 51
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS CrossRef: 16
IN MY: ORCID
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TITLE: Patterns of tick infestation and their Borrelia burgdorferi s.l. infection in wild birds in Portugal
AUTHORS: Norte, AC; da Silva, LP ; Tenreiro, PJQ; Felgueiras, MS; Araujo, PM; Lopes, PB; Matos, C; Rosa, A; Ferreira, PJSG ; Encarnacao, P; Rocha, A; Escudero, R; Anda, P; Nuncio, MS; de Carvalho, IL;
PUBLISHED: 2015, SOURCE: TICKS AND TICK-BORNE DISEASES, VOLUME: 6, ISSUE: 6
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS CrossRef Handle
IN MY: ORCID
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TITLE: The importance of lizards and small mammals as reservoirs for Borrelia lusitaniae in Portugal. B. lusitaniae in lizards and small mammals in Portugal
AUTHORS: Norte, AC; da Silva, AA; Alves, J; da Silva, LP ; Nuncio, MS; Escudero, R; Anda, P; Ramos, JA; de Carvalho, IL;
PUBLISHED: 2015, SOURCE: ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY REPORTS, VOLUME: 7, ISSUE: 2
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IN MY: ORCID
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