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Perspectives on the Special Issue for Applications of Remote Sensing for Livestock and Grazingland Management by Rhodes, Edward C., Perotto-Baldivieso, Humberto L., Reeves, Matthew C., Gonzalez, Luciano A.

“…The use of geospatial sciences and technologies for the management of grazinglands has fostered a plethora of applications related to ecology, wildlife,…”
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Edge-of-Field Runoff Analysis following Grazing and Silvicultural Best Management Practices in Northeast Texas by Wagner, Kevin L., Gregory, Lucas, Gerlich, Jason A., Rhodes, Edward C., deVilleneuve, Stephanie

“…Landowners and natural resource agencies are seeking to better understand the benefits of best management practices (BMPs) for addressing water quality issues…”
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Modeling Herbaceous Biomass for Grazing and Fire Risk Management by Rhodes, Edward C., Tolleson, Douglas R., Angerer, Jay P.

“…Both grazing and fine fuels management are dependent on the temporal and spatial distribution of herbaceous biomass production. Rangeland and wildland fire…”
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The physiology of rock climbing by GILES, Luisa. V, RHODES, Edward. C, TAUNTON, Jack E

“…In general, elite climbers have been characterised as small in stature, with low percentage body fat and body mass. Currently, there are mixed conclusions…”
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A changing river: Long‐term changes of sinuosity and land cover in the Navasota River Watershed, Texas by Rhodes, Edward C., Talchabhadel, Rocky, Jordan, Taylor

“…The Navasota River Basin, itself a tributary of the Brazos River in Texas, is a dynamic watershed undergoing many natural and anthropogenic changes. Local…”
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Woody Vegetation Cover, Attrition, and Patch Metrics over Eight Decades in Central Texas, United States by Rhodes, Edward C, Angerer, Jay P, Fox, William E, McAlister, Jason R

“…Woody plant encroachment into rangeland ecosystems is a widespread and often unwelcomed circumstance affecting rangeland management decisions worldwide. In the…”
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Small farm ponds: overlooked features with important impacts on watershed sediment transport by Berg, Matthew D., Popescu, Sorin C., Wilcox, Bradford P., Angerer, Jay P., Rhodes, Edward C., McAlister, Jason, Fox, William E.

“…Despite their size, small farm ponds are important features in many landscapes. Yet hydrographical databases often fail to capture these ponds, and their…”
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A comparison of inspiratory muscle fatigue following maximal exercise in moderately trained males and females by Ozkaplan, Atila, Rhodes, Edward C, Sheel, A William, Taunton, Jack E

“…Exercise-induced inspiratory muscle fatigue (IMF) has been reported in males but there are few reports of IMF in females. It is not known if a gender…”
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The role of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in sports medicine by BABUL, Shelina, RHODES, Edward C

“…During the past decade, we have seen a growing number of individuals participating in sport and recreational activities. All indications show an increase in…”
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Fire Effects on Cover and Dietary Resources of Sage-Grouse Habitat by RHODES, EDWARD C., BATES, JONATHAN D., SHARP, ROBERT N., DAVIES, KIRK W.

“…We evaluated 6 years of vegetation response following prescribed fire in Wyoming big sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata spp. wyomingensis) steppe on vegetation…”
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Postfire Succession in Big Sagebrush Steppe With Livestock Grazing by Bates, Jonathan D., Rhodes, Edward C., Davies, Kirk W., Sharp, Robert

“…Prescribed fire in rangeland ecosystems is applied for a variety of management objectives, including enhancing productivity of forage species for domestic…”
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Effects of Intermittent Exposure to Hyperbaric Oxygen for the Treatment of an Acute Soft Tissue Injury by Babul, Shelina, Rhodes, Edward C, Taunton, Jack E, Lepawsky, Michael

“…OBJECTIVETo assess the hypothesis that subjects exposed to intermittent hyperbaric oxygen treatments would recover from signs and symptoms indicative of…”
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Deciphering rangeland transformation—complex dynamics obscure interpretations of woody plant encroachment by Berg, Matthew D., Wilcox, Bradford P., Angerer, Jay P., Rhodes, Edward C., Fox, William E.

“…Context Woody plant encroachment—the conversion of grasslands to woodlands—is among the greatest challenges faced by rangelands worldwide. Yet this phenomenon…”
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Demographic Changes Drive Woody Plant Cover Trends—An Example from the Great Plains by Berg, Matthew D., Sorice, Michael G., Wilcox, Bradford P., Angerer, Jay P., Rhodes, Edward C., Fox, William E.

“…Woody plant encroachment—the conversion of grasslands to woodlands—continues to transform rangelands worldwide, yet its causes and consequences remain poorly…”
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Old School and High Tech: A Comparison of Methods to Quantify Ashe Juniper Biomass as Fuel or Forage by Tolleson, Douglas R, Rhodes, Edward C, Malambo, Lonesome, Angerer, Jay P, Redden, Reid R, Treadwell, Morgan L, Popescu, Sorin C

“…Ashe juniper invasion is a widespread issue on Texas and Oklahoma rangelands. Increased densities of Ashe juniper trees increase the risk of wildfire and…”
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The effect of pre-exercise glucose ingestion on performance during prolonged swimming by Smith, Gareth J, Rhodes, Edward C, Langill, Robert H

“…The purpose of this study was to determine if pre-exercise glucose ingestion would improve distance swimming performance. Additionally, pre-exercise glucose…”
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A Comparison of Rangeland Monitoring Techniques for Modeling Herbaceous Fuels and Forage in Central Arizona, USA by Rhodes, Edward C., Tolleson, Doug R., Angerer, Jay P., Kava, John A., Dyess, Judith, Nicolet, Tessa

“…While fire and rangeland managers frequently have different land management roles and objectives, their data needs with regards to herbaceous biomass (fuel…”
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Factors affecting performance in an ultraendurance triathlon by LAURSEN, Paul B, RHODES, Edward C

“…In the recent past, researchers have found many key physiological variables that correlate highly with endurance performance. These include maximal oxygen…”
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Relationship between laboratory-measured variables and heart rate during an ultra-endurance triathlon by Laursen, Paul B, Knez, Wade L, Shing, Cecilia M, Langill, Robert H, Rhodes, Edward C, Jenkins, David G

“…The aim of the present study was to examine the relationship between the performance heart rate during an ultra-endurance triathlon and the heart rate…”
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Physiological and cardiovascular changes associated with deep water running in the young : Possible implications for the elderly by CHU, Kelly S, RHODES, Edward C

“…The increased number of people taking part in deep water running (DWR) is attributable to the weight-independent characteristic of this form of exercise. Deep…”
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