引用次数
引用: 1,136
H-指数: 19
I10-指数 : 22
出版物: 49
More massive but potentially less healthy: black vultures feeding in rubbish dumps differed in clinical and biochemical parameters with wild feeding birds.
Pablo Ignacio Plaza , Sergio Agustin Lambertucci
PeerJ 6
13
2018
Framing of visual content shown on popular social media may affect viewers’ attitudes to threatened species
Fernando Ballejo , Pablo Ignacio Plaza , Sergio Agustín Lambertucci
Scientific Reports 11 ( 13512) 1 -10
24
2021
Mitigating GHG emissions: A global ecosystem service provided by obligate scavenging birds
Pablo Ignacio Plaza , Sergio Agustín Lambertucci
Ecosystem Services 56 101455 -101455
8
2022
The Influence of Age, Sex and Season on Andean Condor Ranging Behavior during the Immature Stage
Jorgelina María Guido , Nicolás Rodolfo Cecchetto , Pablo Ignacio Plaza , José Antonio Donázar
Animals 13 ( 7) 1234 -1234
3
2023
Ecología y salud de aves carroñeras que utilizan recursos de origen antrópico en grados variables
Pablo Ignacio Plaza
Universidad Nacional del Comahue. Centro Regional Universitario Bariloche.
2021
Limited sexual segregation in a dimorphic avian scavenger, the Andean condor.
Sergio A. Lambertucci , José A. Donázar , Paula L. Perrig , Paula L. Perrig
Oecologia 196 ( 1) 77 -88
2021
The perfect threat: Pesticides and vultures.
Pablo I. Plaza , Emma Martínez-López , Sergio A. Lambertucci
Science of The Total Environment 687 1207 -1218
22
2019
Protein electrophoresis in Andean condors (Vultur gryphus): Reference values and differences between wild and rehabilitating individuals.
Pablo I. Plaza , Guillermo Blanco , Facundo Barbar , Guillermo Wiemeyer
Zoo Biology 38 ( 6) 508 -515
3
2019
What do we know about lead contamination in wild vultures and condors? A review of decades of research
Pablo I. Plaza , Sergio A. Lambertucci
Science of The Total Environment 654 409 -417
24
2019
How are garbage dumps impacting vertebrate demography, health, and conservation?
Pablo I. Plaza , Sergio A. Lambertucci
Global Ecology and Conservation 12 9 -20
67
2017
A review of lead contamination in South American birds: The need for more research and policy changes
Pablo I. Plaza , Marcela Uhart , Andrea Caselli , Guillermo Wiemeyer
Perspectives in Ecology and Conservation 16 ( 4) 201 -207
14
2018
Ecology and conservation of a rare species: What do we know and what may we do to preserve Andean condors?
Pablo I. Plaza , Sergio A. Lambertucci
Biological Conservation 251 108782
5
2020
Humans have time to discuss conceptual frameworks, some threatened species have not
Fernando Ballejo , Pablo I. Plaza , Sergio A. Lambertucci
Biological Conservation 250 108748
1
2020
The productive, ecological, and perception problem of the “unacceptable” livestock losses due to scavenger birds
Fernando Ballejo , Pablo I. Plaza , Sergio A. Lambertucci
Biological Conservation 250 108723
2
2020
Dogs and Cats Put Wildlife at Risk
Pablo I. Plaza , Karina L. Speziale , Lucia B. Zamora‐Nasca , Sergio A. Lambertucci
The Journal of Wildlife Management 83 ( 4) 767 -768
4
2019
Comparison of lead contamination among related scavenging birds sharing food sources: a call for caution when using surrogate species
Pablo I. Plaza , Guillermo Wiemeyer , Sergio A. Lambertucci
Ibis 162 ( 4) 1303 -1311
4
2020
Implications of bacterial, viral and mycotic microorganisms in vultures for wildlife conservation, ecosystem services and public health
Pablo I. Plaza , Guillermo Blanco , Sergio A. Lambertucci
Ibis 162 ( 4) 1109 -1124
40
2020
The conflict between scavenging birds and farmers: Field observations do not support people’s perceptions
Fernando Ballejo , Pablo I. Plaza , Sergio A. Lambertucci
Biological Conservation 248 108627
12
2020
Rubbish dumps as invasive plant epicentres
Pablo I. Plaza , Karina L. Speziale , Sergio A. Lambertucci
Biological Invasions 20 ( 9) 2277 -2283
8
2018
Scavenger birds exploiting rubbish dumps: Pathogens at the gates.
Pablo I. Plaza , Guillermo Blanco , María Julia Madariaga , Eduardo Boeri
Transboundary and Emerging Diseases 66 ( 2) 873 -881
13
2019