Albany / Springer-Verlag / Raleigh / New York / Madison / San Diego / Arlington / /
Company
B. H. / Smithsonian Institution Press / Google / Oxford University Press / Society & Natural Resources / Southern / Cox / John Wiley and Sons / Whittaker / John Wiley & Sons / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Increasing building / Mars Hill College / Pacific Southwest Research Station / University of Wisconsin / University of Wisconsin-Madison / /
IndustryTerm
temperatura media / terrestrial systems / study site / la temperatura media fueron / /
Movie
A. D. / /
NaturalFeature
Grandfather Mountain / Appalachians / Blue Ridge Mountains / French Broad River / Colorado Rocky Mountains / Watauga Broad River / Highelevation forests / Elk River / Forest island / Beech Mountain / /
Organization
North Carolina Division of Emergency Management / U.S. Forest Service / National Science Foundation / Society for Conservation Biology DOI / Department of Zoology / Department of Natural Sciences / American Planning Association / Oxford University / Smithsonian / Hill College / University of Wisconsin / Patuxent Wildlife Research Center / /
Person
Wolf Laurel / Scarlet Tanager Veery / Carolina Chickadee Chestnut / E. Chamberlain / Efectos del Desarrollo Exurbano / E. Buckner / Carolina Wren Carolina / Blair / HEATHER A. LUMPKIN / Song Sparrow / Carolina del Norte / Song Sparrow Indigo / SCOTT M. PEARSON / / /
Position
mayor / corresponding author / single-season occupancy model / King / tuvo un mayor / /
ProvinceOrState
Wisconsin / Virginia / Southern Blue Ridge Physiographic Province / Maryland / New York / Pitkin County / North Carolina / California / Colorado / /
PublishedMedium
Agricultural and Forest Meteorology / The Auk / /
Region
southeast United States / southern Appalachians / US Midwest / New England / eastern North America / southeastern United States / southeastern US / western North Carolina / /
Contributed Paper Effects of Exurban Development and Temperature on Bird Species in the Southern Appalachians HEATHER A. LUMPKIN∗ AND SCOTT M. PEARSON† ‡ ∗