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Fergus Blyth

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Chris S. SutherlandiD· 1 shared Holly I. NiveniD· 1 shared Jack Anthony BamberiD· 1 shared Jason MatthiopoulosiD· 1 shared Kathy L. FletcheriD· 1 shared Kenny KortlandiD· 1 shared Laura J. ZantisiD· 1 shared Molly Doubleday· 1 shared

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Applying integrated population models to guide conservation planning: Western Capercaillie in Scotland

Holly I. Niven, Fergus Blyth, Jack Anthony Bamber, Molly Doubleday, Steven R. Ewing, Kathy L. Fletcher, Sue Haysom, Kenny Kortland, Xavier Lambin, Robert Moss, Chris S. Sutherland, Laura J. Zantis, Jason Matthiopoulos

This paper develops a Bayesian integrated population model to analyze Western Capercaillie population dynamics in Scotland, identifying key drivers of decline and evaluating management strategies.

bioRxiv · Jan 14, 2026 · PreprintEcology