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Experimental recreationist noise alters behavior and space use of wildlife

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By Katherine A. Zeller, Mark A. Ditmer, John Squires Verified, William Rice, James Wilder, Ashley N. Egan, Chris Wang, Jacinta Plucinski, Jesse R. Barber, Don DeLong, Niah Pennington
| Cell Press Verified
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Effects of wind turbine noise on songbird behavior during nonbreeding season

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By Jesse R. Barber, Oded Berger-Tal, Yael Lehnardt
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Anthropogenic noise is one of the fastest growing, globally widespread pollutants, affecting countless species worldwide. A rapidly growing source of noise pollution is wind turbine infrastructure. Despite accumulating evidence on the negative impacts of wind turbines on wildlife, little is known about how the noise they generate impacts ecological systems.
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EcoCountHelper: an R package and analytical pipeline for the analysis of ecological count data using GLMMs, and a case study of bats in Grant Teton National Park

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By Dylan Gomes, Jesse R. Barber, Clark CJ, Evelyn MJ
| PeerJ
Materials and Methods GLMM workflow We have adapted a workflow for constructing and interpreting GLMMs based on the ‘glmmTMB’ package (Bolker et al., 2012; Bolker, 2016; Brooks et al., 2017b). An outline of this adapted workflow involves the following steps for each taxonomic group of interest: We first decide on predictor variables and random effects structures for a response of interest.
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