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Stable isotope analysis of Dacryoconarid carbonate microfossils: a new tool for Devonian oxygen and carbon isotope stratigraphy by Frappier, Amy Benoit, Lindemann, Richard H., Frappier, Brian R.

“…Rationale Dacryoconarids are extinct marine zooplankton known from abundant, globally distributed calcite microfossils in the Devonian, but their shell stable…”
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Preliminary Anatomic Investigation of Three Approaches to the Equine Cranium and Brain for Limited Craniectomy Procedures by KRAMER, JOANNE, COATES, JOAN R., HOFFMAN, ANTON G., FRAPPIER, BRIAN L.

“…Objective— To describe surgical approaches to the equine cranium and brain for limited craniectomy. Study Design— Descriptive anatomic study. Sample…”
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METHODOLOGICAL INSIGHTS: Line-intercept laboratory subsampling estimates periphyton biovolumes more efficiently than standard methods by Frappier, Brian, Ducey, Mark J

“…Algal assemblages have been included in biological monitoring in a number of national, large-scale and long-term biological monitoring and assessment…”
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new index of habitat alteration and a comparison of approaches to predict stream habitat conditions by FRAPPIER, BRIAN, ECKERT, ROBERT T

“…1. Stream habitat quality assessment complements biological assessment by providing a mechanism for ruling out habitat degradation as a potential stressor and…”
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Line-Intercept Laboratory Subsampling Estimates Periphyton Biovolumes More Efficiently than Standard Methods by Frappier, Brian, Ducey, Mark J.

“…1. Algal assemblages have been included in biological monitoring in a number of national, large-scale and long-term biological monitoring and assessment…”
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Utilizing the USDA PLANTS database to predict exotic woody plant invasiveness in New Hampshire: Early-Successional Forests and Shrubland Habitats in the Northeastern United States: Critical Habitats Dependent on Disturbance by FRAPPIER, Brian, ECKERT, Robert T

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Small-scale invasion pattern, spread rate, and lag-phase behavior of Rhamnus frangula L by Frappier, Brian, Lee, Thomas D., Olson, Kari F., Eckert, Robert T.

“…We tested the ability of the simple reaction–diffusion spread model to quantify the rate of spread of Rhamnus frangula L., a non-indigenous shrub, at the scale…”
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Utilizing the USDA PLANTS database to predict exotic woody plant invasiveness in New Hampshire by Frappier, Brian, Eckert, Robert T.

“…Disturbance and land transformation seem to enhance the ability of exotic species to invade, possibly due to increased resource levels and greater immigration…”
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Experimental Removal of the Non-indigenous Shrub Rhamnus frangula (Glossy Buckthorn): Effects on Native Herbs and Woody Seedlings by Frappier, Brian, Eckert, Robert T, Lee, Thomas D

“…Effects of the non-indigenous shrub Rhamnus frangula L. (glossy buckthorn) on tree recruitment, herb cover, forest floor plant species richness, and R…”
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POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF THE INVASIVE EXOTIC SHRUB RHAMNUS FRANGULA L. (GLOSSY BUCKTHORN) ON FORESTS OF SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE by Frappier, Brian, Eckert, Robert T, Lee, Thomas D

“…This paper investigated the potential for the exotic shrub Rhamnus frangula L. (glossy buckthorn) to alter native plant community composition in southeastern…”
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Ecological patterns, community classification, and a comparison of approaches for predicting biological and habitat reference conditions in New Hampshire streams by Frappier, Brian R

“…Reference conditions play a vital role in many challenges facing both conservation and natural resources management. This dissertation sought to establish…”
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Potential Impacts of the Invasive Exotic Shrub Rhamnus frangula L. (Glossy Buckthorn) on Forests of Southern New Hampshire by Frappier, Brian, Eckert, Robert T., Lee, Thomas D.

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Localization of afferent and efferent innervation of the canine external anal sphincter muscle utilizing horseradish peroxidase neurohistochemical techniques by Frappier, Brian Lee

“…This study localized the afferent and efferent innervation of the canine external anal sphincter muscle (EAS) to spinal cord segments, spinal ganglia, and…”
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Anatomical localization of immunoreactive oxytocin and beta-endorphin in the bovine neurointermediate lobe by McDonnell, J J, Frappier, B L, Amann, J F

“…Beta-endorphin and oxytocin immunocytochemical localization were examined in the neurointermediate lobe (lobus nervosus and pars intermedia) of the bovine…”
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