prof. MVDr. Emil Tkadlec CSc.
Position full-time researcher
Direction population dynamics
Workplace Research facility Brno
+420 585 634 561
Research interests
- population ecology of mammals,
- population dynamics,
- evolutionary and behavioral ecology,
- rodent pest control.
Education
- 1982: MVDr. degree – University of Veterinary and Pharmaceutical Sciences Brno.
- 1991: CSc. degree – Institute of Systematic and Ecological Biology, Academy of Sciences.
- 1999: Assoc. Prof. of Ecology – Palacky University Olomouc.
- 2004: Prof. of Ecology – Palacky University Olomouc.
Employment
- 1987–1989: Institute of Vertebrate Research, Brno – research assistant,
- 1989–2009: Institute of Systematical and Ecological Biology, Brno – research worker,
- 1998–2004: Palacky University Olomouc – Associate Professor of Ecology,
- 2004-present: Palacky University Olomouc – Professor of Ecology, The Head of Department of Ecology and Environmental Sciences, research worker,
- present: Institute of Vertebrate Biology, Department of Population Biology Studenec – research worker,
- present: Palacky University Olomouc – Chairman of the Board for PhD Studies at the Faculty of Science and Chairman of the Field Biology at Faculty of Science.
Teaching activities
- Population ecology, Life history theory, Scientific methodology, Time series analysis in ecology, Seminars to Diploma and Ph.D. Thesis.
Current Ph.D. students
- Mgr. Petr Pavluvčík (since 2010),
- Mgr. Ivana Petrová (since 2012).
Former Ph.D. students
- L.Trebatická: Life history variation in small mammals with fluctuating numbers: from individual decisions to population dynamics, (2008, supervisor E.Tkadlec).
- L.Lisická: Population indices in studying dynamics of small mammals, (2007, supervisor E.Tkadlec).
- J.Losík: Modelling of demographic processes in populations of small mammals, (2007, supervisor E.Tkadlec).
- E.Jánová: Variation of demographic structure in populations of the common vole in agriculturallandscape, (2006, supervisor E.Tkadlec).
- J.Bryja: Demographic characteristics of the common vole (Microtus arvalis) population in southern Moravia, (2000, consultant E.Tkadlec).
- P.Krejčová-Šťastná: The effect of fotoperiod on life-history traits in the common vole Microtus arvalis, (1997, consultant E.Tkadlec).
Publications
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
2012
Suchomel J, Purchart L, Heroldová M, Homolka M, Kamler J, Tkadlec E (2012).
Vole damage to planted tree regeneration conditioned by some environmental factors. Austrian Journal of Forest Science, 129: 56-65.
Tkadlec E, Heroldová M, Víšková V, Bednář M, Zejda J (2012).
Distribution of the common hamster in the Czech Republic after 2000: retreating to optimum lowland habitats. Folia zoologica, 61: 246-253.
2011
2010
Tkadlec E, Heroldová M, Obdržálková D, Zejda J, Zapletal M (2010).
Monitoring a předpovídání populační početnosti hraboše polního. Rostlinolékař, 2010: 15-171210 .
2007
Jánová E, Havelková D, Tkadlec E (2007).
Does reproduction accelerate the growth of eye lens mass in female voles?. Belgian Journal of Zoology, 137: 85-88.
Jánová E, Nesvadbová J, Tkadlec E (2007).
Is the eye lens method of age estimation reliable in voles?. Folia zoologica, 56: 119-125.
Lisická L, Losík J, Zejda J, Heroldová M, Nesvadbová J, Tkadlec E (2007).
Measurement error in a burrow index to monitor relative population size in the common vole. Folia zoologica, 56: 169-176.
Losík J, Lisická L, Hříbková J, Tkadlec E (2007).
Demografická struktura a procesy v přírodní populaci křečka polního (Cricetus cricetus) na Olomoucku. Lynx, 38: 21-29.
Skorič M, Shitaye EJ, Halouzka R, Fictum P, Trčka I, Heroldová M, Tkadlec E, Pavlík I (2007).
Tuberculous and tuberculoid lesions in free living small terrestrial mammals and the risk of infection to humans and animals: a review. Veterinární medicína, 52: 144-161.
Zbořil J, Hladíková B, Tkadlec E (2007).
Populační dynamika zajíce polního (Lepus europaeus) na střední Moravě. Lynx, 38: 89-97.
2006
Berteaux D, Humphries MH, Krebs CJ, Lima M, McAdam AG, Pettorelli N, Réale D, Saitoh T, Tkadlec E, Weladji RB, Stenseth NC (2006).
Constraints to projecting the effects of climate change on mammals. Climate Research, 32: 151-158.
Tkadlec E, Zbořil J, Losík J, Gregor P, Lisická L (2006).
Winter climate and plant productivity predict abundances of small herbivores in central Europe. Climate Research, 32: 99-108.
2005
Heroldová M, Jánová E, Bryja J, Tkadlec E (2005).
Set-aside plots - source of small mammal pests?. Folia zoologica, 54: 337-350.
2004
Zejda J, Zapletal M, Heroldová M, Tkadlec E (2004).
Analýza časně jarního vzorku populace hraboše polního (Microtus arvalis). Lynx, 35: 247-252.
2003
2001
Bryja J, Tkadlec E, Nesvadbová J, Gaisler J, Zejda J (2001).
Comparison of enumeration and Jolly-Seber estimation of population size in the common vole Microtus arvalis. Acta Theriologica, 46: 279-285.
2000
Tkadlec E (2000).
The effects of seasonality on variation in the length of breeding season in arvicoline rodents. Folia zoologica, 49: 269-286.
Tkadlec E (2000).
Populační dynamika zajíce polního na okrese Prostějov. Přírodovědné studie Muzea Prostějovska, 3: 133-149.
1998
1997
Tkadlec E, Rychnovský B (1997).
Drobní terestričtí obratlovci a střevlíkovití brouci na Mohelenské hadcové stepi. Přírodovědný sborník Západomoravského muzea v Třebíči=Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Musei Moraviae Occidentalis, 28: 57-81.
Tkadlec E (1997).
Early age of vaginal opening in common voles (Microtus arvalis). Folia zoologica, 46: 1-7.
1995
Tkadlec E, Zejda J (1995).
Precocious breeding in female common voles and its relevance to rodent fluctuations. Oikos, 73: 231-236.
1994
Tkadlec E, Havelková D (1994).
Determination of sex in live pups of the common vole (Microtus arvalis) shortly after birth. Folia zoologica, 43: 21-24.
Tkadlec E (1994).
Response of voles to the concentration of crimidine in rodenticidal baits. Crop Protection, 13: 474-478.
1993
Tkadlec E (1993).
Crimidine Hazards to Scavengers. Folia zoologica, 42: 289-293.
Tkadlec E, Gattermann R (1993).
Circadian changes in susceptibility of voles and golden hamsters to acute rodenticides. Journal of Interdisciplinary Cycle Research, 24: 153-161.