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Biogeography of the Anthropocene: Novel species assemblages by Young, Kenneth R.

“…Humans have altered the land cover and biogeochemical cycles of Earth, with many implications for how the study of the distributions of organisms should…”
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Vegetation of Andean wetlands (bofedales) in Huascarán National Park, Peru by M.H. Polk, K.R. Young, A. Cano, B. León

“…Hybrid terrestrial-aquatic ecosystems in the Andes, commonly known as bofedales, consist of both peatlands and wet meadows and line valley floors at elevations…”
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Genes and biogeographers incorporating a genetic perspective into biogeographical research: Genetic applications in biogeography by YOUNG, K.R

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Late-glacial and Holocene vegetational history from two sites in the western Cordillera of southwestern Ecuador by Hansen, B.C.S, Rodbell, D.T, Seltzer, G.O, León, B, Young, K.R, Abbott, M

“…The deciphering of the late-glacial and Holocene vegetation, glacial-geological, and climatic history of Cajas National Park in southwestern Ecuador is…”
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A clinical inflammatory syndrome attributable to aerosolized lipid-DNA administration in cystic fibrosis by Ruiz, F E, Clancy, J P, Perricone, M A, Bebok, Z, Hong, J S, Cheng, S H, Meeker, D P, Young, K R, Schoumacher, R A, Weatherly, M R, Wing, L, Morris, J E, Sindel, L, Rosenberg, M, van Ginkel, F W, McGhee, J R, Kelly, D, Lyrene, R K, Sorscher, E J

“…Immunologic reactivity to lipid-DNA conjugates has traditionally been viewed as less of an issue than with viral vectors. We performed a dose escalation safety…”
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Plant Evolution and Endemism in Andean South America: An Introduction by Young, Kenneth R, Ulloa, Carmen Ulloa, Luteyn, James L, Knapp, Sandra

“…Andean South America, including the adjacent lowland environments, can be evaluated in reference to the patterns and processes that characterize plant…”
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Landscape Form, Process, and Function: Coalescing Geographic Frontiers by Crews-Meyer, Kelley A., Young, Kenneth R.

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Roads and the environmental degradation of tropical montane forests by Young, Kenneth R.

“…Roads are often a causal agent in the degradation of tropical forests; in this paper their impact is discussed for the forested, humid montane zone. Because of…”
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Biodiversity Conservation in Peru's Eastern Montane Forests by Young, Kenneth R, León, Blanca

“…Sometimes the most appropriate form of economic development consists of retaining native forests on steep slopes where other land uses are environmentally…”
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National Park Protection in Relation to the Ecological Zonation of a Neighboring Human Community: An Example from Northern Peru by Young, Kenneth R.

“…Pataz is one of several small Andean communities bordering on newly established Rio Abiseo National Park in north-central Peru. The objective of this study was…”
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Natural history of an understory bamboo (Chusquea sp.) in a tropical timberline forest by Young, K.R. (University of Colorado, Boulder, CO)

“…Natural history characteristics of a dominant understory bamboo (Chusquea sp.) were examined in relation to a tropical montane rain forest's structure,…”
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Pteridophyte species diversity in the central Peruvian Amazon: importance of edaphic specialization by YOUNG, K. R, LEON, B

“…Sixty-one species of pteridophytes were found growing in a two-hectare study area that contained two major soil types. Approximately one-third of that species…”
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Observations on Botrychium virginianum (Ophioglossaceae), a fern uncommon in the Eastern Andes of Peru by Young, K.R, Leon, B

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Deeply buried seeds in a tropical wet forest in Costa Rica by Young, K.R

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Observations on the understory climbing fern, Polybotrya pubens (Dryopteridaceae) in a Peruvian rain forest by Young, K.R. (University of Colorado, Boulder, CO), Leon, B

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Woody and scandent plants on the edges of an Andean timberline by Young, K.R. (University of Colorado, Boulder, Co)

“…The structure and composition of forest edges were examined in the timberline zone of Rio Abiseo National Park in north-central Peru. Tree, shrub, and scandent…”
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