Jornada Bibliography

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2015
Cosentino B, Schooley RL, Bestelmeyer BT, McCarthy A., Sierzega K.  2015.  Rapid genetic restoration of a keystone species exhibiting delayed demographic response. Molecular Ecology. 24:6120-6133.
2014
Cosentino B, Schooley RL, Bestelmeyer BT, Kelly J.F., Coffman JM.  2014.  Constraints and time lags for recovery of a keystone species (Dipodomys spectabilis) after landscape restoration. Landscape Ecology. 29:665-675.
2013
Cosentino B, Schooley RL, Bestelmeyer BT, Coffman JM.  2013.  Response of lizard community structure to desert grassland restoration mediated by a keystone rodent. Biodiversity and Conservation Journal. 22:921-935.
2002
Krogh S.N., Zeisset M.S., Jackson E., Whitford WG.  2002.  Presence/absence of a keystone species as an indicator of rangeland health. Journal of Arid Environments. 50:513-519.
1999
Fields M.J., Coffin D.P., Gosz J.R.  1999.  Burrowing activities of kangaroo rats and patterns in plant species dominance at a shortgrass steppe-desert grassland ecotone. Journal of Vegetation Science. 10:123-130.
1998
Kay F.R.  1998.  Influence of habitat vegetative condition on trap response of rodents associated with burrow mounds of Dipodomys spectabilis in a desert grassland. Southwestern Naturalist. 43(2):269-273.