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1. MODELING HABITAT SUITABILITY AND LANDSCAPE RESISTANCE FOR MEADOW JUMPING MICE IN THE WESTERN GREAT PLAINS

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Author:
Bowe, Amanda L
Title:
MODELING HABITAT SUITABILITY AND LANDSCAPE RESISTANCE FOR MEADOW JUMPING MICE IN THE WESTERN GREAT PLAINS
Area of Honors:
Interdisciplinary in Wildlife and Fisheries Science and Geography
Keywords:
Meadow jumping mice
Zapus
GIS
suitability
habitat
modeling
File:
Download HonorsThesis_Bowe.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Jacqualine Grant, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Jacqualine Grant, Thesis Supervisor
Donna Jean Peuquet, Thesis Supervisor
Gary San Julian, Thesis Honors Advisor
Roger Michael Downs, Thesis Honors Advisor

2. THE EFFECTS OF TEMPORAL AND HABITAT PARTITIONING IN NESTBOX SELECTION OF THREE SECONDARY CAVITY NESTING BIRDS ON THE PENN STATE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS

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Open Access
Author:
Chips, Michael J.
Title:
THE EFFECTS OF TEMPORAL AND HABITAT PARTITIONING IN NESTBOX SELECTION OF THREE SECONDARY CAVITY NESTING BIRDS ON THE PENN STATE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS
Area of Honors:
Wildlife and Fisheries Science
Keywords:
niche partitioning
artifical nestbox
secondary cavity nesters
File:
Download Chips_2010.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Margaret C Brittingham, Thesis Supervisor
Margaret C Brittingham, Thesis Supervisor
Gary San Julian, Thesis Honors Advisor