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Brean W. DuncanNASA Kennedy Space Center Ecological ProgramVerified email at nasa.gov
Eric StolenKennedy Space Center Ecological ProgramsVerified email at nasa.gov
Paul SchmalzerEcological Program, Kennedy Space CenterVerified email at nasa.gov
Javan Bauder, Ph.D.Assistant Unit Leader, Arizona Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, U.S. Geological SurveyVerified email at arizona.edu
James NicholsSenior Scientist Emeritus, Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, USGSVerified email at usgs.gov
Mark BurgmanProfessor of Risk Analysis and Environmental Policy, Imperial College LondonVerified email at imperial.ac.uk
Betsie RothermelArchbold Biological Station, FloridaVerified email at archbold-station.org
Fred JohnsonUniversity of Florida, Aarhus UniversityVerified email at ufl.edu
Mitchell EatonResearch Ecologist, U.S. Geological Survey; DOI - Southeast Climate Adaptation Science CenterVerified email at usgs.gov
Mary Jo BarkasziCSA Ocean SciencesVerified email at conshelf.com
H. Resit AkcakayaProfessor of Ecology and Evolution, Stony Brook University (SUNY), New York, USAVerified email at stonybrook.edu
Michael C. RungeUS Geological SurveyVerified email at usgs.gov
Scott FersonUniversity of Liverpool, Institute for Risk and UncertaintyVerified email at liverpool.ac.uk
Karen Holloway-AdkinsExecutive Director/Senior Biologist, East Coast Biologists, Inc.; Affiliate Faculty, University ofVerified email at ucf.edu
Brad StithPh.D. - U. Florida (1999); Retired; Principal Scientist, US Geological Survey ContractorVerified email at bradstith.com
Hilary SwainExecutive Director, Archbold Biological StationVerified email at archbold-station.org
Marc J. MazerolleDépartement des sciences du bois et de la forêt, Université LavalVerified email at sbf.ulaval.ca
James E HinesUSGSVerified email at usgs.gov
Nathaniel J. DominyCharles Hansen Professor of Anthropology, Dartmouth CollegeVerified email at dartmouth.edu
Thomas DreschelKennedy Space CenterVerified email at nasa.gov

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Introduction HM Swain, DR Breininger, DS Busby, KB Clark, SB Cook, RA Day, ... Bulletin of marine science 57 (1), 1-7, 1995	256*	1995
Setting reliability bounds on habitat suitability indices MA Burgman, DR Breininger, BW Duncan, S Ferson Ecological Applications 11 (1), 70-78, 2001	163	2001
Mapping Florida scrub jay habitat for purposes of land-use management. DR Breininger, MJ Provancha, RB Smith	133	1991
Coupling past management practice and historic landscape change on John F. Kennedy Space Center, Florida BW Duncan, S Boyle, DR Breininger, PA Schmalzer Landscape Ecology 14 (3), 291-309, 1999	115	1999
Adaptive resource management and the value of information BK Williams, MJ Eaton, DR Breininger Ecological Modelling, 2011	114	2011
Landscape patterns of Florida scrub jay habitat use and demographic success DR Breininger, VL Larson, BW Duncan, RB Smith, DM Oddy, ... Conservation Biology 9 (6), 1442-1453, 1995	98	1995
A rapid approach to modeling species-habitat relationships GM Carter, ED Stolen, DR Breininger Biological Conservation 127 (2), 237-244, 2006	92	2006
Territory quality transitions and source–sink dynamics in a Florida scrub‐jay population DR Breininger, GM Carter Ecological Applications 13 (2), 516-529, 2003	88	2003
Effects of fire and disturbance on plants and birds in a Florida oak/palmetto scrub community DR Breininger, PA Schmalzer American Midland Naturalist, 64-74, 1990	84	1990
Influence of habitat quality, catastrophes, and population size on extinction risk of the Florida scrub-jay DR Breininger, MA Burgman, BM Stith Wildlife Society Bulletin, 810-822, 1999	80	1999
Florida Scrub-Jay demography and dispersal in a fragmented landscape DR Breininger The Auk, 520-527, 1999	79	1999
Linking habitat suitability to demographic success in Florida scrub-jays DR Breininger, VL Larson, BW Duncan, RB Smith Wildlife Society Bulletin 26 (1), 118-128, 1998	73	1998
Validating a Florida Scrub Jay habitat suitability model, using demography data on Kennedy Space Center. BW Duncan, DR Breininger, PA Schmalzer, VL Larson	73	1995
Waterbird use of coastal impoundments and management implications in east-central Florida DR Breininger, RB Smith Wetlands 10, 223-241, 1990	71	1990
Estimating occupancy of gopher tortoise (Gopherus polyphemus) burrows in coastal scrub and slash pine flatwoods DR Breininger, PA Schmalzer, CR Hinkle Journal of Herpetology, 317-321, 1991	65	1991
Factors Influencing Home-Range Sizes of Eastern Indigo Snakes in Central Florida DR Breininger, MR Bolt, ML Legare, JH Drese, ED Stolen Journal of Herpetology 45 (4), 484-490, 2011	64	2011
Home range characteristics of radiotagged gopher tortoises on Kennedy Space Center, Florida RB Smith, DR Breininger, VL Larson Chelonian Conservation and Biology 2, 358-362, 1997	60	1997
Gopher tortoise (Gopherus polyphemus) densities in coastal scrub and slash pine flatwoods in Florida DR Breininger, PA Schmalzer, CR Hinkle Journal of Herpetology, 60-65, 1994	60	1994
Landcover characterizations and Florida scrub-jay (Aphelocoma coerulescens) population dynamics DR Breininger, B Toland, DM Oddy, ML Legare Biological Conservation 128 (2), 169-181, 2006	57	2006
Prioritizing wildlife taxa for biological diversity conservation at the local scale DR Breininger, MJ Barkaszi, RB Smith, DM Oddy, JA Provancha Environmental Management 22 (2), 315-321, 1998	52	1998

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