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Trends and comparison of female first authorship in high impact medical journals: observational study (1994-2014) by Filardo, Giovanni, da Graca, Briget, Sass, Danielle M, Pollock, Benjamin D, Smith, Emma B, Martinez, Melissa Ashley-Marie

“…Objective To examine changes in representation of women among first authors of original research published in high impact general medical journals from 1994 to…”
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Fate and toxicity of engineered nanomaterials in the environment: A meta-analysis by Dodds, Walter K., Guinnip, James P., Schechner, Anne E., Pfaff, Peter J., Smith, Emma B.

“…The global environment annually receives thousands of tons of engineered nanomaterials (ENMs, particles less than 100 nm diameter). These particles have high…”
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Increasing perceived predation risk through playbacks reduces Red-winged Blackbird abundance in agriculture late in the breeding season by Enos, Janice K., Smith, Emma B., Ward, Michael P., Swaddle, John P., Hauber, Mark E.

“…Perceived predation and brood parasitism risks strongly influence nesting habitat selection in several bird species. Here, we report on a playback experiment…”
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Experimental evidence that nest orientation influences microclimate in a temperate grassland by Corimanya, Joanna, Smith, Emma, Boyle, W. Alice

“…Birds exhibit an assortment of behavioral strategies to cope with variable environmental conditions during reproduction, including altering nest construction…”
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Positive Aging Views in the General Population Predict Better Long-Term Cognition for Elders in Eight Countries by Smith, Emma B., Desai, Mayur M., Slade, Martin, Levy, Becca R.

“…Objective: Much of the literature on aging cognitive health has focused on individual determinants, rather than societal ones; in contrast, this study examined…”
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Consequences of drought for grassland songbird reproduction by Smith, Emma B., Roe, Austin J., Silber, Katy M., Williams, Emily J., Winnicki, Sarah K., Boyle, W. Alice

“…Abiotic stressors can be major sources of selection, resulting in diverse demographic responses operating via multiple direct and indirect mechanisms. However,…”
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