Is the ‘n = 30 rule of thumb’ of ecological field studies reliable? A call for greater attention to the variability in our data

by Martínez–Abraín, A.
Published 2014-06-01

Why do ecologists aim to get positive results? Once again, negative results are necessary for better knowledge accumulation

by Martínez–Abraín, A.
Published 2013-01-01

Subjectivism as an unavoidable feature of ecological statistics

by Martínez–Abraín, A., Conesa, D., Forte, A.
Published 2014-12-01

Is growing tourist activity affecting the distribution or number of breeding pairs in a small colony of the Eleonora’s Falcon?

by Martínez-Abrain, A., Oro, D., Ferris, V., Belenguer, R.
Published 2002-12-01

Long-term changes of species richness in a breeding bird community of a small Mediterranean archipelago

by Martínez-Abraín, A., Oro, D., Belenguer, R., Ferrís, V., Velasco, V.
Published 2005-12-01

Use of wild–caught individuals as a key factor for success in vertebrate translocations

by Rummel, L., Martínez–Abraín, A., Mayol, J., Ruiz–Olmo, J., Mañas, F., Jiménez, J., Gómez, J. A., Oro, D.
Published 2016-06-01