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Drought effects on above-and belowground production of a grazed temperate grassland ecosystemFRANK, Douglas A.Oecologia. 2007, Vol 152, Num 1, pp 131-139, issn 0029-8549, 9 p.Article

Group dynamics of Yellowstone pronghornWHITE, P. J; GOWER, Claire N; DAVIS, Troy L et al.Journal of mammalogy. 2012, Vol 93, Num 4, pp 1129-1138, issn 0022-2372, 10 p.Article

Adaptive management for reintroductions : Updating a wolf recovery model for Yellowstone National ParkVARLEY, Nathan; BOYCE, Mark S.Ecological modelling. 2006, Vol 193, Num 3-4, pp 315-339, issn 0304-3800, 25 p.Article

DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF SNOWSHOE HARES IN YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARKHODGES, Karen E; MILLS, L. Scott; MURPHY, Kerry M et al.Journal of mammalogy. 2009, Vol 90, Num 4, pp 870-878, issn 0022-2372, 9 p.Article

Aspen patch and migratory bird relationships in the northern Yellowstone ecosystemHOLLENBECK, Jeff P; RIPPLE, William J.Landscape ecology. 2007, Vol 22, Num 9, pp 1411-1425, issn 0921-2973, 15 p.Article

Topographic and ungulate regulation of soil C turnover in a temperate grassland ecosystemFRANK, Douglas A; DEPRIEST, Timothy; MCLAUCHLAN, Kendra et al.Global change biology (Print). 2011, Vol 17, Num 1, pp 495-504, issn 1354-1013, 10 p.Article

Sulfurihydrogenibium yellowstonense sp. nov., an extremely thermophilic, facultatively heterotrophic, sulfur-oxidizing bacterium from Yellowstone National Park, and emended descriptions of the genus Sulfurihydrogenibium, Sulfurihydrogenibium subterraneum and Sulfurihydrogenibium azorenseNAKAGAWA, S; SHTAIH, Z; BANTA, A et al.International journal of systematic and evolutionary microbiology (Print). 2005, Vol 55, pp 2263-2268, issn 1466-5026, 6 p., 6Article

The science of politics/the politics of science: Examining the snowmobile controversy in Yellowstone National ParkDUSTIN, Daniel L; SCHNEIDER, Ingrid E.Environmental management (New York, NY). 2004, Vol 34, Num 6, pp 761-767, issn 0364-152X, 7 p.Article

Visite au parc National de YellowstoneIWAKI, T.Chinetsu. 1984, Vol 21, Num 5, pp 31-39, issn 0385-7034Article

The Sheepeater myth of Northwestern Wyoming = Le mythe Sheepeater du nord-ouest du WyomingHUGHES, S. S.Plains Anthropologist. 2000, Vol 45, Num 171, pp 63-83, issn 0032-0447Article

Estimating survival rates with time series of standing age-structure dataUDEVITZ, Mark S; GOGAN, Peter J. P.Ecology (Durham). 2012, Vol 93, Num 4, pp 726-732, issn 0012-9658, 7 p.Article

Ungulate and topographic control of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal spore community composition in a temperate grasslandMURRAY, Tanya R; FRANK, Douglas A; GEHRING, Catherine A et al.Ecology (Durham). 2010, Vol 91, Num 3, pp 815-827, issn 0012-9658, 13 p.Article

Neonatal mortality of elk driven by climate, predator phenology and predator community compositionGRIFFIN, Kathleen A; HEBBLEWHITE, Mark; JOHNSON, Bruce K et al.Journal of animal ecology. 2011, Vol 80, Num 6, pp 1246-1257, issn 0021-8790, 12 p.Article

Determining landscape use of Holocene mammals using strontium isotopesFERANEC, Robert S; HADLY, Elizabeth A; PAYTAN, Adina et al.Oecologia. 2007, Vol 153, Num 4, pp 943-950, issn 0029-8549, 8 p.Article

Quantifying Bufo boreas connectivity in Yellowstone National Park with landscape geneticsMURPHY, Melanie A; EVANS, Jeffrey S; STORFER, Andrew et al.Ecology (Durham). 2010, Vol 91, Num 1, pp 252-261, issn 0012-9658, 10 p.Article

Grassland root communities: species distributions and how they are linked to aboveground abundanceFRANK, Douglas A; PONTES, Alyssa W; MAINE, Eleanor M et al.Ecology (Durham). 2010, Vol 91, Num 11, pp 3201-3209, issn 0012-9658, 9 p.Article

Influence of fire regimes on lodgepole pine stand age and density across the Yellowstone National Park (USA) landscapeSCHOENNAGEL, Tania; TURNER, Monica G; KASHIAN, Daniel M et al.Landscape ecology. 2006, Vol 21, Num 8, pp 1281-1296, issn 0921-2973, 16 p.Article

The role of ammonia volatilization in controlling the natural ¹⁵N abundance of a grazed grasslandFRANK, Douglas A; EVANS, R. David; TRACY, Benjamin F et al.Biogeochemistry (Dordrecht). 2004, Vol 68, Num 2, pp 169-178, issn 0168-2563, 10 p.Article

OLD FAITHFUL. WHAT YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT HER BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK.SANBORN WB.1976; LAPIDARY J.; U.S.A.; 1976, VOL. 30, NUM. 0003, P. 724 A 729Serial Issue

Elk exposure to arsenic in geothermal watersheds of Yellowstone National Park, USAKOCAR, Benjamin D; GARROTT, Robert A; INSKEEP, William P et al.Environmental toxicology and chemistry. 2004, Vol 23, Num 4, pp 982-989, issn 0730-7268, 8 p.Article

Thermobaculum terrenum gen. nov., sp. nov.: a non-phototrophic gram-positive thermophile representing an environmental clone group related to the Chloroflexi (green non-sulfur bacteria) and ThermomicrobiaBOLERO, Lina M; BROWN, Kathy B; BRUMEFIELD, Sue et al.Archives of microbiology. 2004, Vol 181, Num 4, pp 269-277, issn 0302-8933, 9 p.Article

Etude du rapport de mission sur l'énergie géothermique (Etats-Unis et Mexique)Chinetsu. 1984, Vol 21, Num 5, pp 1-129, issn 0385-7034Serial Issue

River channel dynamics following extirpation of wolves in northwestern Yellowstone National Park, USABESCHTA, R.L; RIPPLE, W.J.Earth surface processes and landforms. 2006, Vol 31, Num 12, pp 1525-1539, issn 0197-9337, 15 p.Article

A paleoecological analysis of the petrified trees in the Specimen Creek area of Yellowstone National Park, Montana, U.S.A = Analyse paléoécologique d'arbres pétrifiés dans la zone Specimen Creek du Parc National Yellowstone, Montana, Etats-UnisCHADWICK, A; YAMAMOTO, T.Palaeogeography, palaeoclimatology, palaeoecology. 1984, Vol 45, Num 1, pp 39-48, issn 0031-0182Article