Xavier Ruiz is affiliated with Rovira i Virgili University in Spain. Their research spans multiple interconnected fields centered on environmental and economic aspects of ecology.
The primary fields of study for Ruiz include Environmental Science and Economics, Econometrics and Finance. Their work also extends into subfields such as Ecology, Nature and Landscape Conservation, and Economics and Econometrics.
The main research topics covered by Ruiz are:
Ruiz has contributed to academic literature with publications in venues focused on ecological and environmental sciences. Their frequent publication venue includes the journal Waterbirds.
Their recent paper is titled "Breeding Biology and Brood Reduction of Herons and Ibis in a Northern Brazilian Mangrove Swamp: Eggs Do Not Starve", published in 2020 in the journal Waterbirds.
Collaborative efforts are evident through frequent co-authorship with researchers including:
These collaborations have influenced the scope and depth of Ruiz's work, connecting ecological behavior studies with applied economics and environmental valuation methods.
Jacob González-Solís;Jacob González-Solís;John P. Croxall;John P. Croxall;Daniel Oro;Xavier Ruiz
Mauro Fasola;Xavier Ruiz
Daniel Oro;Marc Bosch;Xavier Ruiz
Raül Ramos;Francisco Ramírez;Carolina Sanpera;Lluís Jover
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Daniel Oro;Xavier Ruiz
Raül Ramos;Francisco Ramírez;Carolina Sanpera;Lluís Jover
E. Boncompagni;A. Muhammad;R. Jabeen;E. Orvini
J. M. Arcos;X. Ruiz;S. Bearhop;R. W. Furness
M. Morera;C. Sanpera;S. Crespo;L. Jover
Jacob González-Solís;Daniel Oro;Lluis Jover;Xavier Ruiz
J. Gonzalez-Solis;D. Oro;V. Pedrocchi;L. Jover
José Manuel Igual;Manuela G. Forero;Giacomo Tavecchia;Jacob González-Solís;Jacob González-Solís
Daniel Oro;Xell Genovart;Xavier Ruiz;Juan Jimenez
D. Oro;X. Ruiz;L. Jover;V. Pedrocchi
Raül Ramos;Jacob González-Solís;Xavier Ruiz
Raül Ramos;Jacob González-Solís;Manuela G. Forero;Rocío Moreno
Raül Ramos;Marta Cerdà-Cuéllar;Francisco Ramírez;Lluís Jover
Antonio Hernández-Matías;Lluís Jover;Xavier Ruiz
C. Sanpera;M. Morera;X. Ruiz;L. Jover
Jacob Gonzalez-Solis;Xavier Bernadi;Xavier Ruiz
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