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Nutrient cycling in lakes and streams: Insights from a comparative analysis

River ecology and flood hazard mitigation

Flooding remains the most common and one of the most costly categories of natural hazards in the United States. His the United States has relied on structural mitigation, insurance, and disaster relief to mitigate the harm done by floods. H experience has shown that structural mitigation and related policies can fail to protect lives and property while also contributin degradation of the riverine environment.

Metabolic rate models and the substitutability of predator populations

A theory of modern cultural shifts and meltdowns

Rabies epizootics among raccoons vary along a north-south gradient in the eastern United States

Predicting the spatial dynamics of rabies epidemics on heterogeneous landscapes

Spatiotemporal analysis of epizootic raccoon rabies propagation in Connecticut, 1991-1995

Monte Carlo assessments of goodness-of-fit for ecological simulation models

A priori prediction of disease invasion dynamics in a novel environment

Temporal dynamics of rabies in a wildlife host and the risk of cross-species transmission