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Andrea Wishart

Eastern Region, Saskatoon
As seen in: PLOS ONE, The Conversation, BioRxiv, The Canadian Field-Naturalist
Eco-evo-squirrels. ECR advocate. Academic publishing. Long-term research. Same username on the skysite, find me there or by email. She/her
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Correction: Canadian natural science graduate stipends lie below the poverty line

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By Andrew J. Fraass, Thomas Bailey, Kayona Karunakumar, Andrea Wishart
| PLOS ONE
The affiliation for the third author is incorrect. The correct affiliation is not indicated. Kayona Karunakumar is not affiliated with #4 but with: Support Our Science, Ottawa, ON, Canada. Reference 1. Fraass AJ, Bailey TJ, Karunakumar K, Wishart AE. Canadian natural science graduate stipends lie below the poverty line. PLoS One. 2025;20(5):e0313972.
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Canadian science graduate stipends lie below the poverty line

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By Thomas Bailey, Andrea Wishart, Andrew Jeffrey Fraass, Kayona Karunakumar
| BioRxiv
Abstract Despite the critical role of graduate students in the Canadian research ecosystem (1), students report high levels of financial stress (2). We collected graduate minimum stipends and tuition data from all university graduate programs in Canada in Ecological Sciences/Biology and Physics, along with cost of living measures for the cities in which they reside.
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Red Squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) feeding on Balsam Poplar (Populus balsamifera) galls induced by aphids

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By Andrea Wishart, Morgan Jackson
| The Canadian Field-Naturalist Verified
Abstract Red Squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) specializes in feeding on conifer cone seeds but will feed opportunistically on a wide variety of other food items, including fungi, eggs, small vertebrates, and invertebrates. In much of their range, Red Squirrels experience fluctuations in the availability of their primary diet (conifer seeds) seasonally and annually because of variation in seed production.
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