Winnipeg / New York / Washington / DC / Chicago / /
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IBM / Smithsonian Institution Press / Johnson SA / Oxford University Press / Wilson / WNS Science Strategy Group / /
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America / /
Country
United States / Canada / United Kingdom / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
University of Chicago Press / University of Winnipeg / Indiana State University / /
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reduced food availability / long-term solutions / winter energy / supplemental food durunder / energy savings / equal energy costs / Energy availability / food / energy / energy costs / energy balance / large energy reserves / energy cost / possible solution / ingested energy / energy expenditure side / infrared imaging observations / food intake / individuals expending energy / Winter energy budgets / /
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Ta / /
NaturalFeature
Tb falls / /
Organization
New York State Department / Center for North American Bat Research and Conservation / Department of Biology / Indiana State University / Centre for Forest Interdisciplinary Research / Ecological Society / Ecological Society of America JG Boyles / Ecological Society of America Temperature / IUCN / University of Chicago Press / University of Winnipeg / Ecological Society of America / Oxford University / Smithsonian / Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council / /
Person
Willis (b) A Hicks / Acta Theriol / Justin G Boyles / Willis Front Ecol Environ / Willis A Hicks / /
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Representative / /
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python 5 / /
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Texas / Indiana / New Hampshire / /
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southern New Hampshire / northeastern US / central Texas / /
Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment Could localized warm areas inside cold caves reduce mortality of hibernating bats affected by white-nose syndrome? Justin G Boyles and Craig KR Willis