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  1. SAGE-GROUSE AND THE HUMAN FOOTPRINT: IMPLICATIONS FOR CONSERVATION OF SMALL AND DECLINING POPULATIONS

    … populations impacted by the increasing extent of agricultural tillage, roads, and energy development out to spatial scales larger than previously known. Using bird abundance as a novel way to evaluate human impacts revealed relationships that would have been missed had we not incorporated lek size …

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  2. SAGE-GROUSE AND THE HUMAN FOOTPRINT: IMPLICATIONS FOR CONSERVATION OF SMALL AND DECLINING POPULATIONS

    … populations impacted by the increasing extent of agricultural tillage, roads, and energy development out to spatial scales larger than previously known. Using bird abundance as a novel way to evaluate human impacts revealed relationships that would have been missed had we not incorporated lek size …

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  3. MALLARD NESTING ECOLOGY IN THE GREAT LAKES

    … in forested landscapes (21.7 - 24.7%) than in agricultural environments (10.1 – 16.5%). Mallard nest survival was higher for older females than for second-year birds, and probability of hatching increased with nest age. Concealment within 2 m of a nest increased nest DSR, and amount of tillage

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  4. MALLARD NESTING ECOLOGY IN THE GREAT LAKES

    … in forested landscapes (21.7 - 24.7%) than in agricultural environments (10.1 – 16.5%). Mallard nest survival was higher for older females than for second-year birds, and probability of hatching increased with nest age. Concealment within 2 m of a nest increased nest DSR, and amount of tillage

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