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When bigger isn’t better—Implications of large high-severity wildfire patches for avian diversity and community composition by Steel, Zachary L., Fogg, Alissa M., Burnett, Ryan, Roberts, L. Jay, Safford, Hugh D.

“…Aim Wildfires increasingly create large high‐severity patches with interior areas far from less disturbed habitats. We evaluated how these trends impact bird…”
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Fire and Mechanical Forest Management Treatments Support Different Portions of the Bird Community in Fire-Suppressed Forests by Lance Jay Roberts, Ryan Burnett, Alissa Fogg

“…Silvicultural treatments, fire, and insect outbreaks are the primary disturbance events currently affecting forests in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of…”
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Short-term effects of post-fire salvage logging intensity and activity on breeding birds in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, USA by Fogg, Alissa M., Roberts, L. Jay, Burnett, Ryan D., Campos, Brent R.

“…Background Salvage logging of fire-killed trees in western US conifer forests has been shown to negatively affect many wildlife species, but there are few…”
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Occurrence patterns of Black-backed Woodpeckers in green forest of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, California, USA by Fogg, Alissa M., Roberts, L. Jay, Burnett, Ryan D.

“…Black-backed Woodpeckers (Picoides arcticus) are a rare habitat specialist typically found in moderate and high severity burned forest throughout its range. It…”
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Cover Image by Steel, Zachary L., Fogg, Alissa M., Burnett, Ryan, Roberts, L. Jay, Safford, Hugh D.

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Cover Image by Steel, Zachary L., Fogg, Alissa M., Burnett, Ryan, Roberts, L. Jay, Safford, Hugh D., Archibald, Sally

“…The cover image relates to the Research Article https://doi.org/10.1111/ddi.13281 “When bigger isn't better–Implications of large high‐severity wildfire…”
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Climate change‐adaptive participatory field gene banking for a California endemic oak by McLaughlin, Blair, Fogg, Alissa, Ennis, Katherine K., Halstrom, Grant, Herrera, Alicia, Quadri, Paulo

“…Anthropogenic climate change is causing demographic shifts at species' range edges. Trailing edge populations, which may be genetically distinct and adapted to…”
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Intersexual variation in the foraging ecology of sexually monochromatic Western Wood-Pewees by Fogg, Alissa M., George, T. Luke, Purcell, Kathryn L.

“…Investigators generally pool observations of males and females in studies of the foraging behavior of sexually monochromatic songbirds. However, such pooling…”
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Intersexual variation in the foraging ecology of sexually monochromatic Western Wood-PeweesVariacion intersexual en la ecologia de busqueda de alimento de Contopus sordidulus una especie sexualmente monocromatica by Fogg, Alissa M, George, TLuke, Purcell, Kathryn L

“…ABSTRACT Investigators generally pool observations of males and females in studies of the foraging behavior of sexually monochromatic songbirds. However, such…”
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Intersexual variation in the foraging ecology of sexually monochromatic Western Wood-Pewees: Western Wood-Pewee Foraging Ecology by Fogg, Alissa M., George, T. Luke, Purcell, Kathryn L.

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Intersexual variation in the foraging ecology of sexually monochromatic Western Wood-Pewees; Variación intersexual en la ecología de búsqueda de alimento de Contopus sordidulus una especie sexualmente monocromática by Fogg, Alissa M, George, T. Luke, Purcell, Kathryn L

“…ABSTRACT Investigators generally pool observations of males and females in studies of the foraging behavior of sexually monochromatic songbirds. However, such…”
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