Dan Collins

Associate Prof and Senior Research Scientist

Sul Ross State University

United States

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Dr. Dan Collins is an Associate Professor and Senior Research Scientist at Sul Ross State University in the United States. His research focuses on avian ecology, particularly in relation to migratory patterns, habitat selection, and the effects of agriculture on wildlife. His recent publications explore topics such as the survival and recovery of the mottled duck population, foraging behaviors of sandhill cranes, and the impacts of climate change on wetland habitats.

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Christopher Malachowski

Colorado State University

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University of Montana

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Factors associated with survival, recovery, and movements in the western Gulf Coast population of mottled ducks

Antigone canadensis (Sandhill Crane) foraging patterns influenced by crop type, roost distance, and tillage intensity during spring and autumn migration at a primary stopover area

Beneficial ‘inefficiencies’ of western ranching: Flood-irrigated hay production sustains wetland systems by mimicking historic hydrologic processes

Evidence of longitudinal differences in spring migration strategies of an Arctic‐nesting goose

Human-Induced Range Expansions Result in a Recent Hybrid Zone between Sister Species of Ducks

Time of year and weather influence departure decisions of sandhill cranes at a primary stopover

Flood‐irrigated agriculture mediates climate‐induced wetland scarcity for summering sandhill cranes in western North America

Movement dynamics influence population monitoring and adaptive harvest management strategies in migratory birds

Roost Sites Influence Habitat Selection of Sandhill Cranes (Antigone canadensis tabida) in Arizona and California

Survival rates of band‐tailed pigeons estimated using passive integrated transponder tags

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Christopher Malachowski

Philip Lavretsky

Kelsey Jencso

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