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J. L. Baltzer

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Effective conservation decisions require models designed for purpose: a case study for boreal caribou in Ontario's Ring of Fire

M. E. Dyson, S. Endicott, C. Simpkins, J. W. Turner, S. Avery-Gomm, C. A. Johnson, M. Leblond, E. Neilson, R. S. Rempel, P. Wiebe, J. L. Baltzer, J. Hughes, F. E. C. Stewart

The paper evaluates existing models for predicting mining impacts on boreal caribou in Ontario's Ring of Fire and finds they are ill-suited for regional planning due to lack of specificity and variability across caribou ranges.

bioRxiv · Jun 1, 2022Ecology

THE BENEFITS OF MYCORRHIZAE ARE FREQUENCY-DEPENDENT: A CASE STUDY WITH A NON-MYCORRHIZAL MUTANT OF PISUM SATIVUM

G. G. McNickle, F. C. Guinel, A. E. Sniderhan, C. A. Wallace, M. M. Fafard, J. L. Baltzer

This study uses a non-mycorrhizal pea mutant to test frequency-dependent selection in mycorrhizal mutualisms, finding that the small cost-benefit ratio supports evolutionary model predictions.

bioRxiv · Sep 8, 2020 · PreprintEcology