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Creator:: Burke, Brian J., Peterson, William T., Beckman, Brian R., Morgan, Cheryl, Daly, Elizabeth A., and Litz, Marisa
Abstract:: Most modeling and statistical approaches encourage simplicity, yet ecological processes are often complex, as they are influenced by numerous dynamic environmental and biological factors. Pacific salmon abundance has been highly variable over the last few decades and most forecasting models have proven inadequate, primarily because of a lack of understanding...
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Full Text:: Returns Brian J. Burke1*, William T. Peterson2, Brian R. Beckman3, Cheryl Morgan4, Elizabeth A. Daly4

Creator:: Braverman, Marc T., Hoogesteger, Lisa A., and Johnson, Jessica A.
Abstract:: OBJECTIVES: Students, faculty, and staff at a Pacific Northwest public university were surveyed one year after enactment of a smoke-free campus policy. Objectives were to assess levels of support for a smoke-free campus, ascertain exposure levels to outdoor tobacco smoke, and identify correlates of policy support. METHOD: A 2013 Web-based...
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Full Text:: Marc T. Braverman a,⁎, Lisa A. Hoogesteger b, Jessica A. Johnson c a School of Social and Behavioral

Creator:: Meyer, Marc D., Kelt, Douglas A., and North, Malcolm P.
Abstract:: Prescribed burning and mechanical thinning are used to manage fuels within many western North American forest ecosystems, but few studies have examined the relative impacts of these treatments on forest wildlife. We sampled northern flying squirrels (Glaucomys sabrinus) and microhabitat variables in burned, thinned and control stands of mixed-conifer forest...
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Full Text:: and Thinned Forest Stands of the Sierra Nevada MARC D. MEYER1 USDA Forest Service, Pacific Southwest

Creator:: Meyer, Marc D., Kelt, Douglas A., and North, Malcolm P.
Abstract:: Prescribed burning and mechanical thinning are used to manage fuels within many western North American forest ecosystems, but few studies have examined the relative impacts of these treatments on forest wildlife. We sampled northern flying squirrels (Glaucomys sabrinus) and microhabitat variables in burned, thinned and control stands of mixed-conifer forest...
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Full Text:: and Thinned Forest Stands of the Sierra Nevada MARC D. MEYER1 USDA Forest Service, Pacific Southwest

Creator:: Meyer, Marc D., Kelt, Douglas A., and North, Malcolm P.
Abstract:: We examined the nest-tree preferences of northern flying squirrels (Glaucomys sabrinus) in an old-growth, mixed-conifer and red fir (Abies magnifica) forest of the southern Sierra Nevada of California. We tracked 27 individuals to 122 nest trees during 3 summers. Flying squirrels selected nest trees that were larger in diameter and...
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Full Text:: IN THE SIERRA NEVADA MARC D. MEYER,* DOUGLAS A. KELT, AND MALCOLM P. NORTH Graduate Group in

Creator:: Shaman, Jeffrey, Stieglitz, Marc, Engel, Victor, and Koster, Randal
Abstract:: This study presents two new modeling strategies. First, a methodology for representing the physical process of subsurface storm flow within a TOPMODEL framework is developed. In using this approach, discharge at quick flow timescales is simulated, and a fuller depiction of hydrologic activity is brought about. Discharge of water from...
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Full Text:: responsive water table in a TOPMODEL-based hydrology model Jeffrey Shaman,1 Marc Stieglitz,2 Victor Engel,1

Creator:: McCune, Bruce, Di Meglio, Joseph, and Curtis, Marc J.
Abstract:: We describe Umbilicaria nodulospora, a distinctive new species occurring on steep rock faces on old lava flows in California and Oregon. The species is unusual among lichenized ascomycetes in consistently having one or two shallowly bulging knobs at one end of each ascospore, suggesting a T, Y, or L shape;...
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Full Text:: (Umbilicariaceae), from California and Oregon Bruce McCune 1 Joseph Di Meglio and Marc J. Curtis Department

Creator:: Bailey, Brian N. and Stoll, Rob
Abstract:: A large-eddy simulation study was performed to characterize turbulence in sparse, row-oriented canopies. This was accomplished by simulating a set of heterogeneous row-oriented canopies with varying row vegetation density and spacing. To determine the effects of heterogeneity, results were compared to horizontally homogeneous canopies with an equivalent ‘effective’ leaf area...
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Full Text:: , organized vegetative canopies: A large-eddy simulation study. Brian N. Bailey · Rob Stoll Received: 7

Creator:: Palanisamy, Barath and Paul, Brian
Abstract:: Ceria nanoparticles are of interest owing to their interesting properties like photo-absorption and ability to absorb oxygen. Several batch synthesis routes exist however these methods often lack particle size control, result in agglomeration and typically require high temperature processing. In this paper, a continuous flow microchannel synthesis method based on...
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Full Text:: Static T-mixers Barath Palanisamy and Brian Paul Oregon State University Abstract Ceria

Creator:: Tanis, Brian P., Bott, Bradley, and Gaston, Brian J.
Abstract:: Anti-predator behaviors like vigilance or hiding come at the expense of other fitness increasing behaviors such as foraging. To compensate for this trade-off, prey assess predation risk and modify the frequency of anti-predator behaviors according to the likelihood of the threat. In this study, we tested the ability of house...
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Full Text:: 11 June 2018 Corresponding author Brian P. Tanis, tanisb@oregonstate.edu Academic editor Ann

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