Search Results - "O'Neill, Matthew W."

Behavioral and physiological adaptations to high-flow velocities in chubs ( Gila spp.) native to Southwestern USA by Moran, Clinton J, Gerry, Shannon P, O'Neill, Matthew W, Rzucidlo, Caroline L, Gibb, Alice C

“…Morphological streamlining is often associated with physiological advantages for steady swimming in fishes. Though most commonly studied in pelagic fishes,…”
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Does Feeding Behavior Facilitate Trophic Niche Partitioning in Two Sympatric Sucker Species from the American Southwest? by O’Neill, Matthew W., Gibb, Alice C.

“…We examined two sympatric desert fishes, Sonora suckers (Catostomus insignis) and desert suckers (Pantosteus clarkii), and asked, does feeding behavior…”
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Managed Flood Effects on Beaver Pond Habitat in a Desert Riverine Ecosystem, Bill Williams River, Arizona USA by Andersen, Douglas C., Shafroth, Patrick B., Pritekel, Cynthia M., O’Neill, Matthew W.

“…The ecological effects of beaver in warm-desert streams are poorly documented, but potentially significant. For example, stream water and sediment budgets may…”
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Beaver dams shift desert fish assemblages toward dominance by non‐native species (Verde River, Arizona, USA) by Gibson, Polly P, Olden, Julian D, O'Neill, Matthew W

“…The reintroduction of beaver (Castor canadensis) into arid and semi‐arid rivers is receiving increasing management and conservation attention in recent years,…”
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When Outgroups Fail; Phylogenomics of Rooting the Emerging Pathogen, Coxiella burnetii by Pearson, Talima, Hornstra, Heidie M., Sahl, Jason W., Schaack, Sarah, Schupp, James M., Beckstrom-Sternberg, Stephen M., O'Neill, Matthew W., Priestley, Rachael A., Champion, Mia D., Beckstrom-Sternberg, James S., Kersh, Gilbert J., Samuel, James E., Massung, Robert F., Keim, Paul

“…Rooting phylogenies is critical for understanding evolution, yet the importance, intricacies and difficulties of rooting are often overlooked. For rooting,…”
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Botulinum Toxin Injections as a Method for Chemically Denervating Skeletal Muscle to Test Functional Hypotheses: A Pilot Study in Lepomis cyanellus by O'Neill, Matthew W., Gibb, Alice C.

“…In this study, we demonstrate that botulinum toxin can be used to chemically denervate muscles to test functional hypotheses. We injected research-grade type A…”
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Phase shifts, alternative states, and the unprecedented convergence of two reef systems by Aronson, Richard B., Macintyre, Ian G., Wapnick, Cheryl M., O'Neill, Matthew W.

“…Initial conditions can generate differences in the biotic composition of spatially disjunct communities, but intense, large-scale perturbations have the…”
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Behavioral and physiological adaptations to high-flow velocities in Southwestern native chubs ( Gila spp.) by Moran, Clinton J., Gerry, Shannon P., O'Neill, Matthew W., Rzucidlo, Caroline L., Gibb, Alice C.

“…Morphological streamlining is often associated with physiological advantages for steady swimming in fishes. Though most commonly studied in pelagic fishes…”
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Effectiveness of Backpack Electrofishing for Removal of Non-Native Fishes from a Small Warm-Water Stream by Ward, David L., O'neill, Matthew W., Ka'apu-Lyons, Cassie

“…Electrofishing is commonly used when renovating small streams to remove nuisance fishes but the likelihood of complete eradication of unwanted species,…”
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Botulinum Toxin Injections as a Method for Chemically Denervating Skeletal Muscle to Test Functional Hypotheses: A Pilot Study inLepomis cyanellus by O’Neill, Matthew W., Gibb, Alice C.

“…In this study, we demonstrate that botulinum toxin can be used to chemically denervate muscles to test functional hypotheses. We injected research‐grade type A…”
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