David G. Haskell | Academic Influence

Why Is David G. Haskell Influential?

According to Wikipedia, David George Haskell is a dual citizen British and American biologist, author, and William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of Biology and Environmental Studies at Sewanee: The University of the South, in Sewanee, Tennessee. In addition to scientific papers, he has written essays, poems, op-eds, and the books The Forest Unseen , The Songs of Trees , Thirteen Ways to Smell a Tree , and Sounds Wild and Broken .

David G. Haskell's Published Works

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Published Papers

Experimental evidence that nestling begging behaviour incurs a cost due to nest predation (1994) (261)
Effects of Forest Roads on Macroinvertebrate Soil Fauna of the Southern Appalachian Mountains (2000) (159)
A Reevaluation of the Effects of Forest Fragmentation on Rates of Bird-Nest Predation. (1995) (112)
Forest fragmentation and nest predation : Are experiments with Japanese quail eggs misleading ? (1995) (107)
The effect of predation on begging-call evolution in nestling wood warblers (1999) (93)
Nest predator abundance and urbanization (2001) (90)
Begging Behaviour and Nest Predation (2002) (68)
Land Cover Sampling Biases Associated with Roadside Bird Surveys (2007) (40)
Experiments and a model examining learning in the area-restricted search behavior of ferrets (Mustela putorius furo) (1997) (36)
Mapping Land-Use Change and Monitoring the Impacts of Hardwood- to-Pine Conversion on the Southern Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee (2004) (30)
Simulated Birdwatchers’ Playback Affects the Behavior of Two Tropical Birds (2013) (27)
Depauperate Avifauna in Plantations Compared to Forests and Exurban Areas (2006) (25)
Do bright colors at nests incur a cost due to predation? (2005) (24)
Avifauna associated with ephemeral ponds on the Cumberland Plateau, Tennessee (2006) (12)
The forest unseen : a year's watch in nature (2013) (12)
Darwin's Manufactory Hypothesis Is Confirmed and Predicts the Extinction Risk of Extant Birds (2009) (10)
Evaluating the impacts of small impoundments on stream salamanders (2016) (10)
Widespread Degradation of a Vernal Pool Network in the Southeastern United States: Challenges to Current and Future Management (2017) (7)
The Effects of Exurbanization on Bird and Macroinvertebrate Communities in Deciduous Forests on the Cumberland Plateau, Tennessee (2009) (6)
Does the Density of Dead Shells Predict the Density of Living Anguispira cumberlandiana Lea 1840 (Gastropoda: Discidae)? (2008) (5)
Phylogenetic analysis of threatened and range-restricted limestone specialists in the land snail genus Anguispira (2013) (4)
The short-term effects of foot clipping as a nonlethal method of obtaining tissue samples from terrestrial gastropods (2010) (4)
Bacteria mating preferences (1991) (3)
Mosquito Control - Educating the Public (2004) (0)
CONTENTS Page PREFACE vii THEORETICAL APPROACHES 1 . Models of Begging as a Signal of Need Rufus (0)
War or Peace. Author's reply (2010) (0)
The Forest Unseen (2012) (0)
The effects of exurbanization on the food and habitat of pileated woodpeckers (2009) (0)

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