Population Declines of the Oriental Magpie <i>Pica serica</i> (Corvidae) in the Saga Plain, Japan: Relationships With Land Use Patterns, Nesting Sites, and Breeding Success.

Ecol Evol · 2025 · PMC12450605 · PMID 40989563

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The impact analysis (Figure 6 ) further supported these findings by combining both direct and indirect effects as a total effect, leading to a stronger overall positive impact of farmland and building changes on nest numbers, even though individual effects in the SDM summary were only marginally significant.

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Population Declines of the Oriental Magpie &lt;i&gt;Pica serica&lt;/i&gt; (Corvidae) in the Saga Plain, Japan: Relationships With Land Use Patterns, Nesting Sites, and Breeding Success.

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Population Declines of the Oriental Magpie <i>Pica serica</i> (Corvidae) in the Saga Plain, Japan: Relationships With Land Use Patterns, Nesting Sites, and Breeding Success.