Publications

genetic variation within and among fragmented populations of lesser prairie-chickens (tympanuchus pallidicinctus).	as a result of recurrent droughts and anthropogenic factors, the range of the lesser prairie-chicken (tympanuchus pallidicinctus) has contracted by 92% and the population has been reduced by approximately 97% in the past century, resulting in the smallest population size and most restricted geographical distribution of any north american grouse. we examined genetic variation through dna sequence analysis of 478 base pairs of the mitochondrial genome and by assaying allelic variation at five micr ...	2003	12675823
avoidance behavior by prairie grouse: implications for development of wind energy.	new wind-energy facilities and their associated power transmission lines and roads are being constructed at a rapid pace in the great plains of north america. nevertheless, little is known about the possible negative effects these anthropogenic features might have on prairie birds, one of the most threatened groups in north america. we examined radiotelemetry tracking locations of lesser prairie-chickens (tympanuchus pallidicinctus) and greater prairie-chickens (t. cupido) in two locations in ok ...	2009	19500121