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Creagh W. Breuner

Missoula
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NOROCK Research in Support of Native Amphibians

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By Brian J. Tornabene, Morgan P. Kain, Creagh W. Breuner
| Eyes on Earth
Media The boreal chorus frog, depicted, was one of several species studied to assess possible interactive effects of the pathogen Bd and the environmental contaminant methylmercury—both widespread threats to amphibians Background Disease and environmental contaminants contribute to amphibian population declines worldwide.
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Maximum Free Glucocorticoids Link Natural Behavior and Stressors in a Wild Bird Population

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By Joely G. DeSimone, Appalachian Laboratory, Creagh W. Breuner, B. Sunny Domschot
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Supporting Information Filename Description jez70006-sup-0001-BC.csv4.5 KB BC. jez70006-sup-0002-SuppCode.R8.7 KB SuppCode. jez70006-sup-0003-Supporting_Material.docx42.5 KB Supporting Material. jez70006-sup-0004-TOD.csv4.5 KB TOD. References , , , and . 2008. “Parental Investment and Its Sensitivity to Corticosterone is Linked to Melanin-Based Coloration in Barn Owls.” Hormones and Behavior 54: 217–223. , , and . 1992.
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