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Auteur James T. Anderson |
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Adam E. Duerr, Auteur ; Melissa A. Braham, Auteur ; Tricia A. Miller, Auteur ; Jeffery Cooper, Auteur ; James T. Anderson, Auteur ; Todd E. Katzner, Auteur![]()
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Stephanie S. Coster, Auteur ; Amy B. Welsh, Auteur ; Gary Costanzo, Auteur ; Sergio R. Harding, Auteur ; James T. Anderson, Auteur ; Todd E. Katzner, AuteurExamining population genetic structure can reveal patterns of reproductive isolation or population mixing and inform conservation management. Some avian species are predicted to exhibit minimal genetic differentiation among populations as a resu[...]![]()
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Nickolas S. Goodman, Auteur ; Jack C. Eitniear, Auteur ; James T. Anderson, AuteurAbstract. Research comparing dive durations and inter-dive intervals of stiff-tailed diving ducks, which is important for understanding differences in species ecology, is lacking for the non-migratory Masked Duck (Nomonyx dominicus) and West Ind[...]![]()
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Lydia L. Stiffler, Auteur ; James T. Anderson, Auteur ; Amy B. Welsh, Auteur ; Sergio R. Harding, Auteur ; Gary R. Costanzo, Auteur ; Todd E. Katzner, Auteur![]()
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Holly M. Mcchesney, Auteur ; James T. Anderson, AuteurABSTRACT The bush honeysuckle genus (Lonicera) comprises a suite of invasive shrubs that are naturalized in early successional landscapes throughout many parts of central and eastern United States. Although several studies have connected the use[...]![]()
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James T. Anderson, Auteur ; George T. Muehl, Auteur ; Thomas C. Tacha, Auteur ; David S. Lobpries, AuteurDans Wildfowl (51 2000)Wetland use by nonbreeding ducks in coastal Texas in the areas between Galveston Bay and the Rio Grande were studied, September 1991 to March 1993, to determine the most important wetland types based on density. Twenty-five species of ducks were[...]



