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HYDROLOGY

EDUCATION

MEDICINE

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Articles Under Review

IMMUNOLOGY

MEDICINE

An Update on Acute Intervention for Acute Pediatric Ischemic
Stroke: A Scoping Review

Pediatric ischemic stroke, Endovascular thrombectomy, Acute stroke intervention, Large vessel occlusion

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

No Coding, No Problem: Revolutionizing Scientific Workflows through Conversational AI

Large Language Models, Interdisciplinary Science, Artificial Intelligence, Reproducibility, Natural Language

EDUCATION

Shining light on Black STEM students’ experiences in a PWI using critical race theory, intersectionality, and postmodern theory

Black, race, racism, STEM, systemic

Namibia Vision 2030: The march towards learner centered education, culturally responsive pedagogy, and a knowledge-based society

learner-centered education, culturally responsive pedagogy, Namibia Vision 2030, Namibian rural education, African educational challenges

ECOLOGY

Removal of eggs and young from wild bird nests – Assessing current awareness of illicit practices in ecological monitoring, conservation and management practitioners via questionnaire and literature review

egg collection, egg harvest, egg theft, nestling theft, subsistence gathering, traditional medicine, wildlife trade, wildlife traffic

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Puma Reintroduction to the Eastern United States — Ecological Considerations of an Interdisciplinary Issue

Conservation, Ecology, Puma concolor, Recover, Reintroduce, Restore, Translocate

Validating radiocarbon aging in sea turtle hatchling eye lenses

age, bomb curve, green turtle, loggerhead

Relevancy Reimagined: Exploring Ways to Broaden Support for Fish and Wildlife Conservation

relevancy, fish and wildlife management, human dimensions, public engagement, co-production, agency culture

Seasonal nutritional characteristics of barren ground caribou in Southwest Alaska

Alaska caribou health, diet, isotopes, trace minerals, body condition

Nest persistence and habitat use by red tree voles in Douglas-fir forests: implications for canopy-dependent species

Arborimus longicaudus, tree vole, Douglas-fir, forest management, nest, Oregon, Pseudotsuga menziesii, survival

Fisher site fidelity declines in the face of changing landscape conditions in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, California, USA.

Pekania pennanti, tree mortality, climate change, disturbance, drought

How to avoid the camera trap: the effect of camera settings on occupancy analysis and photo data workload

burst, camera trap, detection probability, occupancy, photo interval, quiet period, trigger delay

Goals-based species selection process for connectivity modeling and planning

connectivity conservation, conservation planning, focal species, habitat connectivity, stakeholder engagement, surrogate species, wildlife corridors, wildlife movement

Tiny tracks: Assessing small mammal species diversity using a non-invasive footprint identification technology (FIT), through the lens of dormice in Lebanon

Footprint Identification Technology (FIT), Lebanon, morphometrics, non-invasive monitoring, small mammals, species identification

A case study of the diet of European pine martens Martes martes in northern France, using scats collected from den boxes

den box, diet, Limoniscus violaceus, pine marten, scat

Temporal niche partitioning of stone martens and genets in Mediterranean ecosystems

forest and shrub cover, free-roaming dogs, Martes foina, Portugal, temporal overlap

Reintroduction of pine martens (Martes martes) to the Forest of Dean and lower Wye Valley, UK

Mustelids, pine marten, Mustelidae, reintroduction, translocation, mammals