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James W. Rivers

Oregon State University

United States

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Matthew G. Betts

Professor

Oregon State University

UNITED STATES

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Clinton W. Epps

Professor

Oregon State University

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Brianna Beechler

Assistant Professor

Oregon State University

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Mark Swanson

Associate Professor

Washington State University

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Meg Krawchuk

Associate Professor

Oregon State University

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Lauren Ponisio

Associate Professor

University of Oregon

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Justin Sanders

Assistant Professor, Senior Research

Oregon State University

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Gail Langellotto

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Oregon State University

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James W. Rivers

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Shaded fuel breaks support diverse bee communities in fire-prone managed conifer forests

Bumble bees alter diet breadth but maintain pollen macronutrient levels in response to varying floral availability in managed timberlands

Disturbance type shapes initial community assembly patterns of early seral forest ground beetles in southwest Oregon

Spatially concentrating logging could mitigate climate‐magnified fragmentation risks to a globally endangered bird

Plant-Pollinator Networks Simplify And Dominant Floral Visitors Shift with Time Since Harvest in Regenerating Douglas-fir Plantations

Progress Towards Integrating Forests Into North American Pollinator Conservation: New Insights, Past Findings, and Future Directions

The epidemiology of a novel Leucocytozoon parasite in an endangered population of marbled murrelets (Brachyramphus marmoratus) on the Oregon coast

Occurrence records, morphological data, and taxonomic voucher specimens for study of caraboid beetle (Coleoptera: Caraboidea) communities in early seral forests regenerating after wildfire, post-fire salvage logging, or commercial clearcuts in southwest Oregon

Voucher Collection: Surveying the Diversity of Flower Flies (Diptera: Syrphidae) in Urban Gardens of Oregon’s Willamette Valley

Distinct bird assemblages emerge after fire versus forest harvest but converge with early seral forest development

Canopy cover has divergent effects on movement of closely related bumble bees in managed conifer forest landscapes

Comparison of Early Seral Forest Bee Communities Following Clearcutting or Wildfire Depends on Stand Age and Nesting Guild

Post-Wildfire Offspring Provisioning by a Solitary Bee is Dominated by Woody Pollen Sources and Uninfluenced by Wildfire Severity

White blood cell estimates correlate to measures of population and individual health in an endangered population of Marbled Murrelets (Brachyramphus marmoratus)

Host and floral communities shape parasite prevalence and reproduction in intensively managed forests

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Matthew G. Betts

Clinton W. Epps

Brianna Beechler

Mark Swanson

Meg Krawchuk

Lauren Ponisio

Justin Sanders

Gail Langellotto

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