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K. Nicole White, Auteur ; Tracey D. Tuberville, AuteurThe United States Department of Defense (DoD) has a dual mission of maintaining military readiness and stewardship of its natural resources. The DoD invests more than $334 million on land and species management on their properties, which support[...]
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J. Mark Peaden, Auteur ; Tracey D. Tuberville, Auteur ; Kurt A. Buhlmann, Auteur ; Melia G. Nafus, Auteur ; Brian D. Todd, AuteurContext. Roads are a pernicious form of habitat loss for many wildlife populations because their effects often extend far beyond the roads themselves, giving rise to reduced wildlife abundance in road-effect zones. Quantifying the extent of road[...]
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Tracey D. Tuberville, Auteur ; Terry M. Norton, Auteur ; Brian D. Todd, Auteur ; Jeffrey S. Spratt, AuteurMost turtle species require high adult survivorship to maintain stable populations. Translocations are often implemented to conserve turtle populations but may cause demographic disturbance as a result of increased mortality or dispersal of rele[...]
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Tracey D. Tuberville, Auteur ; Terry M. Norton, Auteur ; Bradley J. Waffa, Auteur ; Cris Hagen, Auteur ; Travis C. Glenn, AuteurPopulation manipulations such as translocation are becoming increasingly important tools in the management of rare and declining species. Evaluating the effectiveness of such manipulations requires comprehensive monitoring of population processe[...]
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Melia G. Nafus, Auteur ; Tracey D. Tuberville, Auteur ; Kurt A. Buhlmann, Auteur ; Brian D. Todd, AuteurRoads are recognized as important contributors to wildlife population declines and are thought to pose greatest risk to vagile species with large home ranges and long generation times. We examined variation in the relative abundance and demograp[...]
