Caitlyn Cooper

Assistant Professor

Texas Tech University

United States

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Dr. Caitlyn Cooper is an Assistant Professor at Texas Tech University in the United States. Her research primarily focuses on wildlife ecology and management, with recent studies addressing the interactions between cattle, feral swine, and white-tailed deer, as well as forage production in water-limited environments. Additionally, she explores the impacts of environmental factors on plant germination and the dynamics of urban wildlife conservation.

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Georgianne W Moore

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Georgia Southern University

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Aaron Norris

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Texas Tech University

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Texas A&M University

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Spatio-Temporal Overlap of Cattle, Feral Swine, and White-Tailed Deer in North Texas

Assessment of Alternative Warm-Season Annual Grasses for Forage Production in Water-Limited Environments

Evaluation of herd instinct tags on cattle behavior in the Trans-Pecos region of Texas

Effects of Digestion on Germination of Native Grasses of the Southern Great Plains

Temperature Effects on Huisache (Vachellia farnesiana (L.) Wight & Arn.) Seed Germination

Landscape Use and Activity Patterns of Feral Swine on Rangelands in North Texas

Mesquites Limit Targeted Grazing Effects on Texas Wintergrass Growth and Reproduction Responses

It Is a Wild World in the City: Urban Wildlife Conservation and Communication in the Age of COVID-19

Herbaceous Production and Soil Nitrogen after Mesquite Mortality in Southern Great Plains (US) Grassland

Thermal dissipation sensors enter a new age: navigating frontiers in transpiration and hydrologic function

Using High-Frequency Water Vapor Isotopic Measurements as a Novel Method to Partition Daily Evapotranspiration in an Oak Woodland

Honey Mesquite Water Relations and Gas Exchange Following Herbicide-Induced Morphological Change

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Georgianne W Moore

Aaron Norris

John Tomeĉek

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