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By MATTHEW BRUCE, Kyle Penland, Sean Long
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@Matthew Bruce I realize this was a few years ago, but I happen to come across your post and I cannot believe how negative some people are. I just sold 25 units using the wholesaling approach, so it can indeed be done, and often. If you haven’t already, I would check out Sean Terry’s YouTube video with Bob Diamond on wholesaling apartments. It’s a fantastic resource. I’m in NY so a lot of investors are itching to get out of here and retire to somewhere warm like FL.
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Once Thought Extinct, Now Spreading Along Disturbed Track Margins: The Ecology of Wrinkled Buttons (Leiocarpa gatesii)

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By Steve Sinclair, MATTHEW BRUCE, Rebecca Miller, Jake Duyvestyn
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References 2002. “Relative Contributions of Sexual and Asexual Regeneration Strategies in Populus nigra and Salix alba During the First Years of Establishment on a Braided Gravel Bed River.” Evolutionary Ecology 15: 255–279. , and . 2023. “Seed Dormancy in Asteraceae: A Global Vegetation Zone and Taxonomic/Phylogenetic Assessment.” Seed Science Research 33: 135–169. Biodiversity Services. 2023. Targeted Rare Plant Survey of Anglesea and the Otway Ranges: Report to DEECA, 48.
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Excess Neonatal Testosterone Causes Male-Specific Social and Fear Memory Deficits in Wild-Type Mice

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By Kelsey L Blocklinger, MATTHEW BRUCE, Emily Rose Hagan
fear conditioning neurodevelopment sex differences social behavior testosterone Significance Statement Excess testosterone (T) during a critical period of sex-specific brain organization results in male-specific social and cognitive deficits in mice, while T treatment outside of this developmental window did not alter behavior. This time-sensitive, brief hormonal dysregulation induces long-term changes and may be involved in the male sex bias in neurodevelopmental disorders.
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