Barry John McMahon

The paper analyzes genomic data from Eurasian curlews to assess genetic diversity, population structure, and selection signals in declining populations.

The paper examines how mowing timing affects Whinchat breeding success in Ireland, finding that while early mowing impacts productivity, other factors also influence reproductive outcomes.

This study shows that Irish red grouse have higher inbreeding and genetic divergence from British populations, suggesting local adaptation and potential risks from translocations.