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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS
Articles in international scientific journals with referee
practice
1) Hakkarainen H and Korpimäki E 1991: Reversed sexual size
dimorphism in Tengmalm's owl: is small male size adaptive? - Oikos
61: 337-346.
2) Hakkarainen H, Korpimäki E, Mappes T and Palokangas P 1992:
Kestrel hunting behaviour towards solitary and grouped Migrotus
agrestis and M. epiroticus - a laboratory experiment. - Ann.
Zool. Fennici 29: 279-284.
3) Hakkarainen H, Korpimäki E, Huhta E and Palokangas P 1993:
Delayed maturation in plumage colour: evidence for the female-mimicry
hypothesis in the kestrel. - Beh. Ecol. Sociobiol. 33: 247-251.
4) Hakkarainen H and Korpimäki E 1993: The effect of female
body size on clutch volume of Tengmalm's owls Aegolius funereus in
varying food conditions. - Ornis Fenn. 70: 189-195.
5) Hakkarainen H and Korpimäki E 1994: Nest defence of
Tengmalm's owls reflects offspring survival prospects under fluctuating
food conditions. - Anim. Behav 48: 843-849.
6) Hakkarainen H and Korpimäki E 1994: Does feeding effort of
Tengmalm's owls reflect offspring survival prospects in cyclic food
conditions? - Oecologia 97: 209-214.
7) Hakkarainen H and Korpimäki E 1994: Environmental, parental
and adaptive variation in egg size of Tengmalm's owls in varying food conditions.
- Oecologia 98: 362-368.
8) Hakkarainen H and Korpimäki E 1995: Contrasting phenotypic
correlations in food provision of male Tengmalm's owls (Aegolius
funereus) in a temporally heterogenous environment. - Evol. Ecol.
9: 30-37.
9) Hakkarainen H, Korpimäki E, Ryssy J and Vikström S 1996:
Low heritability in morphological and breeding characters of Tengmalm's
owls: the role of cyclic food and laying date? - Evol. Ecol 10:
207-219.
10) Hakkarainen H and Korpimäki E 1996: Competitive and
predatory interactions among raptors: an observation and experimental
study. - Ecology 77: 1134-1142.
11) Hakkarainen H,
Korpimäki E, Koivunen V and Kurki S 1997. Boreal owl responses to
forest management: a review. - Journal of Raptor Research 31:
125-128.
12) Hakkarainen H, Huhta E, Lahti K, Lundvall P, Mappes T,
Tolonen P and Wiehn J 1996: A test of male mating and hunting success in
the kestrel: the advantages of smallness? - Beh. Ecol. Sociobiol.
39: 375-380.
13) Hakkarainen H, Koivunen V and Korpimäki E 1997:
Reproductive success and parental effort of Tengmalm's owls: effects of
spatial and temporal variation in habitat quality. - EcoScience 4:
35-42.
14) Hakkarainen H, Koivunen V, Korpimäki E and Kurki S 1996:
Clear-cut areas and breeding success of Tengmalm's owls Aegolius
funereus. - Wildlife Biology 2: 253-258.
15) Korpimäki E and Hakkarainen H 1991: Fluctuating food
supply affects the clutch size of Tengmalm's owl, independently of laying
date. - Oecologia 85: 543-552.
16) Korpimäki E, Hakkarainen H and Bennet GF 1993: Blood
parasites and reproductive success of Tengmalm's owls: detrimental effects
on females but not on males? - Funct. Ecology 7: 420-426.
17) Viitala J, Hakkarainen H and Ylönen H 1994: Different
dispersal in Clethrionomys and Microtus. - Ann. Zool.
Fennici 31: 411-415.
18) Palokangas P, Korpimäki E, Hakkarainen H, Huhta E, Tolonen
P and Alatalo RV 1994: Female kestrels gain reproductive success by
choosing brightly ornamented males. - Anim. Behav. 47: 443-448.
19) Korpimäki E, Koivunen V and Hakkarainen H 1996:
Microhabitat use and behaviour of voles under weasel and raptor predation
risk: predator facilitation? - Beh. Ecol. 7: 30-34.
20) Koivunen V, Korpimäki E, Hakkarainen H and Norrdahl K
1996: Prey choice of Tengmalm's owl (Aegolius funereus funereus):
preference of substandard individuals? - Can. J. Zool. 74:
816-823.
21) Koivunen V, Korpimäki E and Hakkarainen H 1996:
Differential avian predation on sex and size classes of small mammals:
doomed surplus or dominant individuals? - Ann. Zool. Fennici 33:
293-301.
22) Korpimäki E, Koivunen V and Hakkarainen H 1996: Do
radio-collars increase the predation risk of small rodents? - Ethol.
Ecol. Evol. 8: 377-386.
23) Huhta E, Hakkarainen H and Lundvall P 1998: Bright colours
and predation risk in passerines. - Ornis Fenn. 75: 89-93.
24) Koivunen V, Korpimäki E and Hakkarainen H 1998: Refuge
sites of voles under owl predation risk: priority of dominant individuals?
- Beh. Ecol. 9: 231-236.
25) Hakkarainen H and Korpimäki E 1998: Why do territorial
male Tengmalm's owls fail to obtain a mate? - Oecologia 114:
578-582.
26) Hakkarainen H, Ilmonen P, Koivunen V and Korpimäki E 1998:
Blood parasites and nest defense behaviour of Tengmalm's owls. - Oecologia
114: 574-577.
27) Koivunen V, Korpimäki E and Hakkarainen H 1998: Are mature
female voles more susceptible than immatures to avian predation? - Acta
Oecol. 19: 389-393.
28) Korpimäki E and Hakkarainen H 1999: Reproductive effort of
Tengmalm's owls under fluctuating food conditions. - Proceedings of the
Centre for Reproductive Biology 9: 56-60.
29) Ilmonen P, Hakkarainen H, Koivunen V, Korpimäki E, Mullie
A and Shutler D 1999: Parental effort and blood parasitism in Tengmalm's
owl: effects of natural and experimental variation in food abundance. - Oikos
86: 79-86.
30) Wiebe K, Jönsson K, Wiehn J, Hakkarainen H and Korpimäki E
2000: Hatching synchrony in low vole years: are female Eurasian kestrels
energetically constraint? - Ornis Fenn. 77: 1-9.
31) Hakkarainen H, Ilmonen P, Koivunen V and Korpimäki E 2001:
Experimental increase of predation risk induces breeding dispersal of
Tengmalm’s owl. – Oecologia 126: 355-359.
32) Jäntti A, Aho T, Hakkarainen H, Kuitunen M and Suhonen J
2001: Prey depletion by foraging of Eurasian treecreeper, Certhia
Familiaris, on tree trunk arthropods. – Oecologia 128: 488-491.
33) Laaksonen T, Korpimäki E and Hakkarainen H 2002:
Interactive effects of parental age and environmental variation on the
breeding performance of Tengmalm’s owls. – J. Anim. Ecol. 71: 23-31.
34) Hakkarainen H, Korpimäki E, Koivunen V and Ydenberg R
2002: Survival of male Tengmalm’s owls under temporally varying food
conditions. – Oecologia 131: 83-88.
35) Hakkarainen H, Yli-Tuomi I, Korpimäki E and Ydenberg R
2002: Provisioning response to manipulation of apparent predation danger by
parental pied flycatchers. - Ornis Fenn. 79: 139-144.
36) Valkama J, Korpimäki
E, Holm A and Hakkarainen H 2002. Hatching asynchrony and brood reduction in
Tengmalm’s owl Aegolius funereus: the role of temporal and spatial
variation in food abundance. – Oecologia 133: 334-341.
37) Hakkarainen H, Mykrä
S, Kurki S, Korpimäki E, Nikula A and Koivunen V 2003. Habitat
composition as a determinant of reproductive success of Tengmalm’s owls
under fluctuating food conditions. - Oikos 100: 162-171.
38) Eeva T, Koivunen V
and Hakkarainen H 2003. Population densities of forest birds in a heavy
metal pollution gradient. - Avian Science 2: 227-236.
39) Suorsa P, Huhta E,
Nikula A, Nikinmaa M, Jäntti A, Helle H, Hakkarainen H 2003. Forest management is
associated with physiological stress in an old-growth forest passerine. – Proc.
R. Soc. Lond. B 270: 963-969.
40) Huhta, E., Jäntti, A., Suorsa, P., Aho, T., Kuitunen, M.,
Nikula, A. and Hakkarainen, H. 2003. Habitat-related nest
predation effect on the breeding success of the Eurasian treecreeper.
- Eco Science 10: 283-288.
41) Suorsa, P., Helle, H., Huhta, E. Jäntti, A.,
Nikula, A. and Hakkarainen, H. 2003. Forest fragmentation
is associated with primary brood sex ratio in the treecreeper (Certhia
familiaris). - Proc. R. Soc. Lond. B. 270: 2215-2222.
42) Suorsa,
P., Helle, H., Koivunen, V., Huhta, E., Nikula, A. and Hakkarainen, H
2004. Effects of forest patch size on physiological stress and immunocompetence
in an area-sensitive passerine, the Eurasian
treecreeper Certhia familiaris - an experiment. - Proc. R.
Soc. Lond. B. 271: 435-440.
43) Vainio, L., Hakkarainen, H., Rantala, M. and Sorvari, J.
2004. Individual variation in immune function in the ant Formica
exsecta: effects of nest site, body size and sex. - Evol. Ecol.
18: 75-84.
44) Huhta, E., Aho, T., Jäntti, A., Suorsa, P., Kuitunen, M.,
Nikula, A. and Hakkarainen, H. 2004. Forest fragmentation
increases nest predation in the Eurasian treecreeper. - Cons. Biol. 18: 148-155.
45) Sorvari, J. and
Hakkarainen, H. 2004. Clear-cuts increase aggressive behaviour between
neighbouring colonies of the wood ant Formica aquilonia. - Anim. Behav. 67: 151-153.
46) Hakkarainen, H.,
Mykrä, S., Kurki, S., Tornberg, R., Jungell, S. and Nikula, A. 2004.
Long-term change in territory occupancy pattern of goshawks (Accipiter
gentilis) - EcoScience 11: 399-403.
47) Hakkarainen, H., Mykrä, S., Kurki, S., Tornberg, R. and
Jungell, S. 2004. Competitive interactions among raptors in boreal
forests - Oecologia 141: 420-424.
48) Suorsa, P., Huhta, E.,
Jäntti, A., Nikula, A., Helle, H., Kuitunen, M. and Hakkarainen, H. 2004.
Tresholds in selection of breeding habitat by the Eurasian treecreeper
(Certhia familiaris) - Biological Conservation 121: 443-452.
49) Laaksonen, T.,
Hakkarainen, H. and Korpimäki, E. 2004. Lifetime reproduction of a
forest-dwelling owl increases with age and area of forests - Proc. R.
Soc. Lond. B. (Suppl.) 271: 461-464.
50) Sorvari, J. and Hakkarainen, H. 2005. Deforestation reduces nest
mound size and decreases the production of sexual offspring in the wood ant
Formica aquilonia. – Ann. Zool. Fenn.
42: 259-267.
51) Sorvari, J.,
Rantala, L.M., Rantala M.J., Hakkarainen, H. and Eeva, T. 2006. Heavy metal pollution disturbs immune response in wild ant
populations. – Env. Pollut. 145: 324-328 .
52) Eeva, T., Hakkarainen, H.,
Laaksonen, T. and Lehikoinen, E. 2006. Environmental pollution has sex-dependent effects on local survival. – Biology
Letters 2: 298-300.
53) Hakkarainen, H.,
Huhta, E., Koskela, E., Mappes, T., Soveri, T. and Suorsa, P. 2007. Eimeria – parasites
are associated with a lowered mother’s and offspring’ body condition in
island and mainland populations
of the bank vole. – Parasitology
134: 23-31
54) Sorvari,
J. and Hakkarainen, H. 2007. Forest loss and sex ratio in forest-dwelling wood ant Formica aquilonia. – Naturwissenschaften 94: 392-395
55) Sorvari, J. and Hakkarianen, H.
2007. The role of food and colony size in sexual offspring production in a
social insect: an experiment. –
Ecol. Entomology 32:
11-14
56) Jäntti,
A., Suorsa, P., Hakkarainen, H., Sorvari, J., Huhta, E. and Kuitunen, M.
2007. Within territory abundance of red wood
ants is associated with the body condition of nestlings
in the Eurasian treecreeper. – J. Avian Biol.
38:
619-624
57) Jäntti, A., Hakkarainen, H., Kuitunen, M.
and Suhonen, J. 2007. The
importance of landscape structure for nest defence in the Eurasian
Treecreeper, Certhia familiaris..
– Ornis Fenn. 84: 145-154.
58) Sorvari, J. and Hakkarainen, H.
2007. Wood ants are wood ants: deforestation causes population declines in
the polydomous wood ant Formica aquilonia. - Ecological Entomology 32: 707-711.
59) Sorvari, J., Hakkarainen, H. & Rantala, M. J. 2008. Immune defense
of ants is associated with changes in habitat characteristics. - Environmental Entomology 37:
51-56.
60) Hakkarainen, H., Korpimnäki, E.,
Laaksonen, T., Nikula, A. and Suorsa, P. 2008. Survival of male
Tengmalm’s owls increases with cover of old forest in their territory. – Oecologia 155: 479-486.
61) Sorvari, J., Theodora, P.,
Turillazzi, S., Hakkarainen, H. & Sundström, L. 2008. Food resources,
chemical signalling and nest mate recognition in the ant Formica aquilonia.
– Behavioral Ecology
19:
441-447.
62) Korpimäki, E., Hakkarainen, H.,
Laaksonen, T. & Vasko, V. 2008. Responses of owls and
Eurasian kestrels to natural and human induced spatio temporal variation. – Scottish Birds 28: 19-27.
63) Mappes, T., Grapputo, A.,
Hakkarainen, H., Huhta, E., Koskela, E., Saunanen, R. & Suorsa, P.
2008. Island selection on mammalian life-histories: genetic
differentiation in offspring size.
– BMC Evolutionary Biology 8: 296.
64) Eeva, T., Hakkarainen, H., Belskii, E. 2009. Local survival of
pied flycatcher males and females in a pollution gradient of a Cu-smelter.
- Environmental Pollution 157:
1857-1861.
65) Sorvari
J. and Hakkarainen, H. 2009. Forest-clear-cutting
causes small workers in the polydomous wood ant Formica aguilonia. – Ann. Zool. Fenn. 46: 431-438.
66) Korpimäki,
E., Hakkarainen, H., Laaksonen, T. and Vasko, V. 2009. Responses of owls and Eurasian kestrels to spatio-temporal
variation of their main prey. – Ardea
97: 646-647.
67) Suhonen, J,
Jokimäki, J., Kaisanlahti-Jokimäki, M-L, Hakkarainen, H., Huhta, E., Inki,
K. and Jokinen, S and Suorsa, P. 2009. Urbanization
and stability of a bird community in winter
- EcoScience
16: 502-507.
68) Helle, S., Suorsa, P, Huhta, E.
and Hakkarainen, H. 2010. Fluctuating feather asymmetry in relation to
corticosterone levels is sex-dependent in treecreeper (Certhia
familiaris) nestlings.
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Biology Letters (in press).
Articles in book chapters and other international
compilation works with referee practice
1) Viitala J, Pusenius J, Ylönen H, Mappes T and Hakkarainen H 1996:
Social organization and life-history strategy in microtines.
In: European mammals (eds Mathias, M.L., Santos-Reis, M., Amori, G.,
Libois, R., Mitchell-Jones, A., Saint-Girons, M.C.), p. 151-159. Lisboa, Portugal.
2) Korpimäki E,
Hakkarainen H, Ilmonen P and Wiehn J 2001: Detrimental effects of blood
parasites on parental effort and reproductive success of Tengmalm’s owls (Aegolius
funereus) and Eurasian
kestrels (Falco
tinnunculus). – Newton, I., Kavanagh,
R., Olsen, J. and Taylor, I. (eds.), -
Ecology and Conservation of owls, CSIRO Publishing, Collingwood, Australia,
pp. 68-73.
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