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Appel, Cara L. |
2021 |
"SNAPSHOT USA 2019: a coordinated national camera trap survey of the United States" in Ecology |
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Appel, Cara L. |
2021 |
"The Rapid Rise of Next-Generation Natural History" in Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution |
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Appel, Cara L. |
2024 |
"SNAPSHOT USA 2021: A third coordinated national camera trap survey of the United States" in Ecology |
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Appiah, Joseph Oduro |
2021 |
"Assessing Forest Cover Change and Fragmentation in Northeastern British Columbia Using Landsat Images and a Geospatial Approach" in Earth Systems and Environment |
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Appiah, Joseph Oduro |
2021 |
"Communication barriers to formal healthcare utilisation and associated factors among poor older people in Ghana" in Journal of Communication in Healthcare |
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Appiah, Joseph Oduro |
2021 |
"Identifying spatially-explicit land use factors associated with forest patch sizes in a forest reserve in Ghana" in Land Use Policy |
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Appiah, Joseph Oduro |
2021 |
Chapter 41 "Re-integrating Older Adults Who Have Recovered from the Novel Coronavirus into Society in the Context of Stigmatization: Lessons for Health and Social Actors in Ghana" in Gerontological Social Work and COVID-19: Calls for Change in Education, Practice, and Policy from International Voices |
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Appiah, Joseph Oduro |
2021 |
"Protecting the patches from the footprints: examining the land use factors associated with forest patches in Atewa range forest reserve" in BMC Ecology and Evolution |
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Appiah, Joseph Oduro |
2021 |
"Analysing patterns of forest cover change and related land uses in the Tano-Offin forest reserve in Ghana: Implications for forest policy and land management" in Trees, Forests and People |
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Appiah, Joseph Oduro |
2022 |
"Factors associated with community awareness of forest reserve regulations in the Tano-Offin forest reserve in Ghana" in African Geographical Review |
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Appiah, Joseph Oduro |
2022 |
"Built-up area expansion in the Wa Municipality of Ghana: implications for vegetation cover loss and fragmentation" in African Geographical Review |
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Arbogast, Brian S. |
2021 |
"Amphibians and reptiles of wildsumaco wildlife sanctuary, Napo province, Ecuador" in Check List |
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Archibald, Josephine A. |
2021 |
"Equity of Voice in the Classroom" in IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference (FIE) |
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Archibald, Josephine A. |
2022 |
"A machine learning approach to identify barriers in stream networks demonstrates high prevalence of unmapped riverine dams" in Journal of Environmental Management |
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Armendariz, Jessie |
2021 |
"Cycling with Short Crank Lengths Improved Economy in Novices" in International Journal of Exercise Science |
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Armstrong, Amon Jotesh |
2021 |
"Use of redwood basal hollows by bats: a focus on the Townsend's big-eared bat on the North Coast of California" in Theses and Projects |
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Arnold, Todd W. |
2021 |
"Monitoring sun bears and Asiatic black bears with remotely sensed predictors to inform conservation management" in Oryx |
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Arnold, Todd W. |
2021 |
"A novel mark-recapture-recovery survey using genetic sampling for polar bears Ursus maritimus in Baffin Bay" in Endangered Species Research |
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Arnold, Todd W. |
2021 |
"Evaluating species-specific responses to camera-trap survey designs" in Wildlife Biology |
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Arnold, Todd W. |
2021 |
"Partial and complete dependency among data sets has minimal consequence on estimates from integrated population models" in Ecological Applications |
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Arnold, Todd W. |
2021 |
"Individual Heterogeneity in Annual Survival: Quantifying the 'Doomed Surplus'" in Harvest of Fish and Wildlife: New Paradigms for Sustainable Management |
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Arregi, Joseba I. |
2021 |
"Plastic Shamans, Intellectual Colonialism and Intellectual Apprpriation in New Age Movements"in The international Journal of Ecopsycology |
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Ashley, Laura Ella |
2021 |
"May all teachers be happy: a mindfulness manual for school staff" in Theses and Projects |
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Ashmead, Cherilyn P. |
2021 |
"In-flux: economic and community adaptations of former timber mill-towns in the American West" in Theses and Projects |
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Ashworth, Logan F. |
2021 |
"Caution fatigue: group identification and disgust provide protection in the COVID-19 pandemic" in Theses and Projects |
