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Ahead of his time: Joseph Grinnell, natural history, and inclusion and equity in STEM, David O. Ribble
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Ahead of His Time: Joseph Grinnell, Natural History, and Inclusion and Equity in STEM, David O. Ribble
Biology Faculty Research

Effects of cutting Ashe juniper woodlands on small mammal populations in the Texas Hill Country, K A. Schnepf, J A. Heselmeyer, David O. Ribble
David O Ribble

The round-eared sengi and the evolution of social monogamy: factors that constrain males to live with a single female, Melanie Schubert, Neville Pillay, David O. Ribble, Carsten Schradin
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Social organization of the Eastern Rock Elephant-shrew (Elephantulus myurus) : the evidence for mate guarding, David O. Ribble, Michael R. Perrin
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Relative Intestine Length and Feeding Ecology of Freshwater Fishes, David O. Ribble, M H. Smith
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Social Organization of Neotoma micropus, the Southern Plains Woodrat, Sarah A. Conditt, David O. Ribble
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Social Organization of Neotoma micropus, the Southern Plains Woodrat, Sarah A. Conditt, David O. Ribble
David O Ribble

Differences in Ultrasonic Vocalizations Between Wild and Laboratory California Mice (Peromyscus californicus), M. C. Kalcounis-Rueppell, R. Petric, J. R. Briggs, C. Carney, M. M. Marshall, J. T. Willse, David O. Ribble, J. P. Crossland
Biology Faculty Research

The Round-Eared Sengi and the Evolution of Social Monogamy: Factors That Constrain Males to Live with a Single Female, M. Schubert, N. Pillay, David O. Ribble, C. Schradin
Biology Faculty Research

Male Mate Guarding in a Socially Monogamous Mammal, the Round-Eared Sengi: On Costs and Trade-Offs, M. Schubert, C. Schradin, H. G. Rodel, N. Pillay, David O. Ribble
Biology Faculty Research

A New Species of Giant Sengi or Elephant-Shrew (Genus Rhynchocyon) Highlights the Exceptional Biodiversity of the Udzungwa Mountains of Tanzania, F Rovero, G B. Rathbun, A Perkin, T Jones, David O. Ribble, C Leonard, R R. Mwakisoma, N Doggart
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Phylogenetic Analysis of the Socioecology of Neotomine-Peromyscine Rodents, M C. Kalcounis-Rueppell, David O. Ribble
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Density and Cover Preferences of Black-And-Rufous Elephant-Shrews (Rhynchocyon petersi) in Chome Forest Reserve, Tanzania, Stephanie Coster, David O. Ribble
Biology Faculty Research

Social Organization of the Eastern Rock Elephant-Shrew (Elephantulus myurus): The Evidence for Mate Guarding, David O. Ribble, M. R. Perrin
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The Evolution of Social and Reproductive Monogamy in Peromyscus, Evidence from Peromyscus californicus (the California Mouse), David O. Ribble
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A Comparison of Home Ranges of Two Species of Peromyscus Using Trapping and Radiotelemetry Data, David O. Ribble, A E. Wurtz, E K. McConnell, J J. Buegge, K C. Welch Jr
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Home Ranges and Social Organization of Syntopic Peromyscus boylii and P. truei, David O. Ribble, S Stanley
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Effects of Cutting Ashe Juniper Woodlands on Small Mammal Populations in the Texas Hill Country, K. A. Schnepf, J. A. Heselmeyer, David O. Ribble
Biology Faculty Research

Social Organization of Neotoma micropus, the Southern Plains Woodrat, Sarah A. Conditt, David O. Ribble
Biology Faculty Research

The Mating System of Northern Populations of Peromyscus maniculatus as Revealed by Radiotelemetry and DNA Fingerprinting, David O. Ribble, J S. Millar
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Dispersal in a Monogamous Rodent, Peromyscus californicus, David O. Ribble
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Lifetime Reproductive Success and Its Correlates in the Monogamous Rodent, Peromyscus californicus, David O. Ribble
Biology Faculty Research

Relative Intestine Length and Feeding Ecology of Freshwater Fishes, David O. Ribble, M H. Smith
Biology Faculty Research