The New Period for Ekistics and The New Habitat

Constantinos A. Doxiadis (1913-1975) was an important figure in the realm of postwar urbanism, and yet his contribution has been largely neglected. This study reviews his traject...

Welcome to the reimagined and contemporary international journal of Ekistics and the New Habitat: the problems and science of human settlements. On behalf of the international boar...

AbstractThe impact of anthropogenic habitat alteration on amphibians was investigated, employing an investigative focus on leaf-litter and semi-aquatic species across different hab...

Identifying areas of high-quality habitat is often a critical first step for the recovery and management of species of conservation concern, yet patterns of high density in an area...

ABSTRACTStudies of habitat selection and use by wildlife, especially large herbivores, are foundational for understanding their ecology and management, especially if predictors of ...

ABSTRACTAnthropogenic habitat loss is widely recognized as a primary environmental concern. By contrast, debates on the effects of habitat fragmentation persist. To facilitate over...

Abstract Background: Holling (1959) was the first to describe a functional response between a predator’s consumption-rate and the density of its prey. The same concept may ...

Abstract1. Microtus agrestis and M. arvalis are two very similar rodents with widely overlapping geographical ranges. One expects strong competition between them. The aim was to st...