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2010Eggshell Permeability: A Standard Technique for Determining Interspecific Rates of Water Vapor ConductancePortugal, S.; Maurer, G.; Cassey, P.
2011Species-specific responses of Late Quaternary megafauna to climate and humansCooper, A.
2011A biochemical-biophysical study of hemoglobins from woolly mammoth, asian elephant, and humansYuan, Y.; Shen, T.; Gupta, P.; Ho, N.; Simplaceanu, V.; Tam, T.; Hofreiter, M.; Cooper, A.; Campbell, K.; Ho, C.
2013The origins of the enigmatic Falkland Islands wolfAustin, J.; Soubrier, J.; Prevosti, F.; Prates, L.; Trejo, V.; Mena, F.; Cooper, A.
2012Averting biodiversity collapse in tropical forest protected areasLaurance, W.; Bradshaw, C.
2011The evolution of gene expression levels in mammalian organsBrawand, D.; Soumillon, M.; Necsulea, A.; Julien, P.; Csardi, G.; Harrigan, P.; Weier, M.; Liechti, A.; Aximu-Petri, A.; Kircher, M.; Albert, F.; Zeller, U.; Khaitovich, P.; Grutzner, F.; Bergmann, S.; Nielsen, R.; Paabo, S.; Kaessmann, H.
2011Primary forests are irreplaceable for sustaining tropical biodiversityGibson, L.; Lee, T.; Koh, L.; Brook, B.; Gardner, T.; Barlow, J.; Peres, C.; Bradshaw, C.; Laurance, W.; Lovejoy, T.; Sodhi, N.
2010Substitutions in woolly mammoth hemoglobin confer biochemical properties adaptive for cold toleranceCampbell, K.; Roberts, J.; Watson, L.; Stetefeld, J.; Sloan, A.; Signore, A.; Howatt, J.; Tame, J.; Rohland, N.; Shen, T.; Austin, J.; Hofreiter, M.; Ho, C.; Weber, R.; Cooper, A.
2012A short-term in situ CO₂ enrichment experiment on Heron Island (GBR)Kline, D.; Teneva, L.; Schneider, K.; Miard, T.; Chai, A.; Marker, M.; Headley, K.; Opdyke, B.; Nash, M.; Valetich, M.; Caves, J.; Russell, B.; Connell, S.; Kirkwood, B.; Brewer, P.; Peltzer, E.; Silverman, J.; Caldeira, K.; Dunbar, R.; Koseff, J.; et al.
2013Low major histocompatibility complex diversity in the Tasmanian devil predates European settlement and may explain susceptibility to disease epidemicsMorris, K.; Austin, J.; Belov, K.

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