A. Desrochers

Factors determining success of the chronically instrumented unanesthetized fetal sheep model of human development: a retrospective cohort study

This study identifies team experience as the key factor determining the success of the CINAFS fetal sheep model for human development research.

Avian recolonization of unrestored and restored bogs in Eastern Canada

The paper assesses bird species assemblages in unrestored and restored bogs in Eastern Canada, finding that restored sites increasingly resemble natural sites over time.

No general shift in spring migration phenology by eastern North American birds since 1970

The paper analyzes spring migration phenology of eastern North American birds from 1970 to 2020 and finds no general shift, with mixed trends among species groups.

Out-of-sight or out-of-site? Forays and detection probabilities in single-season occupancy models

The paper quantifies detection probabilities in occupancy models for spruce grouse, showing temporary emigration significantly affects detection probabilities but not site occupancy estimates.

How much does habitat isolation drive forest bird morphology?

The paper examines whether habitat isolation influences wing shape and body mass in forest birds, finding partial support for the hypothesis that isolation drives morphological changes.

Thermal acclimation of photosynthetic activity and Rubisco content in two hybrid poplar clones

This study examines how thermal acclimation affects photosynthetic activity and Rubisco content in two hybrid poplar clones under different temperature and nitrogen conditions.