Heidi M. Regehr - Concepedia

Author

Heidi M. Regehr

Simon Fraser University

Also Known As

H. M. Regehr, HEIDI M. REGEHR, Heidi M Regehr, Heidi M. Regehr, Heidi Regehr

Publications

337

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Simon Fraser University Memorial University of Newfoundland

About

Heidi M. Regehr is an author at Simon Fraser University specializing in evolutionary biology, conservation biology, and engineering.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	5	5	100
2	Natural Sciences	4	4	108
3	Social Sciences	2	2	34
4	Education	1	1	21
5	Public Health	1	1	21

Heidi M. Regehr

Publications

286

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	Year	Citations
Seabird Breeding Performance during Two Years of Delayed Capelin Arrival in the Northwest Atlantic: A Multi-Species Comparison Heidi M. Regehr, Michael S. Rodway Waterbirds	1999	38
Aggregative response of Harlequin Ducks to herring spawning in the Strait of Georgia, British Columbia Michael S. Rodway, Heidi M. Regehr, John Ashley, Canadian Journal of Zoology Fishery AssessmentRange ShiftHarlequin DucksWildlife EcologyFishery Science	2003	36
Antipredator benefits of nest-site selection in Black-legged Kittiwakes Heidi M. Regehr, Michael S. Rodway, William A. Montevecchi Canadian Journal of Zoology BiologyBreeding BehaviorForagingNest DensityFitness	1998	36
POST-FLEDGING BROODS OF MIGRATORY HARLEQUIN DUCKS ACCOMPANY FEMALES TO WINTERING AREAS1 Heidi M. Regehr, Cyndi M. Smith, Brian Arquilla, Ornithological Applications BiologyBreeding BehaviorFitnessFamily MembersNatural Sciences	2001	35
Sex and age differences in distribution, abundance, and habitat preferences of wintering Harlequin Ducks: implications for conservation and estimating recruitment rates Michael S. Rodway, Heidi M. Regehr, Fred Cooke Canadian Journal of Zoology Recruitment RatesHarlequin DucksEngineeringWildlife EcologyPotential Biases	2003	29
Evaluation of nasal discs and colored leg bands as markers for Harlequin Ducks Heidi M. Regehr, Michael S. Rodway Journal of Field Ornithology Nasal DiscsEquine-assisted TherapyReproductive SuccessBehavioral SciencesHarlequin Ducks	2003	21
Recovery of the Ancient Murrelet Synthliboramphus Antiquus Colony on Langara Island, British Columbia, Following Eradication of Invasive Rats Heidi M. Regehr, Marie R. Rodway, M. Lemon, Marine ornithology BiologyEngineeringLangara IslandNatural SciencesEvolutionary Biology	2007	20
Habitat Selection and Reproductive Performance of Food-Stressed Herring Gulls Michael S. Rodway, Heidi M. Regehr Ornithological Applications	1999	20
Activity Patterns of Marbled Murrelets in Old-Growth Forest in the Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia Michael S. Rodway, Heidi M. Regehr, Jean‐Pierre L. Savard Ornithological Applications EngineeringForestryHabitat ManagementSocial SciencesWildlife Ecology	1993	18
SURVIVAL AND MOVEMENT OF POSTFLEDGING JUVENILE HARLEQUIN DUCKS Heidi M. Regehr The Wilson Bulletin BiologyBreeding BehaviorEngineeringFitnessWildlife Ecology	2003	17

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