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Climate and sex in turtles by Bowne, David R.

“…Turtles are one of the most globally imperiled vertebrate taxa. As turtles have temperature‐dependent sex determinism, climate change may exacerbate threats to…”
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Connectivity in an Agricultural Landscape as Reflected by Interpond Movements of a Freshwater Turtle by Bowne, David R, Bowers, Michael A, Hines, James E

“…Connectivity is a measure of how landscape features facilitate movement and thus is an important factor in species persistence in a fragmented landscape. The…”
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Effects of urbanization on the population structure of freshwater turtles across the United States by Bowne, David R., Cosentino, Bradley J., Anderson, Laurel J., Bloch, Christopher P., Cooke, Sandra, Crumrine, Patrick W., Dallas, Jason, Doran, Alexandra, Dosch, Jerald J., Druckenbrod, Daniel L., Durtsche, Richard D., Garneau, Danielle, Genet, Kristen S., Fredericksen, Todd S., Kish, Peter A., Kolozsvary, Mary Beth, Kuserk, Frank T., Lindquist, Erin S., Mankiewicz, Carol, March, James G., Muir, Timothy J., Murray, K. Greg, Santulli, Madeline N., Sicignano, Frank J., Smallwood, Peter D., Urban, Rebecca A., Winnett-Murray, Kathy, Zimmermann, Craig R.

“…Landscape-scale alterations that accompany urbanization may negatively affect the population structure of wildlife species such as freshwater turtles. Changes…”
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A broader approach to understanding urbanization effects on freshwater turtles: reply to Lambert and Steen 2019 by Bowne, David R., Cosentino, Bradley J., Anderson, Laurel J., Cooke, Sandra, Dosch, Jerald J., Garneau, Danielle, Fredericksen, Todd S., Kolozsvary, Mary Beth, Lindquist, Erin S., March, James G., Urban, Rebecca A., Zimmermann, Craig R.

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Interpatch movements in spatially structured populations: a literature review by BOWNE, David R, BOWERS, Michael A

“…We used published data of individuals moving among habitat patches to answer questions pertaining to frequency of interpatch movements and subsequent effects…”
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Comparison of Soil Carbon Dioxide Efflux between Residential Lawns and Corn Fields by Bowne, David R., Johnson, Erin R.

“…Soil carbon dioxide efflux is impacted by urbanization but few studies have directly examined it in contrasting human‐dominated land uses. We tested the…”
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Corridor Use by Diverse Taxa by Haddad, Nick M., Bowne, David R., Cunningham, Alan, Danielson, Brent J., Levey, Douglas J., Sargent, Sarah, Spira, Tim

“…One of the most popular approaches for maintaining populations and conserving biodiversity in fragmented landscapes is to retain or create corridors that…”
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Transforming Ecological Science at Primarily Undergraduate Institutions through Collaborative Networks by Bowne, David R, Downing, Amy L, Hoopes, Martha F, LoGiudice, Kathleen, Thomas, Carolyn L, Anderson, Laurel J, Gartner, Tracy B, Hornbach, Daniel J, Kuers, Karen, Machado, Jose-Luis, Pohlad, Bob R, Shea, Kathleen L

“…Ecologists at primarily undergraduate institutions (PUIs) are well positioned to form collaborative networks and make transformative contributions to the study…”
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Searching strategy of the painted turtle Chrysemys picta across spatial scales by Bowne, David R., White, Heather R.

“…The movement path made by an organism in search of a resource contributes strongly to the success of that search. But are similar search strategies used at…”
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Is the Insurgency Growing? A Novel Analysis of the Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of the Iraqi Insurgency by Bowne, David R.

“…Bowne proposes a new metric to measure the spatial and temporal dimensions of insurgent activity in Iraq. This metric is focused on insurgent activity in…”
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Effects of landscape spatial structure on movement patterns of the hispid cotton rat (Sigmodon hispidus) by BOWNE, D. R, PELES, J. D, BARRETT, G. W

“…A large-scale experimental landscape study was conducted to examine the use of corridors and the forest matrix habitat by the hispid cotton rat (Sigmodon…”
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Terrestrial Activity of Chrysemys picta in Northern Virginia by Bowne, David R

“…The use of terrestrial habitat by freshwater turtles is receiving increased attention by herpetologists, driven in part by conservation efforts to protect…”
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Transforming Ecological Science at Primarily Undergraduate Institutions through Collaborative Networks by Bowne, David R, Downing, Amy L, Hoopes, Martha F, LoGiudice, Kathleen, Thomas, Carolyn L, Anderson, Laurel J, Gartner, Tracy B, Hornbach, Daniel J, Kuers, Karen, Machado, Jose-Luis, Pohlad, Bob R, Shea, Kathleen L

“…Ecologists at primarily undergraduate institutions (PUIs) are well positioned to form collaborative networks and make transformative contributions to the study…”
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Monitoring juveniles across years reveals non-Fisherian sex ratios in a reptile with environmental sex determination by Freedberg, S, Bowne, DR

“…Question: Sampling biases influence the estimation of sex ratio in species with environmental sex determination (ESD). Are these biases the sole reason for the…”
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