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Diaz-Palacios, Sylvia A., author.
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Seabird population ecology: Species' breeding variability / Diaz-Palacios, Sylvia A., author.
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Velez, Sebastian, author.
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Juvenile Population Dynamics of Families Lutjanidae and Serranidae in the Gulf of Mexico, with
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VanWallendael, Acer, author.
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Evolution and Population Genomics of Invasive Reynoutria japonica in North America / VanWallendael
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Greenwood, Daniel, author.
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Using Matrix Population Modeling to Understand Large Population Fluctuations of an Invasive Snail /
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De Jesus, Jessika Lynn M., author.
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Unusual Patterns of Population Genetic Structure Explained by Three New Cases of Poecilogony and
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van Rees, Charles Barteld, author.
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The Effects of Landscape Structure and Climate Change on the Movement, Connectivity, and Population
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Fite, Ethan Andrew, author.
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Population Assessment of Redhorse (Moxostoma spp.) in the Upper Oconaluftee River, Qualla Boundary
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Santos, Helena Sofia Viana dos, author.
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Combining molecular analyses with predictive modelling to study the population history of Iberian
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Conwill, Arolyn, author.
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Population oscillations, synchronization, and range expansion in a bacterial cross-protection
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Thompson, Hillary L., author.
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Migratory Population / Thompson, Hillary L., author.
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Ewing, Steven, author.
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The occurrence and consequences of inbreeding in a reintroduced population of the Mauritius
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Catano, Christopher P., author. (orcid)0000-0002-4060-7291
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Washington University in St. Louis. Biology & Biomedical Sciences (Evolution, Ecology & Population
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Bernardo, Holly Lee, author. (orcid)0000-0003-4156-3849
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Washington University in St. Louis. Biology & Biomedical Sciences (Evolution, Ecology & Population
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Herteux, Camille E., author.
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species experiencing population declines throughout most of the Southeast. I found that wetland
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Coppenrath, Christina, author. (orcid)0000-0002-3280-1772
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habitat locations of Florida's leatherback population.
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Ranjeva, Sylvia, author.
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-immunity. However, heterogeneity among human hosts, through variation in population structure and immune responses
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Mazurkiewicz, David M., author.
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population growth and recovery. Seabirds are important throughout the archipelago and every island and most
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Bruce, Spencer, author.
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tributaries as well as their larger parent river systems, and that some populations still exhibit population
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Allevato, Daniella Meyer, author.
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variation. Finally, a population study on P. pennatifolius, P. spicatus, and P. riedelianus discovered
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Sauve, Drew, author.
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variation in snow melt and female breeding age over a 42-year dataset from an Arctic population of Black
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Wan, Ho Yi, author.
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The Mexican spotted owl (Strix occidentalix lucida ) has experienced population decline and has
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Kitchen, Anthony J., author.
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importance of recognizing animal personality as a legitimate factor in population and meta-population
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Savage, Kirstie, author.
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have strong impacts on small mammal population dynamics or cause non-consumptive impacts to small
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Snyder, Maeve Kerrigan, author.
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Climatic changes have the potential to alter population and community dynamics, ultimately
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Geary, Brock John, author.
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punctuated disturbances. With these approaches, I characterize regional, individual, and population
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Harmon, Wendy Allison, author.
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. Another experiment found that the yellow coloration of salamanders was affected by salamander population
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Beres, Frank, author.
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for determining population age structure are vital to management decisions that ensure geographically
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Wineland, Sean Michael, author.
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Amphibian population declines and range constrictions are widespread but poorly understood
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Parker, Catharine E., author.
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provide managers with information about how predicted human population growth along the coast may alter
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Single, Alexander Jeffrey Tracz, author.
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statewide population estimate of 200 pairs. Previous research has mostly focused on nesting locations
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Huang, Harrison, author.
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treatment practices, few studies have attempted to investigate long-term fish population or environmental
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Garcia, Alexandra Nicole, author.
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the distribution of sexes, as most ramets in a given population of S. caninervis do not express sex
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Roybal, Carla M., author.
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pressure deficit and soil moisture. We found a significant amount of variation was explained by population
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Dunn, Kalli, author.
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environments. The genetic structure of the study population indicated it was likely composed of two populations
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Voors, Sandra E., author.
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. High population extinction rates are resulting in a rapid loss of within-species biodiversity, so there
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Gibbs, Andrew Daniel, author.
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affected negatively by urbanization (especially impervious surface) and population density, but positively
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Ritchie, A. Rachel, author.
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Bats in the United States and Canada are experiencing major population declines because of white
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Hamilton, Bryan T., author. (orcid)0000-0001-5967-1966
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demography of four rattlesnake populations. Mean population growth indicated an overall stable population
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D'Acunto, Laura E., author.
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bats (Myotis sodalis), we show that integrating a population-level component provides new insights into
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Felts, Eli, author.
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of the Walleye population. I also studied the impact of Walleye population variability on angling
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Nolan, Sean Price, author.
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similar to the original baiting, resulting in a reduction in abundance to 3% of the original population.
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Cooper, Hillary Florence, author.
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processes influencing species occurrence and traits at the plant community, population, and genotype level
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Morris, Sinead Elizabeth, author.
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-conferred immunity can improve predictions of population-based disease models. Chapter 5 extends this to finer
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Smith, Jansen Alexander, author. (orcid)0000-0003-3771-2039
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) documentation of population decreases in species with preferences for low-salinity conditions and population
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Lopez, Victor J. Vega, author.
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agroecosystmes. There was a negative relationship between temperature and infestation and population in sun sites
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Beaulne, Danielle, author.
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population genetic literature. Ultimately this thesis highlights the importance for communication and
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Studivan, Michael, author. (orcid)0000-0002-3771-0415
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connectivity models estimate Gulf-wide population panmixia. Chapter 3 focuses on population structure within
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Dwomoh, Francis Kwabena, author.
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-scale interactions in the context of broader responses to climate change and human population growth. Overall, this
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Reyes, Julian J., author. (orcid)0000-0003-4351-2455
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support beef products to feed an increasingly affluent and growing human population. Most rangelands occur
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Richardson, Emily Lynn, author.
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individuals, they could determine which individuals are recruited into the population and ultimately influence
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Curl, Jennifer, author.
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Estimation of breeding seabird population size and trends are integral components of studies or
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Matthews, Monica, author.
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extinction and population declines around the world. Habitat destruction, a product of human development
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Froehly, Jennifer L., author.
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severe population declines over the past seven decades. Grassland habitat loss and fragmentation is
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Carlo, Michael A., author.
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experience lethal temperatures to undergo negative changes at the individual and population levels.
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Muñiz, Paige A., author.
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.g., number of houses, population density, and income). Our research demonstrates that while community gardens
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Weckworth, Julie Kay, author.
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, simultaneously increase the probability of disease exposure from domestic species and can amplify population
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Lawrence, Justin Philip, author.
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influences predators' abilities to learn to avoid an aposematic signal. I provide the first among-population
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Kowalik, Dave Matthew, author. (orcid)0000-0002-3263-1849
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characterized, one can utilize parametric optimization as a mechanism for inferring wide spread population
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Pocius, Victoria Marie, author. (orcid)0000-0003-2546-5579
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The population of monarch butterflies east of the Rocky Mountains has experienced a significant
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Zinecker, Elizabeth K., author.
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and seed storage duration, source population, plant growth response to a fully characterized substrate
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Smiley-Walters, Sarah Ann, author.
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dissertation demonstrates that rattlesnake venom function differs at both the individual and population scale
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Rupasinghe, Prabha Amali, author.
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Lake Erie is well known for its high biodiversity and productive fisheries. Rapid human population
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Mollenhauer, Robert, author.
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provide informative population estimates for Smallmouth Bass. I improved the applicability of
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Stolk, Shaylon Blair, author.
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. Both copepod population and the timing of the population peak are considered as possible drivers of
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Mitchell, David, author.
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harvest with a significant increase in the population with grape ripening, and higher temperatures. The
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Kenison, Erin K., author.
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underway; however, previous efforts have had variable success, leaving this population extremely vulnerable
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Kordbacheh, Azar, author.
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variation in population structure within rotifer morphospecies is expected. Moreover, rotifers do not have a
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Van Volkom, Kaitlin Samantha, author.
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their health and reproduction. However, there have been significant increases in the population of H
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Goergen, Elizabeth A., author.
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population sizes. Percent cover of living A. cervicornis declined significantly during the duration of the
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Keller, Erin L., author.
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. Surprisingly, there was a near-complete lack of transmissible stages produced in one population, despite being
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Underhill, Victoria, author. (orcid)0000-0002-1282-9356
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population persistence nor affect the sexual selection regimes on male call traits of this species. However
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Morson, Jason M., author.
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population from the observed one. The first, selectivity, defines the proportion of a given demographic group
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Garcia, Sara Marie, author.
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implications on performance at an organismal, population, and ecosystem levels. Specifically, this study
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Vélez Rubio, Gabriela Manuela, author.
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coastal areas, depending on the species or the population. These habitats support high genetic diversity
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Hulka, Simon, author.
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population changes are detected, and additionally provide valuable information that can be used to establish
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Jowers, Michael Joseph, author.
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sites. Phylogenetic relationships within the former M. trinitatis species complex and population
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Bekele, Afework, author.
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males, it was 65.3m. Males wandered about more than females. Estimates of P.albipes population were
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Yi, Dong Hoon, author.
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spawning population declined below a quantum, recovery to preindustrial levels did not occur in that region
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