C. W. D. Gibson

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Ecology and Vegetation Dynamics Studies(12), Plant and animal studies(7), Rangeland Management and Livestock Ecology(5), Turtle Biology and Conservation(4), Hemiptera Insect Studies(4)

Publications30 total

Hydraulic fracturing: Environmental costs vs. economic benefits
SHAREOK (University of Oklahoma)·2016Open Access
The ecology of Upper Seeds—an old-field succession experiment
Oxford University Press eBooks·2011· 19 cited
The rise and fall of the Aldabran giant tortoise population
Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences·1999· 46 citedOpen Access
Re-creation of species-rich calcicolous grassland communities
1994· 2 cited
A Landmark in the Understanding of British Vegetation
Journal of Biogeography·1993
Community Organisation in Leaf Hoppers
Oikos·1992· 48 cited
Leaf miner assemblies: effects of plant succession and grazing management
Ecological Entomology·1992· 13 cited
The response of invertebrate assemblies to grazing
Ecography·1992· 154 cited
Changes in Spider (Araneae) Assemblages in Relation to Succession and Grazing Management
Journal of Applied Ecology·1992· 211 cited
Grazing and Vegetation Change: Deflected or Modified Succession?
Journal of Applied Ecology·1992· 118 cited
The effects of grazing on local colonisation and extinction during early succession
Journal of Vegetation Science·1991· 105 cited
The nature and rate of development of calcareous grassland in Southern Britain
Biological Conservation·1991· 111 cited
Nature management by grazing and cutting
Trends in Ecology & Evolution·1990· 56 cited
The effects of sheep grazing on seedling establishment and survival in grassland
Plant Ecology·1988· 77 cited
Insect Herbivory: Effects on Early Old Field Succession Demonstrated by Chemical Exclusion Methods
Oikos·1988· 61 cited
Grass flowers in the diet of <i>Megaloceraea recticornis</i> (Heteroptera: Miridae): plant structural defences and interspecific competition reviewed
Ecological Entomology·1987· 7 cited
Spring grazing by sheep: effects on seasonal changes during early old field succession
Vegetatio·1987· 58 cited
The use of sheep grazing to recreate species-rich grassland from abandoned arable land
Biological Conservation·1987· 148 cited
Relationships between the effects of insect herbivory and sheep grazing on seasonal changes in an early successional plant community
Oecologia·1987· 48 cited
Book reviews: Taylor, J.A. 1984: Themes in biogeography. London: Croom Helm. xxvii + 404 pp. £25.00 cloth, £12.95 paper
Progress in Physical Geography Earth and Environment·1986
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Frequent Co-authors

V. K. Brown(13), Martin Rudbeck Jepsen(3), Clive Hambler(2), T. A. Watt(2), John M. Hamilton(2), J. Phillipson(2), P. H. Sterling(2), Linda Losito(1), George C. McGavin(1), H. C. Dawkins(1), Jeyaraney Kathirithamby(1), D. Bourn(1), Dave M. Augeri(1), Cathleen J Wilson(1), Julia Church(1), Simon I Hay(1), Tim Guilford(1), MAYKE VISSER(1), M. N. WEITON(1), J. S. Rodwell(1)