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Woodpecker Nesting Habitat in a Prairie River Woodland

Parrish, J. Barry

… both species had specific nest site preferences. Sapsuckers nested only in live green ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica), characteristically in park-like situations. Red-headed woodpeckers typically nested in American elm (Ulmus americana) snag stands with an open canopy and sparse woody understory. …

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Riparian willow decline in Colorado: interactions of ungulate browsing, native birds and fungi

Kaczynski, Kristen Mannix, author, Cooper, David, advisor, Jacobi, William, committee member, Knapp, Alan, committee member, Merritt, David, committee memberColorado State University. Libraries2013

… by beaver populations. However, damage from sapsuckers [woodpeckers] and Cytospora chrysosperma fungal infection are interacting with these known stressors. My dissertation research investigates willow decline using a multifaceted approach and covers three main topics: 1. The biotic and …

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Phylogenomic analysis of the recently radiated sapsucker (Sphyrapicus) superspecies complex

Curtis, Ashley Irene Joy, University of Lethbridge. Faculty of Arts and Science2017

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Historic and contemporary hybridization of three Sphyrapicus sapsucker species

Natola, Elizabeth May, University of Lethbridge. Faculty of Arts and Science2017

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