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Villanueva-Castillo, A., Martnez-Gonzlez, J. C., Daz-Sols, H., Grant, W. E., Moreno-Valds, A., & Tapia-Gonzlez, J. M.
(2013).
Simulation model of the productivity of a herd of goats grazing under different scenarios of handling in the southwestern region of tamaulipas, Mexico. Tropical and Subtropical Agroecosystems.
16(3), 341-353.
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Pedersen, E. K., Bedford, T. L., Grant, W. E., Vinson, S. B., Martin, J. B., Longnecker, M. T., Barr, C. L., & Drees, B. M.
(2003).
Effect of red imported fire ants on habitat use by hispid cotton rats (Sigmodon hispidus) and northern pygmy mice (Baiomys taylori). Southwestern Naturalist.
48(3), 419-426.
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Martin, J. B., Drees, B. M., Grant, W. E., Pedersen, E. K., Barr, C. L., & Vinson, S. B.
(1998).
Foraging range of the polygynous form of the red imported fire ant, Solenopsis invicta buren. SOUTHWESTERN ENTOMOLOGIST.
23(3), 221-228.
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Trevio-Villarreal, J., Berk, I. M., Aguirre, A., & Grant, W. E.
(1998).
Survey for sylvatic plague in the mexican prairie dog (Cynomys mexicanus). Southwestern Naturalist.
43(2), 147-154.
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Ferris, D. K., Killion, M. J., Ferris, K. P., Grant, W. E., & Vinson, S. B.
(1998).
Influence of relative abundance of red imported fire ants (Solenopsis invicta) on small mammal captures. Southwestern Naturalist.
43(1), 97-100.
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Trevio-Villarreal, J., Grant, W. E., & Cardona-Estrada, A.
(1997).
Characterization of soil texture in Mexican prairie dog (Cynomys mexicanus) colonies. Texas Journal of Science.
49(3), 207-214.
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Rykiel, E. J., & Grant, W. E.
(1988).
Foreword. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
43(1-2), 3.
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Grant, W. E., & Hoogendyk, C. G.
(1987).
Foreword. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
36(1-2), 3.
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Lochmiller, R. L., Hellgren, E. C., & Grant, W. E.
(1986).
Absolute and allometric relationships between internal morphology and body mass in the adult collared peccary, Tayassu tajacu (Tayassuidae). Growth.
50(3), 296-316.
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Green, G. E., Grant, W. E., & Davis, E.
(1985).
Effects of hunting on javelina in South Texas. Wildlife Society Bulletin: perspectives on wildlife conservation and sustainable use.
13(2), 149-153.
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Lochmiller, R. L., Hellgren, E. C., & Grant, W. E.
(1985).
Relationships between internal morphology and body mass in the developing, nursling collared peccary, Tayassu tajacu (Tayassuidae). Growth.
49(1), 154-166.
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KRAUTHAMER, J. T., GRANT, W. E., & GRIFFIN, W. L.
(1984).
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TEXAS SHRIMP FLEET, 1979-82. MARINE FISHERIES REVIEW.
46(2), 53-59.
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GRANT, W. E., GRIFFIN, W. L., & WARREN, J. P.
(1981).
A MANAGEMENT MODEL OF THE NORTHWEST AFRICAN CEPHALOPOD FISHERY. MARINE FISHERIES REVIEW.
43(11), 1-10.
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Heussner, J. C., & Grant, W. E.
(1978).
Ecological aspects of urban dog management: A simulation model. Animal Regulation Studies.
1(4), 355-374.
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GRIFFIN, W. L., GRANT, W. E., BRICK, R. W., & HANSON, J. S.
A BIOECONOMIC MODEL OF SHRIMP MARICULTURAL SYSTEMS IN THE USA. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
25(1-3), 47-68.
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Grant, W. E., & Griffin, W. L.
A Bioeconomic Model of the Gulf of Mexico Shrimp Fishery. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society.
108(1), 1-13.
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KILLION, M. J., & GRANT, W. E.
A COLONY-GROWTH MODEL FOR THE IMPORTED FIRE ANT - POTENTIAL GEOGRAPHIC RANGE OF AN INVADING SPECIES. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
77(1), 73-84.
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GRANT, W. E., ISAKSON, K. G., & GRIFFIN, W. L.
A GENERAL BIOECONOMIC SIMULATION-MODEL FOR ANNUAL-CROP MARINE FISHERIES. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
13(3), 195-219.
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LEE, D. C., & GRANT, W. E.
A HIERARCHICAL APPROACH TO FISHERIES PLANNING AND MODELING IN THE COLUMBIA RIVER BASIN. Environmental Management.
19(1), 17-25.
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MATIS, J. H., SAITO, T., GRANT, W. E., IWIG, W. C., & RITCHIE, J. T.
A MARKOV-CHAIN APPROACH TO CROP YIELD FORECASTING. Agricultural Systems.
18(3), 171-187.
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DeMaso, S. J., Grant, W. E., Hernandez, F., Brennan, L. A., Silvy, N. J., Wu, X. B., & Bryant, F. C.
A Population Model to Simulate Northern Bobwhite Population Dynamics in Southern Texas. JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT.
75(2), 319-332.
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MATIS, J. H., GRANT, W. E., & MILLER, T. H.
A SEMI-MARKOV PROCESS MODEL FOR MIGRATION OF MARINE SHRIMP. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
60(3-4), 167-184.
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MILLER, M. W., JENSEN, K. C., GRANT, W. E., & WELLER, M. W.
A SIMULATION-MODEL OF HELICOPTER DISTURBANCE OF MOLTING PACIFIC BLACK BRANT. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
73(3-4), 293-309.
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MASSER, M. P., GRANT, W. E., NEILL, W. H., & ROBINSON, E. H.
A SIMULATION-MODEL REPRESENTING EFFECTS ON DIETARY ENERGY PROTEIN RATION AND WATER TEMPERATURE ON GROWTH OF CHANNEL CATFISH (ICTALURUS-PUNCTATUS). ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
54(1-2), 17-35.
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KRAUTHAMER, J. T., GRANT, W. E., & GRIFFIN, W. L.
A SOCIOBIOECONOMIC MODEL - THE TEXAS INSHORE SHRIMP FISHERY. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
35(3-4), 275-307.
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GRANT, W. E., MATIS, J. H., & MILLER, T. H.
A STOCHASTIC COMPARTMENTAL MODEL FOR MIGRATION OF MARINE SHRIMP. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
54(1-2), 1-15.
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GEORGE, L. C., & GRANT, W. E.
A STOCHASTIC SIMULATION-MODEL OF BROWN SHRIMP (PENAEUS-AZTECUS IVES) GROWTH, MOVEMENT, AND SURVIVAL IN GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
19(1), 41-70.
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Kjelland, M. E., Swannack, T. M., & Grant, W. E.
A System Dynamics Approach to Modeling Future Climate Scenarios: Quantifying and Projecting Patterns of Evapotranspiration and Precipitation in the Salton Sea Watershed. Advances in Meteorology.
2014(1), 1-15.
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Daz-Solis, H., Kothmann, M. M., Hamilton, W. T., & Grant, W. E.
A simple ecological sustainability simulator (SESS) for stocking rate management on semi-arid grazinglands. Agricultural Systems.
76(2), 655-680.
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Moreno-Valdez, A., Grant, W. E., & Honeycutt, R. L.
A simulation model of Mexican long-nosed bat (Leptonycteris nivalis) migration. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
134(2-3), 117-127.
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King, S. L., & Grant, W. E.
A simulation model of the impacts of green-tree reservoir management on bottomland hardwood seedling growth and survival. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
87(1-3), 69-82.
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Kerr, S. F., Grant, W. E., & Dronen, N. O.
A simulation model of the infection cycle of Leishmania mexicana in Neotoma micropus. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
98(2-3), 187-197.
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Lochmiller, R. L., & Grant, W. E.
A sodium bicarbonate-acid powered blow-gun syringe for remote injection of wildlife. Journal of Wildlife Diseases.
19(1), 48-51.
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FOLSE, L. J., PACKARD, J. M., & GRANT, W. E.
AI MODELING OF ANIMAL MOVEMENTS IN A HETEROGENEOUS HABITAT. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
46(1-2), 57-72.
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SAARENMAA, H., STONE, N. D., FOLSE, L. J., PACKARD, J. M., GRANT, W. E., MAKELA, M. E., & COULSON, R. N.
AN ARTIFICIAL-INTELLIGENCE MODELING APPROACH TO SIMULATING ANIMAL HABITAT INTERACTIONS. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
44(1-2), 125-141.
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Diaz-Solis, H., Grant, W. E., Kothmann, M. M., Teague, W. R., & Diaz-Garcia, J. A.
Adaptive management of stocking rates to reduce effects of drought on cow-calf production systems in semi-arid rangelands. Agricultural Systems.
100(1-3), 43-50.
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Musacchio, L. R., & Grant, W. E.
Agricultural production and wetland habitat quality in a coastal prairie ecosystem: simulated effects of alternative resource policies on land-use decisions. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
150(1-2), 23-43.
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Teague, W. R., Grant, W. E., Kreuter, U. P., Diaz-Solis, H., Dube, S., Kothmann, M. M., Pinchak, W. E., & Ansley, R. J.
An ecological economic simulation model for assessing fire and grazing management effects on mesquite rangelands in Texas. Ecological Economics.
64(3), 611-624.
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Lochmiller, R. L., Hellgren, E. C., Varner, L. W., & Grant, W. E.
An electrophoretic characterization of serum proteins of the collared peccary (Tayassu tajacu). Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology - B: Comparative Biochemistry.
79(4), 569-575.
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Pykh, Y. A., Kennedy, E. T., & Grant, W. E.
An overview of systems analysis methods in delineating environmental quality indices. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
130(1-3), 25-38.
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Diaz-Solis, H., Kothmann, M. M., Grant, W. E., & De Luna-Villarreal, R.
Application of a simple ecological sustainability simulator (SESS) as a management tool in the semi-arid rangelands of northeastern Mexico. Agricultural Systems.
88(2-3), 514-527.
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Leo, J. P., Minello, T. J., & Grant, W. E.
Assessing Variability in Juvenile Brown Shrimp Growth Rates in Small Marsh Ponds: An Exercise in Model Evaluation and Improvement. Marine and Coastal Fisheries.
10(3), 347-356.
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Cornick, L. A., Neill, W., & Grant, W. E.
Assessing competition between Steller sea lions and the commercial groundfishery in Alaska: A bioenergetics modelling approach. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
199(1), 107-114.
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HANNON, P. G., & GRANT, W. E.
BIOCHEMISTRY AND HEMATOLOGY OF COLLARED PECCARIES (TAYASSU-TAJACU) DURING POSTWEANING GROWTH. JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY.
69(2), 413-417.
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SANTHA, C. R., GRANT, W. E., NEILL, W. H., & STRAWN, R. K.
BIOLOGICAL-CONTROL OF AQUATIC VEGETATION USING GRASS CARP - SIMULATION OF ALTERNATIVE STRATEGIES. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
59(3-4), 229-245.
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PETERSON, M. J., GRANT, W. E., & DAVIS, D. S.
BISON-BRUCELLOSIS MANAGEMENT - SIMULATION OF ALTERNATIVE STRATEGIES. JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT.
55(2), 205-213.
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LOCHMILLER, R. L., HELLGREN, E. C., VARNER, L. W., MCBEE, K., & GRANT, W. E.
BODY CONDITION INDEXES FOR MALNOURISHED COLLARED PECCARIES. JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT.
53(1), 205-209.
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Srinivasan, M., Grant, W. E., Swannack, T. M., & Rajan, J.
Behavioral games involving a clever prey avoiding a clever predator: An individual-based model of dusky dolphins and killer whales. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
221(22), 2687-2698.
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Federico, P., Hallam, T. G., McCracken, G. F., Purucker, S. T., Grant, W. E., Correa-Sandoval, A. N., ... Kunz, T. H.
Brazilian free-tailed bats as insect pest regulators in transgenic and conventional cotton crops. ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS.
18(4), 826-837.
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Moreno-Valdez, A., Honeycutt, R. L., & Grant, W. E.
COLONY DYNAMICS OF LEPTONYCTERIS NIVALIS (MEXICAN LONG-NOSED BAT) RELATED TO FLOWERING AGAVE IN NORTHERN MEXICO. JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY.
95(3), 453-459.
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Feagin, R. A., Sherman, D. J., & Grant, W. E.
Coastal erosion, global sea-level rise, and the loss of sand dune plant habitats. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment.
3(7), 359-364.
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Lochmiller, R. L., Hellgren, E. C., Hannon, P. G., Grant, W. E., & Robinson, R. M.
Coccidioidomycosis (Coccidioides immitis) in the collared peccary (Tayassu tajacu: Tayassuidae) in Texas. Journal of Wildlife Diseases.
21(3), 305-309.
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Twidwell, D., Wonkka, C. L., Wang, H., Grant, W. E., Allen, C. R., Fuhlendorf, S. D., ... Rogers, W. E.
Coerced resilience in fire management. JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT.
240, 368-373.
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Banerjee, P., Wang, H., Peterson, M. J., Grant, W. E., & Peterson, T. R.
Collaborative Modeling and Social Learning in the Context of Joint Forest Management in East Sikkim, India. Frontiers in Environmental Science.
7, 154.
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Moreno-Valdez, A., Honeycutt, R. L., & Grant, W. E.
Colony dynamics of Leptonycteris nivalis (Mexican long-nosed bat) related to flowering agave in Northern Mexico. JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY.
85(3), 453-459.
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Wang, H., Richardson, A., Zhu, J., Birt, A. G., & Grant, W. E.
Correction for "Interactive effects of prey and p, p'-DDE on burrowing owl population dynamics". ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS.
29(2), e01840.
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Koralewski, T. E., Westbrook, J. K., Grant, W. E., & Wang, H.
Coupling general physical environmental process models with specific question-driven ecological simulation models. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
405, 102-105.
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Hellgren, E. C., Lochmiller, R. L., Thomas, M. W., & Grant, W. E.
Cyclopia, congenital limb deformity, and osteomyelitis in the collared peccary, Tayassu tajacu (L.). Journal of Wildlife Diseases.
20(4), 354-357.
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HELLGREN, E. C., LOCHMILLER, R. L., & GRANT, W. E.
DEMOGRAPHIC, MORPHOLOGIC AND REPRODUCTIVE STATUS OF A HERD OF COLLARED PECCARIES (TAYASSU-TAJACU) IN SOUTH TEXAS. American Midland Naturalist.
112(2), 402-407.
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HANNON, P. G., DOWDELL, D. M., LOCHMILLER, R. L., & GRANT, W. E.
DORSAL-GLAND ACTIVITY IN PECCARIES AT VARIOUS PHYSIOLOGICAL STATES. JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY.
72(4), 825-827.
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BLOMO, V. J., NICHOLS, J. P., GRIFFIN, W. L., & GRANT, W. E.
DYNAMIC MODELING OF THE EASTERN GULF-OF-MEXICO SHRIMP FISHERY. American Journal of Agricultural Economics.
64(3), 475-482.
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Gil-Weir, K. C., Grant, W. E., Slack, R. D., Wang, H., & Fujiwara, M.
Demography and population trends of Whooping Cranes. Journal of Field Ornithology.
83(1), 1-10.
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Lochmiller, R. L., Hellgren, E. C., Grant, W. E., Greene, L. W., & Dill, C. W.
Description of collared peccary (Tayassu tajacu) milk composition. Zoo Biology.
4(4), 375-379.
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Wang, H., & Grant, W. E.
Determinants of Chinese and European Privet (Ligustrum sinense and Ligustrum vulgare) Invasion and Likelihood of Further Invasion in Southern U.S. Forestlands. Invasive Plant Science and Management.
5(4), 454-463.
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Holtcamp, W. N., Williams, C. K., & Grant, W. E.
Do Invasive Fire Ants Affect Habitat Selection within a Small Mammal Community?. International Journal of Ecology.
2010(1), 1-7.
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Zhou, C., Fujiwara, M., & Grant, W. E.
Dynamics of a predator-prey interaction with seasonal reproduction and continuous predation. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
268, 25-36.
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French, J. T., Wang, H., Grant, W. E., & Tomeek, J. M.
Dynamics of animal joint space use: a novel application of a time series approach. Movement Ecology.
7(1), 38.
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TURNER, C. L., & GRANT, W. E.
EFFECT OF REMOVAL OF SIGMODON-HISPIDUS ON MICROHABITAT UTILIZATION BY BAIOMYS-TAYLORI AND REITHRODONTOMYS-FULVESCENS. JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY.
68(1), 80-85.
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GRANT, W. E., FRASER, S. O., & ISAKSON, K. G.
EFFECT OF VERTEBRATE PESTICIDES ON NON-TARGET WILDLIFE POPULATIONS - EVALUATION THROUGH MODELING. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
21(1-2), 85-108.
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WILBER, J. P., HANNON, P. G., & GRANT, W. E.
EFFECTS OF SEASONALLY VARYING DIET QUALITY ON COLLARED PECCARY POPULATION-DYNAMICS - A SIMULATION STUDY. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
53(1-2), 109-129.
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Grant, W. E.
Ecology and natural resource management: reflections from a systems perspective. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
108(1-3), 67-76.
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Teague, W. R., Kreuter, U. P., Grant, W. E., Diaz-Solis, H., & Kothmann, M. M.
Economic implications of maintaining rangeland ecosystem health in a semi-arid savanna. Ecological Economics.
68(5), 1417-1429.
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Fath, B. D., & Grant, W. E.
Ecosystems as evolutionary complex systems: Network analysis of fitness models. Environmental Modelling & Software.
22(5), 693-700.
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Fath, B. D., Grant, W. E., Grimm, V., Komarov, A. S., & Ray, S.
Editorial. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
287, a1-a4.
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Pedersen, E. K., Bedford, T. L., Grant, W. E., Vinson, S. B., Martin, J. B., Longnecker, M. T., Barr, C. L., & Drees, B. M.
Effect of red imported fire ants on habitat use by hispid cotton rats (Sigmodon hispidus) and northern pygmy mice (Baiomys taylori). Southwestern Naturalist.
48(3), 419-426.
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Pedersen, E. K., Connelly, J. W., Hendrickson, J. R., & Grant, W. E.
Effect of sheep grazing and fire on sage grouse populations in southeastern Idaho. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
165(1), 23-47.
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de Severeyn, Y. G., Severeyn, H., Grant, W., & Reverol, Y.
Effect of water temperature on larval development of the bivalve mollusk Tivela mactroides: evaluation in the laboratory and via simulation. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
129(2-3), 143-151.
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McCleery, R. A., Lopez, R. R., Silvy, N. J., & Grant, W. E.
Effectiveness of supplemental stockings for the endangered Key Largo woodrat. Biological Conservation.
124(1), 27-33.
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Wang, H., Buchhorn, J. L., & Grant, W. E.
Effects of Management on Range Expansion by Chinese Tallow in the Forestlands of Eastern Texas. JOURNAL OF FORESTRY.
112(4), 346-353.
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Pedersen, E. K., Grant, W. E., & Longnecker, M. T.
Effects of red imported fire ants on newly-hatched northern bobwhite. JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT.
60(1), 164-169.
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Kim, D., Grant, W. E., Cairns, D. M., & Bartholdy, J.
Effects of the North Atlantic Oscillation and wind waves on salt marsh dynamics in the Danish Wadden Sea: a quantitative model as proof of concept. Geo-Marine Letters.
33(4), 253-261.
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Hellgren, E. C., Lochmiller, R. L., Amoss, M. S., & Grant, W. E.
Endocrine and metabolic responses of the collared peccary (Tayassu tajacu) to immobilization with ketamine hydrochloride. Journal of Wildlife Diseases.
21(4), 417-425.
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Hannon, P. G., Lochmiller, R. L., Mellen, J. W., Craig, T. M., & Grant, W. E.
Eperythrozoon in captive juvenile collared peccaries in Texas. Journal of Wildlife Diseases.
21(4), 439-440.
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Telesford-Checkley, J. M., Mora, M. A., Grant, W. E., Boellstorff, D. E., & Provin, T. L.
Estimating the contribution of nitrogen and phosphorus to waterbodies by colonial nesting waterbirds. Science of the Total Environment.
574, 1335-1344.
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Haines, A. M., Tewes, M. E., Laack, L. L., Grant, W. E., & Young, J.
Evaluating recovery strategies for an ocelot (Leopardus pardalis) population in the United States. Biological Conservation.
126(4), 512-522.
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Grant, W. E., & French, N. R.
Evaluation of the role of small mammals in grassland ecosystems: A modelling approach. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
8(C), 15-37.
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MASSER, M. P., & GRANT, W. E.
FIRE ANT-INDUCED TRAP MORTALITY OF SMALL MAMMALS IN EAST-CENTRAL TEXAS. Southwestern Naturalist.
31(4), 540-542.
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CUENCO, M. L., STICKNEY, R. R., & GRANT, W. E.
FISH BIOENERGETICS AND GROWTH IN AQUACULTURE PONDS .1. INDIVIDUAL FISH MODEL DEVELOPMENT. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
27(3-4), 169-190.
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CUENCO, M. L., STICKNEY, R. R., & GRANT, W. E.
FISH BIOENERGETICS AND GROWTH IN AQUACULTURE PONDS .2. EFFECTS OF INTERACTIONS AMONG SIZE, TEMPERATURE, DISSOLVED-OXYGEN, UNIONIZED AMMONIA AND FOOD ON GROWTH OF INDIVIDUAL FISH. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
27(3-4), 191-206.
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CUENCO, M. L., STICKNEY, R. R., & GRANT, W. E.
FISH BIOENERGETICS AND GROWTH IN AQUACULTURE PONDS .3. EFFECTS OF INTRASPECIFIC COMPETITION, STOCKING RATE, STOCKING SIZE AND FEEDING RATE ON FISH PRODUCTIVITY. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
28(1-2), 73-95.
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CAROTHERS, P. E., & GRANT, W. E.
FISHERY MANAGEMENT IMPLICATIONS OF RECRUITMENT SEASONALITY - SIMULATION OF THE TEXAS FISHERY FOR THE BROWN SHRIMP, PENAEUS-AZTECUS. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
36(3-4), 239-268.
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GRANT, W. E., MATIS, J. H., & MILLER, W.
FORECASTING COMMERCIAL HARVEST OF MARINE SHRIMP USING A MARKOV-CHAIN MODEL. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
43(3-4), 183-193.
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Kjelland, M. E., Kreuter, U. P., Clendenin, G. A., Wilkins, R. N., Wu, X. B., Afanador, E. G., & Grant, W. E.
Factors related to spatial patterns of rural land fragmentation in Texas. Environmental Management.
40(2), 231-244.
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Zhou, C., Fujiwara, M., & Grant, W. E.
Finding regulation among seemingly unregulated populations: a practical framework for analyzing multivariate population time series for their interactions. Environmental and Ecological Statistics.
23(2), 181-204.
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Martin, J. B., Drees, B. M., Grant, W. E., Pedersen, E. K., Barr, C. L., & Vinson, S. B.
Foraging range of the polygynous form of the red imported fire ant, Solenopsis invicta Buren (Hymenoptera: Formicidae). SOUTHWESTERN ENTOMOLOGIST.
23(3), 221-228.
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Faris, A. M., Wang, H., Tarone, A. M., & Grant, W. E.
Forensic Entomology: Evaluating Uncertainty Associated With Postmortem Interval (PMI) Estimates With Ecological Models. Journal of Medical Entomology.
53(5), 1117-1130.
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Rykiel, E. J., & Grant, W. E.
Foreword. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
29(1-4), 3-3.
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Halbert, N. D., Grant, W. E., & Derr, J. N.
Genetic and demographic consequences of importing animals into a small population: a simulation model of the Texas State Bison Herd (USA). ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
181(2-3), 263-276.
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Trevio-Villarreal, J., & Grant, W. E.
Geographic range of the endangered Mexican prairie dog (Cynomys mexicanus). JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY.
79(4), 1273-1287.
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LOCHMILLER, R. L., VARNER, L. W., & GRANT, W. E.
HEMATOLOGY OF THE COLLARED PECCARY. JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT.
49(1), 66-71.
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Scanlan, J. C., Grant, W. E., Hunter, D. M., & Milner, R. J.
Habitat and environmental factors influencing the control of migratory locusts (Locusta migratoria) with an entomopathogenic fungus (Metarhizium anisopliae). ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
136(2-3), 223-236.
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Baum, K. A., & Grant, W. E.
Hummingbird foraging behavior in different patch types: simulation of alternative strategies. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
137(2-3), 201-209.
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Baum, K. A., & Grant, W. E.
Hummingbird foraging behavior in different patch types: simulation of alternative strategies (vol 137, pg 201, 2001). ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
142(1-2), 185-185.
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PACKARD, J. M., BABBITT, K. J., HANNON, P. G., & GRANT, W. E.
INFANTICIDE IN CAPTIVE COLLARED PECCARIES (TAYASSU-TAJACU). Zoo Biology.
9(1), 49-53.
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PUTERA, J. A., & GRANT, W. E.
INFLUENCE OF BEHAVIORAL INTERACTIONS ON SPATIAL SEGREGATION OF SYMPATRIC SIGMODON, BAIOMYS, AND REITHRODONTOMYS POPULATIONS. JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY.
66(2), 380-384.
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LOCHMILLER, R. L., HELLGREN, E. C., & GRANT, W. E.
INFLUENCE OF MODERATE NUTRITIONAL STRESS DURING GESTATION ON REPRODUCTION OF COLLARED PECCARIES (TAYASSU-TAJACU). Journal of Zoology.
211(2), 321-328.
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Peterson, M. N., Grant, W. E., Lopez, R. R., & Silvy, N. J.
Implications of fetal sex ratio hypotheses in endangered populations: simulated dynamics of Florida Key deer, Florida, USA. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
165(2-3), 209-220.
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Fern, R. R., Morrison, M. L., Wang, H., Grant, W. E., & Campbell, T. A.
Incorporating biotic relationships improves species distribution models: Modeling the temporal influence of competition in conspecific nesting birds. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
408, 108743-108743.
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Wang, H., Wonkka, C. L., Treglia, M. L., Grant, W. E., Smeins, F. E., & Rogers, W. E.
Incorporating local-scale variables into distribution models enhances predictability for rare plant species with biological dependencies. Biodiversity and Conservation.
28(1), 171-182.
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Mogg, M., Wang, H., Baker, A., Derouen, Z., Borski, J., & Grant, W. E.
Increased Incidence of Ehrlichia chaffeensis Infections in the United States, 2012 Through 2016. Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Diseases.
20(7), 547-550.
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Baker, A., Wang, H., Mogg, M., Derouen, Z., Borski, J., & Grant, W. E.
Increasing Incidence of Anaplasmosis in the United States, 2012 Through 2016. Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Diseases.
20(11), 855-859.
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Lochmiller, R. L., Hellgren, E. C., Varner, L. W., & Grant, W. E.
Indices for physiological assessment of nutritional condition in pregnant collared peccaries (Tayassu tajacu). Journal of Wildlife Diseases.
24(3), 496-506.
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Feagin, R. A., Wu, X. B., Smeins, F. E., Whisenant, S. G., & Grant, W. E.
Individual versus community level processes and pattern formation in a model of sand dune plant succession. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
183(4), 435-449.
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Corson, M. S., Teel, P. D., & Grant, W. E.
Influence of acaricide resistance on cattle-fever tick (Boophilus spp.) infestations in semi-arid thornshrublands: a simulation approach. EXPERIMENTAL AND APPLIED ACAROLOGY.
25(2), 171-184.
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Grant, W. E., & Thompson, P. B.
Integrated ecological models: simulation of socio-cultural constraints on ecological dynamics. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
100(1-3), 43-59.
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Wang, H., Grant, W. E., Elliott, N. C., Brewer, M. J., Koralewski, T. E., Westbrook, J. K., Alves, T. M., & Sword, G. A.
Integrated modelling of the life cycle and aeroecology of wind-borne pests in temporally-variable spatially-heterogeneous environment. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
399, 23-38.
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Koralewski, T. E., Wang, H., Grant, W. E., Brewer, M. J., Elliott, N. C., Westbrook, J. K., ... Michaud, J. P.
Integrating Models of Atmospheric Dispersion and Crop-Pest Dynamics: Linking Detection of Local Aphid Infestations to Forecasts of Region-Wide Invasion of Cereal Crops. Annals of the Entomological Society of America.
113(2), 79-87.
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Wang, H., Grant, W. E., Gan, J., Rogers, W. E., Swannack, T. M., Koralewski, T. E., Miller, J. H., & Taylor, J. W.
Integrating spread dynamics and economics of timber production to manage Chinese tallow invasions in southern U.S. forestlands. PLoS ONE.
7(3), e33877-e33877.
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Lochmiller, R. L., & Grant, W. E.
Intraspecific aggression results in death of a collared peccary. Zoo Biology.
1(2), 161-162.
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Wang, H., & Grant, W.
Invasion of Eastern Texas Forestlands by Chinese Privet: Efficacy of Alternative Management Strategies. Diversity.
6(4), 652-664.
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Randklev, C. R., Wang, H., Groce, J. E., Grant, W. E., Robertson, S., & Wilkins, N.
Land Use Relationships for a Rare Freshwater Mussel Species Endemic to Central Texas. Journal of Fish and Wildlife Management.
6(2), 327-337.
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LOCHMILLER, R. L., VARNER, L. W., & GRANT, W. E.
METABOLIC AND HORMONAL RESPONSES TO DIETARY RESTRICTION IN ADULT FEMALE COLLARED PECCARIES. JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT.
49(3), 733-741.
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Goldstein, M. I., Corson, M. S., Lacher, T. E., & Grant, W. E.
Managed forests and migratory bird populations: evaluating spatial configurations through simulation. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
162(1-2), 155-175.
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Corson, M. S., Teel, P. D., & Grant, W. E.
Microclimate influence in a physiological model of cattle-fever tick (Boophilus spp.) population dynamics. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
180(4), 487-514.
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Mali, I., Wang, H., Grant, W. E., Feldman, M., & Forstner, M.
Modeling Commercial Freshwater Turtle Production on US Farms for Pet and Meat Markets. PLoS ONE.
10(9), e0139053-e0139053.
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Chiou, C., Wang, H., Chen, Y., Grant, W. E., & Lu, M.
Modeling Potential Range Expansion of the Invasive Shrub Leucaena leucocephala in the Hengchun Peninsula, Taiwan. Invasive Plant Science and Management.
6(4), 492-501.
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Wang, H., Grant, W. E., & Teague, R.
Modeling rangelands as spatially-explicit complex adaptive systems. JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT.
269, 110762-110762.
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Fern, R. R., Morrison, M. L., Grant, W. E., Wang, H., & Campbell, T. A.
Modeling the influence of livestock grazing pressure on grassland bird distributions. Ecological Processes.
9(1), 42.
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Engelman, C. A., Grant, W. E., Mora, M. A., & Woodin, M.
Modelling effects of chemical exposure on birds wintering in agricultural landscapes: The western burrowing owl (Athene cunicularia hypugaea) as a case study. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
224(1), 90-102.
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GALLAGHER, J. F., VARNER, L. W., & GRANT, W. E.
NUTRITION OF THE COLLARED PECCARY IN SOUTH TEXAS. JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT.
48(3), 749-761.
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Jrgensen, S. E., Fath, B. D., Grant, W. E., Legovic, T., & Nielsen, S. N.
New initiative for thematic issues: An invitation. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
215(4), 273-275.
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Matis, J. H., Kiffe, T. R., Matis, T. I., Jackman, J. A., Grant, W. E., & Singh, H.
On the use of growth rate parameters for projecting population sizes: Application to aphids. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
213(1), 133-142.
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Swanack, T. M., Grant, W. E., & Fath, B. D.
On the use of multi-species NK models to explore ecosystem development. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
218(3-4), 367-374.
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Gonzlez Afanador, E., Kjelland, M. E., Wu, X. B., Wilkins, N., & Grant, W. E.
Ownership property size, landscape structure, and spatial relationships in the Edwards Plateau of Texas (USA): landscape scale habitat management implications. Environment Systems & Decisions.
36(3), 310-328.
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GRANT, W. E., & HOOGENDYK, C. G.
PAPERS PRESENTED AT THE 1985 ANNUAL-MEETING OF THE NORTH-AMERICAN CHAPTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL-SOCIETY-FOR-ECOLOGICAL-MODELING - FOREWORD. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
36(1-2), 3-3.
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RYKIEL, E. J., & GRANT, W. E.
PAPERS PRESENTED AT THE SYMPOSIUM AN EVALUATION OF THE ROLE OF THEORETICAL-MODELS IN ECOLOGY, COLUMBUS, OHIO, 13 AUGUST 1987 - FOREWORD. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
43(1-2), 3-3.
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PACKARD, J. M., DOWDELL, D. M., GRANT, W. E., HELLGREN, E. C., & LOCHMILLER, R. L.
PARTURITION AND RELATED BEHAVIOR OF THE COLLARED PECCARY (TAYASSU-TAJACU). JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY.
68(3), 679-681.
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LOCHMILLER, R. L., HELLGREN, E. C., & GRANT, W. E.
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF NEONATE, JUVENILE, AND ADULT COLLARED PECCARIES (TAYASSU-TAJACU-ANGULATUS) FROM SOUTH TEXAS. JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY.
68(1), 188-194.
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LOZA, H. J., GRANT, W. E., STUTH, J. W., & FORBES, T.
PHYSIOLOGICALLY BASED LANDSCAPE USE MODEL FOR LARGE HERBIVORES. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
61(3-4), 227-252.
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HELLGREN, E. C., LOCHMILLER, R. L., & GRANT, W. E.
PREGNANCY DIAGNOSIS IN THE COLLARED PECCARY BY ULTRASONIC AMPLITUDE-DEPTH ANALYSIS. JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT.
49(1), 71-73.
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Holtcamp, W. N., Grant, W. E., & Vinson, S. B.
Patch use under predation hazard: Effect of the red imported fire ant on deer mouse foraging behavior. ECOLOGY.
78(1), 308-317.
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Lochmiller, R. L., Hellgren, E. C., Varner, L. W., Greene, L. W., Amoss, M. S., Seager, S. W., & Grant, W. E.
Physiological responses of the adult male collared peccary, Tayassu tajacu (Tayassuidae), to severe dietary restriction. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology - A: Comparative Physiology.
82(1), 49-58.
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Koralewski, T. E., Wang, H., Grant, W. E., & Byram, T. D.
Plants on the move: Assisted migration of forest trees in the face of climate change. Forest Ecology and Management.
344, 30-37.
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Matis, J. H., Kiffe, T. R., van der Werf, W., Costamagna, A. C., Matis, T. I., & Grant, W. E.
Population dynamics models based on cumulative density dependent feedback: A link to the logistic growth curve and a test for symmetry using aphid data. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
220(15), 1745-1751.
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Scanlan, J. C., Berman, D. M., & Grant, W. E.
Population dynamics of the European rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) in north eastern Australia:: Simulated responses to control. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
196(1-2), 221-236.
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Kocmoud, A. R., Wang, H., Grant, W. E., & Gallaway, B. J.
Population dynamics of the endangered Kemp's ridley sea turtle following the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico: Simulation of potential cause-effect relationships. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
392, 159-178.
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Wang, H., Wonkka, C. L., Grant, W. E., & Rogers, W. E.
Potential Range Expansion of Japanese Honeysuckle (Lonicera japonica Thunb.) in Southern U.S. Forestlands. Forests.
3(3), 573-590.
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Wang, H., Grant, W. E., Swannack, T. M., Gan, J., Rogers, W. E., Koralewski, T. E., Miller, J. H., & Taylor, J.
Predicted range expansion of Chinese tallow tree (Triadica sebifera) in forestlands of the southern United States. Diversity and Distributions: A journal of biological invasions and biodiversity.
17(3), 552-565.
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Chiou, C., Chen, Y., Wang, H., & Grant, W. E.
Predicted range expansion of the invasive plant Leucaena leucocephala in the Hengchun peninsula, Taiwan. Biological Invasions.
18(2), 381-394.
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Marin, S. L., Nahuelhual, L., Echeverria, C., & Grant, W. E.
Projecting landscape changes in southern Chile: Simulation of human and natural processes driving land transformation. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
222(15), 2841-2855.
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Swanack, T. M., Grant, W. E., & Forstner, M.
Projecting population trends of endangered amphibian species in the face of uncertainty: A pattern-oriented approach. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
220(2), 148-159.
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Grant, W. E., Peterson, T. R., & Peterson, M. J.
Quantitative modeling of coupled natural/human systems: simulation of societal constraints on environmental action drawing on Luhmann's social theory. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
158(1-2), 143-165.
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Wang, H., Corson, M. S., Grant, W. E., & Teel, P. D.
Quantitative models of Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) ticks: historical review and synthesis. Ecosphere.
8(9),
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WARREN, J. P., GRIFFIN, W. L., & GRANT, W. E.
REGIONAL FISH STOCK MANAGEMENT - A MODEL FOR NORTHWEST AFRICA. Marine Policy.
6(2), 121-130.
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LOCHMILLER, R. L., HELLGREN, E. C., & GRANT, W. E.
REPRODUCTIVE RESPONSES TO NUTRITIONAL STRESS IN ADULT FEMALE COLLARED PECCARIES. JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT.
50(2), 295-300.
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GRANT, W. E., & FRENCH, N. R.
RESPONSE OF ALPINE TUNDRA TO A CHANGING CLIMATE - A HIERARCHICAL SIMULATION-MODEL. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
49(3-4), 205-227.
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KILLION, M. J., GRANT, W. E., & VINSON, S. B.
RESPONSE OF BAIOMYS-TAYLORI TO CHANGES IN DENSITY OF IMPORTED FIRE ANTS. JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY.
76(1), 141-147.
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Wang, H., Wonkka, C. L., Grant, W. E., & Rogers, W. E.
Range expansion of invasive shrubs: implication for crown fire risk in forestlands of the southern USA. AoB PLANTS.
8, plw012.
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Arevilca, A., Elissetche, L., Scanlin, M., Stephens, S., Wang, H., & Grant, W.
Rapidly Increasing Invasion of Eastern Texas Forestlands by the Most Prevalent Invasive Shrubs: Chinese and European Privets. Southeastern Naturalist.
15(sp9), 61-67.
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Wang, H., Kung, N. Y., Grant, W. E., Scanlan, J. C., & Field, H. E.
Recrudescent infection supports Hendra virus persistence in Australian flying-fox populations. PLoS ONE.
8(11), e80430-e80430.
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Lopez, R. R., Grant, W. E., Silvy, N. J., Peterson, M. J., Feuerbacher, C. K., & Corson, M. S.
Restoration of the wild turkey in east Texas: simulation of alternative restocking strategies. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
132(3), 275-285.
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LOCHMILLER, R. L., HELLGREN, E. C., VARNER, L. W., & GRANT, W. E.
SERUM AND URINE BIOCHEMICAL INDICATORS OF NUTRITIONAL-STATUS IN ADULT FEMALE COLLARED PECCARIES, TAYASSU-TAJACU (TAYASSUIDAE). Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology - A: Comparative Physiology.
83(3), 477-488.
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STOKER, R. L., FERRIS, D. K., GRANT, W. E., & FOLSE, L. J.
SIMULATING COLONIZATION BY EXOTIC SPECIES - A MODEL OF THE RED IMPORTED FIRE ANT (SOLENOPSIS-INVICTA) IN NORTH-AMERICA. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
73(3-4), 281-292.
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PETERSON, M. J., GRANT, W. E., & DAVIS, D. S.
SIMULATION OF HOST-PARASITE INTERACTIONS WITHIN A RESOURCE-MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK - IMPACT OF BRUCELLOSIS ON BISON POPULATION-DYNAMICS. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
54(3-4), 299-320.
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OLDENBURG, P. W., ETTESTAD, P. J., GRANT, W. E., & DAVIS, E.
SIZE, OVERLAP, AND TEMPORAL SHIFTS OF COLLARED PECCARY HERD TERRITORIES IN SOUTH-TEXAS. JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY.
66(2), 378-380.
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GRANT, W. E., CAROTHERS, P. E., & GIDLEY, L. A.
SMALL MAMMAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN THE POSTOAK SAVANNA OF EAST-CENTRAL TEXAS. JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY.
66(3), 589-594.
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STOKER, R. L., GRANT, W. E., & VINSON, S. B.
SOLENOPSIS-INVICTA (HYMENOPTERA, FORMICIDAE) EFFECT ON INVERTEBRATE DECOMPOSERS OF CARRION IN CENTRAL TEXAS. Environmental Entomology.
24(4), 817-822.
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GRANT, W. E., BIRNEY, E. C., FRENCH, N. R., & SWIFT, D. M.
STRUCTURE AND PRODUCTIVITY OF GRASSLAND SMALL MAMMAL COMMUNITIES RELATED TO GRAZING-INDUCED CHANGES IN VEGETATIVE COVER. JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY.
63(2), 248-260.
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OLDENBURG, P. W., ETTESTAD, P. J., GRANT, W. E., & DAVIS, E.
STRUCTURE OF COLLARED PECCARY HERDS IN SOUTH TEXAS - SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DISPERSION OF HERD MEMBERS. JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY.
66(4), 764-770.
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CAROTHERS, P. E., & GRANT, W. E.
SYSTEMS-ANALYSIS AND SIMULATION OF THE NW AFRICAN MARINE UPWELLING REGION. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
19(2), 73-103.
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Hellgren, E. C., Lochmiller, R. L., Amoss, M. S., Seager, S. W., Magyar, S. J., Coscarelli, K. P., & Grant, W. E.
Seasonal variation in serum testosterone, testicular measurements and semen characteristics in the collared peccary (Tayassu tajacu). Reproduction.
85(2), 677-686.
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Lochmiller, R. L., Hellgren, E. C., & Grant, W. E.
Selected aspects of collared peccary (Dicotyles tajacu) reproductive biology in a captive texas herd. Zoo Biology.
3(2), 145-149.
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Lochmiller, R. L., & Grant, W. E.
Serum chemistry of the collared peccary (Tayassu tajacu). Journal of Wildlife Diseases.
20(2), 134-140.
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Hellgren, E. C., Lochmiller, R. L., Amoss, M. S., & Grant, W. E.
Serum progesterone, estradiol-17 beta, and glucocorticoids in the collared peccary during gestation and lactation as influenced by dietary protein and energy. General and Comparative Endocrinology.
59(3), 358-368.
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Macpherson, E., Cuppari, R. I., KagawaViviani, A., Brause, H., Brewer, W. A., Grant, W. E., ... Wheater, H.
Setting a pluralist agenda for water governance: Why power and scale matter. Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Water.
11(5),
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DeMaso, S. J., Hernandez, F., Brennan, L. A., Silvy, N. J., Grant, W. E., Wu, X. B., & Bryant, F. C.
Short- and Long-Term Influence of Brush Canopy Cover on Northern Bobwhite Demography in Southern Texas. Rangeland Ecology and Management.
67(1), 99-106.
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Marcum, H. A., Grant, W. E., & Chavez-Ramirez, F.
Simulated behavioral energetics of nonbreeding American robins: the influence of foraging time, intake rate and flying time on weight dynamics. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
106(2-3), 161-175.
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Teel, P. D., Grant, W. E., Marin, S. L., & Stuth, J. W.
Simulated cattle fever tick infestations in rotational grazing systems. JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT.
51(5), 501-508.
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Gilad, O., Grant, W. E., & Saltz, D.
Simulated dynamics of Arabian Oryx (Oryx leucoryx) in the Israeli Negev:: Effects of migration corridors and post-reintroduction changes in natality on population viability. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
210(1-2), 169-178.
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Mora, M. A., Grant, W. E., Wilkins, L., & Wang, H.
Simulated effects of reduced spring flow from the Edwards Aquifer on population size of the fountain darter (Etheostoma fonticola). ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
250, 235-243.
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Wang, H., Teel, P. D., Grant, W. E., Schuster, G., & de Leon, A.
Simulated interactions of white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus), climate variation and habitat heterogeneity on southern cattle tick (Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) microplus) eradication methods in south Texas, USA. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
342, 82-96.
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Teel, P. D., Corson, M. S., Grant, W. E., & Longnecker, M. T.
Simulating biophysical and human factors that affect detection probability of cattle-fever ticks (Boophilus spp.) in semi-arid thornshrublands of South Texas. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
170(1), 29-43.
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Corson, M. S., Mora, M. A., & Grant, W. E.
Simulating cholinesterase inhibition in birds caused by dietary insecticide exposure. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
105(2-3), 299-323.
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Corson, M. S., Teel, P. D., & Grant, W. E.
Simulating detection of cattle-fever tick (Boophilus spp.) infestations in rotational grazing systems. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
167(3), 277-286.
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Leo, J. P., Minello, T. J., Grant, W. E., & Wang, H.
Simulating environmental effects on brown shrimp production in the northern Gulf of Mexico. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
330, 24-40.
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Duffy, S. B., Corson, M. S., & Grant, W. E.
Simulating land-use decisions in the La Amistad Biosphere Reserve buffer zone in Costa Rica and Panama. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
140(1-2), 9-29.
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Pisani, J. M., Grant, W. E., & Mora, M. A.
Simulating the impact of cholinesterase-inhibiting pesticides on non-target wildlife in irrigated crops. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
210(1-2), 179-192.
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Fuhlendorf, S. D., Smeins, F. E., & Grant, W. E.
Simulation of a fire-sensitive ecological threshold: A case study of Ashe juniper on the Edwards plateau of Texas, USA. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
90(3), 245-255.
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Martinez, C. A., Grant, W. E., Hejl, S. J., Peterson, M. J., Martinez, A., & Waggerman, G. L.
Simulation of annual productivity and long-term population trends of white-winged doves in the Tamaulipan Biotic Province. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
181(2-3), 149-159.
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Wang, H., Grant, W. E., & Teel, P. D.
Simulation of climate-host-parasite-landscape interactions: A spatially explicit model for ticks (Acari: Ixodidae). ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
243, 42-62.
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Wang, H., Grant, W. E., Teel, P. D., & Hamer, S. A.
Simulation of climate-tick-host-landscape interactions: Effects of shifts in the seasonality of host population fluctuations on tick densities. Journal of Vector Ecology.
40(2), 247-255.
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Teel, P. D., Marin, S. L., & Grant, W. E.
Simulation of host-parasite-landscape interactions: Influence of season and habitat on cattle fever tick (Boophilus sp) population dynamics. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
84(1-3), 19-30.
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Teel, P. D., Marin, S., Grant, W. E., & Stuth, J. W.
Simulation of host-parasite-landscape interactions: Influence of season and habitat on cattle fever tick (Boophilus sp.) population dynamics in rotational grazing systems. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
97(1-2), 87-97.
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Montoya, R. A., Lawrence, A. L., Grant, W. E., & Velasco, M.
Simulation of inorganic nitrogen dynamics and shrimp survival in an intensive shrimp culture system. Aquaculture Research.
33(2), 81-94.
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Montoya, R. A., Lawrence, A. L., Grant, W. E., & Velaso, M.
Simulation of nitrogen dynamics and shrimp growth in an intensive shrimp culture system: effects of feed and feeding parameters. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
122(1-2), 81-95.
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Montoya, R. A., Lawrence, A. L., Grant, W. E., & Velasco, M.
Simulation of nitrogen dynamics and shrimp growth in an intensive shrimp culture system: effects of feed and feeding parameters (vol 122, pg 81, 1999). ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
129(1), 111-111.
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Montoya, R. A., Lawrence, A. L., Grant, W. E., & Velasco, M.
Simulation of phosphorus dynamics in an intensive shrimp culture system: effects of feed formulations and feeding strategies. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
129(2-3), 131-142.
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Kalinda, C., Chimbari, M. J., Grant, W. E., Wang, H., Odhiambo, J. N., & Mukaratirwa, S.
Simulation of population dynamics of Bulinus globosus: Effects of environmental temperature on production of Schistosoma haematobium cercariae. 12(8), e0006651-e0006651.
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Marin, S. L., Grant, W. E., & Dronen, N. O.
Simulation of population dynamics of the parasite Haematoloechus coloradensis in its three host species: effects of environmental temperature and precipitation. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
105(2-3), 185-211.
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Peterson, M. J., Grant, W. E., & Silvy, N. J.
Simulation of reproductive stages limiting productivity of the endangered Attwater's prairie chicken. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
111(2-3), 283-295.
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Hernndez-A, F., Teel, P. D., Corson, M. S., & Grant, W. E.
Simulation of rotational grazing to evaluate integrated pest management strategies for Boophilus microplus (Acari: ixodidae) in Venezuela. Veterinary Parasitology.
92(2), 139-149.
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Glasscock, S. N., Grant, W. E., & Drawe, D. L.
Simulation of vegetation dynamics and management strategies on south Texas, semi-arid rangeland. JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT.
75(4), 379-397.
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Wang, H., Teel, P. D., Grant, W. E., Soltero, F., Urdaz, J., Ramrez, A., Miller, R. J., & Prez de Len, A. A.
Simulation tools for assessment of tick suppression treatments of Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) microplus on non-lactating dairy cattle in Puerto Rico. Parasites and Vectors.
12(1), 185.
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Wang, H., Koralewski, T. E., McGrew, E. K., Grant, W. E., & Byram, T. D.
Species Distribution Model for Management of an Invasive Vine in Forestlands of Eastern Texas. Forests.
6(12), 4374-4390.
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Wang, H., Wonkka, C. L., Treglia, M. L., Grant, W. E., Smeins, F. E., & Rogers, W. E.
Species distribution modelling for conservation of an endangered endemic orchid. AoB PLANTS.
7(1), plv039.
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Grant, W. E., & Matis, J. H.
Stochastic Compartment Models of Ecological Succession: Evaluation of Their Usefulness to Natural Resource Managers. Developments in Environmental Modelling.
5(C), 149-155.
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Grant, W. E., Hamilton, W. T., & Quintanilla, E.
Sustainability of agroecosystems in semi-arid grasslands: simulated management of woody vegetation in the Rio Grande Plains of southern Texas and northeastern Mexico. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
124(1), 29-42.
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SCHNASE, J. L., GRANT, W. E., MAXWELL, T. C., & LEGGETT, J. J.
TIME AND ENERGY BUDGETS OF CASSIN SPARROW (AIMOPHILA-CASSINII) DURING THE BREEDING-SEASON - EVALUATION THROUGH MODELING. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
55(3-4), 285-319.
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Lochmiller, R. L., Hellgren, E. C., Robinson, R. M., & Grant, W. E.
Techniques for collecting blood from collared peccaries, Dicotyles tajacu (L.). Journal of Wildlife Diseases.
20(1), 47-50.
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Harveson, P. M., Grant, W. E., Lopez, R. R., Silvy, N. J., & Frank, P. A.
The role of dispersal in Florida Key deer metapopulation dynamics. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
195(3-4), 393-401.
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Gautam, R., Kulow, M., Dpfer, D., Kaspar, C., Gonzales, T., Pertzborn, K. M., ... Ivanek, R.
The strain-specific dynamics of Escherichia coli O157:H7 faecal shedding in cattle post inoculation. Journal of Biological Dynamics.
6(2), 1052-1066.
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Wang, H., Grant, W. E., Teel, P. D., & Hamer, S. A.
Tick-borne infectious agents in nature: Simulated effects of changes in host density on spatial-temporal prevalence of infected ticks. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
323, 77-86.
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Srinivasan, M., Swannack, T. M., Grant, W. E., Rajan, J., & Wrsig, B.
To feed or not to feed? Bioenergetic impacts of fear-driven behaviors in lactating dolphins. Ecology and Evolution.
8(2), 1384-1398.
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FISCHER, G. W., & GRANT, W. E.
USE OF A NATIVE PREDATOR TO CONTROL OVERCROWDING IN WARM-WATER POLYCULTURE PONDS - SIMULATION OF A TUCUNARE (CICHLA-MONOCULUS) TILAPIA (OREOCHROMIS-NILOTICUS) SYSTEM. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING.
72(3-4), 205-227.
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Culpepper, L. Z., Wang, H., Koralewski, T. E., Grant, W. E., & Rogers, W. E.
Understory upheaval: factors influencing Japanese stiltgrass invasion in forestlands of Tennessee, United States. Botanical Studies.
59(1), 20.
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Lochmiller, R. L., Hellgren, E. C., Grant, W. E., & Varner, L. W.
Urea concentration in collared peccary milk as an indicator of protein nutritional status. Journal of Wildlife Diseases.
23(3), 518-520.
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Meierhofer, M. B., Wang, H., Grant, W. E., Young, J., Johnston, L. H., Wolf, L. K., ... Morrison, M. L.
Use of Box-beam Bridges as Day Roosts by Mexican Free-tailed Bats (Tadarida brasiliensis) in Texas. Southeastern Naturalist.
17(4), 605-615.
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Diaz-Solis, H., Kothmann, M. M., Grant, W. E., & De Luna-Villarreal, R.
Use of irrigated pastures in semi-arid grazinglands: A dynamic model for stocking rate decisions. Agricultural Systems.
88(2-3), 316-331.
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GREEN, G. E., GRANT, W. E., & DAVIS, E.
VARIABILITY OF OBSERVED GROUP SIZES WITHIN COLLARED PECCARY HERDS. JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT.
48(1), 244-248.
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LOCHMILLER, R. L., HELLGREN, E. C., GALLAGHER, J. F., VARNER, L. W., & GRANT, W. E.
VOLATILE FATTY-ACIDS IN THE GASTROINTESTINAL-TRACT OF THE COLLARED PECCARY (TAYASSU-TAJACU). JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY.
70(1), 189-191.
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Kothmann, M., Teague, R., Daz-Sols, H., & Grant, W.
Viewpoint: New Approaches and Protocols for Grazing Management Research. Rangelands.
31(5), 31-36.
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Poch, D. M., Grant, W. E., & Wang, H.
Visceral Leishmaniasis on the Indian Subcontinent: Modelling the Dynamic Relationship between Vector Control Schemes and Vector Life Cycles. PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases.
10(8), e0004868-e0004868.
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Poch, D. M., Wang, H., & Grant, W. E.
Visceral leishmaniasis on the Indian Subcontinent: Efficacy of fipronil-based cattle treatment in controlling sand fly populations is dependent on specific aspects of sand fly ecology. 14(2), e0008011-e0008011.
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Kelley, J. K., Lochmiller, R. L., Hellgren, E. C., & Grant, W. E.
Vitamin A levels of blood in collared peccaries (Tayassu tajacu) from south Texas. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology - A: Comparative Physiology.
86(4), 751-753.
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Villanueva-Castillo, A., Martnez-Gonzlez, J. C., Daz-Sols, H., Grant, W. E., Moreno-Valds, A., & Tapia-Gonzlez, J. M.
(2013).
Simulation model of the productivity of a herd of goats grazing under different scenarios of handling in the southwestern region of tamaulipas, Mexico. Tropical and Subtropical Agroecosystems.
16(3), 341-353.
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book
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Grant, W. E., & Swannack, T. M.
(2011).
Ecological Modeling A Common-Sense Approach to Theory and Practice. JOhn Wiley & Sons.
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Grant, W. E., Marn, S. L., & Pedersen, E. K.
(2001).
Ecologa y manejo de recursos naturales: anlisis de sistemas y simulacin. Instituto Interamericano de Cooperacin para la Agricultura (ICA).
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Grant, W. E., Pedersen, E. K., & Marin, S. L.
(1997).
Ecology and natural resource management: systems analysis and simulation. JOhn Wiley & Sons.
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Grant, W. E.
(1986).
Systems Analysis and Simulation in Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences. Wiley-Interscience.
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Zlotin, R. I., & Khodashova, K. S.
(1980).
The role of animals in biological cycling of forest-steppe ecosystems
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Jrgensen, S. E., Fath, B. D., Grant, W., & Nielsen, S. N.
The editorial policy of Ecological Modelling. Ed. 199.
Elsevier.
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Grant, W. E., & Swannack, T. M.
(2011).
Ecological Modeling A Common-Sense Approach to Theory and Practice. JOhn Wiley & Sons.
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chapter
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Wang, H., & Grant, W. E.
A candid view of the modeling process. Developments in Environmental Modelling.
ECOLOGICAL MODELING: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE ART AND SCIENCE OF MODELING ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS.
(pp. 147-188).
Elsevier.
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Wang, H., & Grant, W. E.
Embracing uncertainty. Developments in Environmental Modelling.
ECOLOGICAL MODELING: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE ART AND SCIENCE OF MODELING ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS.
(pp. 225-234).
Elsevier.
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Wang, H., & Grant, W. E.
Integration of existing models. Developments in Environmental Modelling.
ECOLOGICAL MODELING: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE ART AND SCIENCE OF MODELING ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS.
(pp. 235-248).
Elsevier.
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Swannack, T. M., & Grant, W. E.
Systems Ecology. Encyclopedia of Ecology.
(pp. 3477-3481).
Elsevier.
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Wang, H., & Grant, W. E.
A candid view of the modeling process. Developments in Environmental Modelling.
ECOLOGICAL MODELING: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE ART AND SCIENCE OF MODELING ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS.
(pp. 147-188).
Elsevier.
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conference paper
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Suriyamongkol, T., McGrew, E., Culpepper, L., Beck, K., Wang, H., & Grant, W. E.
Recent Range Expansions by Chinese Tallow (Triadica sebifera (L.) Small), the Most Prevalent Invasive Tree in the Forestlands of Eastern Texas. Southeastern Naturalist.
68-75.
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Suriyamongkol, T., McGrew, E., Culpepper, L., Beck, K., Wang, H., & Grant, W. E.
Recent Range Expansions by Chinese Tallow (Triadica sebifera (L.) Small), the Most Prevalent Invasive Tree in the Forestlands of Eastern Texas. Southeastern Naturalist.
68-75.
Research
principal investigator on
co-principal investigator on
- Year 2 CFTEP Funding - Modeling Treatment Strategies for Cattle-Nilgai--White-tailed Deer Interactions on South Texas Rangelands awarded by Agricultural Research Service - (Washington D.C., District of Columbia, United States) 2019 - 2020
- Nilgai Modeling awarded by Agricultural Research Service - (Washington D.C., District of Columbia, United States) 2018 - 2019
investigator on
Teaching
teaching activities
- ECCB285 Directed Studies Instructor
- ECCB403 Popl & Community Ecology Instructor
- ECCB485 Directed Studies Instructor
- ECCB603 Ecological Modeling Instructor
- ECCB684 Professional Internship Instructor
- ECCB685 Directed Studies Instructor
- ECCB691 Research Instructor
- WFSC291 Research Instructor
- WFSC403 Animal Ecology Instructor
- WFSC484 Internship Instructor
- WFSC485 Directed Studies Instructor
- WFSC491 Research Instructor
- WFSC604 Ecological Modeling Instructor
- WFSC613 Animal Ecology Instructor
- WFSC684 Prof Internship Instructor
- WFSC684 Professional Internship: In-ab Instructor
- WFSC685 Directed Studies Instructor
- WFSC691 Research Instructor
Works By Students
chaired theses and dissertations
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Bedford, Theresa Louise (2005-05). Red imported fire ant impact on native ants and litter removal in the post oak savannah of central Texas.
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Defex Cuervo, Tulia Ines (2008-12). Evaluating sustainability of endangered species via simulation: a case study of the Attwater's prairie chicken (Tympanuchus cupido attwateri).
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Engelman, Catherine Allegra (2008-05). Ecotoxicological simulation modeling: effects of agricultural chemical exposure on wintering burrowing owls.
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Gil de Weir, Karine (2005-05). Whooping crane (Grus americana) demography and environmental factors in a population growth simulation model.
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Gonzalez Afanador, Edith (2003-05). Urban influence on diversity of avifauna in the Edwards Plateau of Texas: effect of property sizes on rural landscape structure.
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Kim, Ji Yeon (2008-05). The role of naturally occurring waterholes in determining the distribution of Florida Key Deer.
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Kjelland, Michael Edward (2008-12). The future of the Salton Sea under proposed lower Colorado River basin water management scenarios.
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Kocmoud, Amanda Renee (2018-08). Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtle Population Dynamics in the Gulf of Mexico: Evaluation of Post-2010 Trends and Hypotheses Using an Age-Structured Simulation Model.
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Leo, Jennifer Purviance (2017-04). Modelling Environmental and Habitat Effects on Young Brown Shrimp Production in Galveston Bay, Texas, U.S.A..
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Parkes, Michael Lawrence (2007-08). Residential cattle egret colonies in Texas: geography, reproductive success and management.
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Pisani, Jorge Marcelo (2003-05). Pesticide impact on non-target wildlife in irrigated crops: simulated impact of cholinesterase-inhibiting pesticides on white-winged doves in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas.
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Poche, David Matthew (2015-11). Phlebotomine Sand Fly Control: Predicting the Impact of Alternative Sand Fly Control Methods, Using Simulation Modelling, on the Population Dynamics of Phlebotomus Argentipes (Diptera: Psychodidae) in Bihar, India.
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Swannack, Todd Michael (2007-08). Modeling aspects of the ecological and evolutionary dynamics of the endangered Houston toad.
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Wilkins, Leann I. (2009-05). Modeling an endangered species in an urban landscape: fountain darter (Etheostoma fonticola) survival in the Upper San Marcos River, Hays County, Texas.
Background
education and training
- Ph.D. in Systems Ecology, Colorado State University - (Fort Collins, Colorado, United States) 1974
Contact
first name
- William
has last name
- Grant
mailing address
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Texas A&M University
Wildlife & Fisheries Sciences
2258 TAMU
College Station, TX 77843-2258
USA
Other
- wegrant@tamu.edu