Francisco Robledano

Most-cited papers

1. Terrestrial birds as indicators of agricultural-induced changes and associated loss in conservation value of Mediterranean wetlands

   Francisco Robledano, M. A. Esteve, P. Farinós, M. Carreño +1 more

   201065 citations

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2. Determinants of wintering waterbird changes in a Mediterranean coastal lagoon affected by eutrophication.

   Francisco Robledano, M. A. Esteve, J. Martínez-Fernández, P. Farinós

   201128 citations

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3. Effects of climatic change on the distribution and conservation of Mediterranean forests: the case of Tetraclinis articulata in the Iberian Peninsula

   M. Esteve-Selma, J. Martínez-Fernández, Isabel Hernández, J. Montávez +3 more

   2010Biodiversity and Conservation25 citations

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4. Short-Term Responses of Aquatic and Terrestrial Biodiversity to Riparian Restoration Measures Designed to Control the Invasive Arundo donax L.

   D. Bruno, V. Zapata, S. Guareschi, F. Picazo +5 more

   201922 citations Open access

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5. Multi-criteria assessment of a proposed ecotourism, environmental education and research infrastructure in a unique lagoon ecosystem: The Encañizadas del Mar Menor (Murcia, SE Spain)

   Francisco Robledano, M. A. Esteve, J. Calvo, J. Martínez-Paz +7 more

   2017Journal for Nature Conservation22 citations

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6. Assessing biodiversity and conservation value of forest patches secondarily fragmented by urbanisation in semiarid southeastern Spain

   V. Zapata, Francisco Robledano

   201422 citations

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7. Trade-Offs Between Biodiversity Conservation and Nutrients Removal in Wetlands of Arid Intensive Agricultural Basins: The Mar Menor Case, Spain

   J. Martínez-Fernández, M. Esteve-Selma, J. Martínez-Paz, M. Carreño +3 more

   201420 citations

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8. Intercontinental long‐distance seed dispersal across the Mediterranean Basin explains population genetic structure of a bird‐dispersed shrub

   Vicente Martínez-López, C. García, V. Zapata, Francisco Robledano +1 more

   2020Molecular Ecology18 citations Open access

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9. Uncovering mechanisms of bird seed dispersal in semiarid environments to help to restore them

   Vicente Martínez-López, V. Zapata, P. de la Rúa, Francisco Robledano

   2019Ecosphere17 citations Open access

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10. Simulating management options and scenarios to control nutrient load to Mar Menor, Southeast Spain

    J. Martínez, Estève, J. M. Martínez-Paz, F. Carreño +3 more

    200716 citations

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11. The effect of age and sex on wing morphology and body size of the Bearded Tit Panurus biarmicus in relation to complete moult

    I. Peiró, Francisco Robledano, M. A. Esteve

    200616 citations Open access

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12. Use of classical bird census transects as spatial replicates for hierarchical modeling of an avian community

    M. V. Jiménez-Franco, M. Kéry, M. León-Ortega, Francisco Robledano +2 more

    2019Ecology and Evolution14 citations Open access

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13. Long-term trends of local bird populations based on monitoring schemes: are they suitable for justifying management measures?

    A. J. Hernández-Navarro, Francisco Robledano, M. V. Jiménez-Franco, J. Andrew Royle +1 more

    2023Journal of Ornithology10 citations Open access

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14. Bird-mediated seed dispersal of fleshy fruits of mediterranean shrubs in semiarid forest patches: the role of Pinus halepensis Miller trees as seed receptors

    V. Zapata, Francisco Robledano, V. Ramos, Vicente Martínez-López

    2014Plant Ecology10 citations

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15. Catalogue of the birds of the province of Murcia (Spain)

    J. Calvo, A. J. Hernández-Navarro, Francisco Robledano, M. A. Esteve +10 more

    20177 citations Open access

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16. Consumption of honey bees by Merops apiaster Linnaeus, 1758 (Aves: Meropidae) in Mediterranean semiarid landscapes: a threat to beekeeping?

    P. Farinós-Celdrán, V. Zapata, Vicente Martínez-López, Francisco Robledano

    20167 citations

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17. Effects of landscape composition and configuration on Andean birds are influenced by spatial scale

    Omar S. Landázuri, B. Tinoco, C. Espinosa, M. V. Jiménez-Franco +1 more

    2024Forest Ecology and Management6 citations Open access

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18. Ecological and genetic consequences of fragmentation in a semiarid Mediterranean urban forest

    Vicente Martínez-López, P. de la Rúa, V. Zapata, Francisco Robledano

    2017Urban Ecosystems5 citations

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19. Evaluating temporal turnover in avian species richness in a Mediterranean semiarid region: Different responses to elevation and forest cover

    M. V. Jiménez-Franco, M. Kéry, M. León-Ortega, Jacinto Martínez‐Ródenas +3 more

    2023Diversity and Distributions: A journal of biological invasions and biodiversity3 citations Open access

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20. Bird-mediated seed dispersal of fleshy fruits of mediterranean shrubs in semiarid forest patches: the role of Pinus halepensis Miller trees as seed receptors

    V. Zapata, Francisco Robledano, V. Ramos, Vicente Martínez-López

    2014Plant Ecology0 citations

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21. Assessment of inorganic element exposure (Cr, Mn, Ni, Cu, Zn, As, Se, Cd and Pb) in great cormorants (Phalacrocorax carbo sinensis) from the Mar Menor coastal lagoon.

    G. Navarro, S. Jerez, P. Farinós, Francisco Robledano +1 more

    20100 citations

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22. Monitoring of waterbird habitats in saline wetlands of South-Eastern Spain. Guidelines for their management

    Francisco Robledano

    1997Magyar Vízivad Közlemények0 citations Open access

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