Amanda M. Hale, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL |
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Sign in to add mentor| William A. Searcy | grad student | 2004 | University of Miami | |
| (Behavioral ecology and conservation of a neotropical wood-quail, Odontophorus leucolaemus.) | ||||
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| Fritts SR, Guest EE, Weaver SP, et al. (2024) Experimental trials of species-specific bat flight responses to an ultrasonic deterrent. Peerj. 12: e16718 |
| LiCari ST, Hale AM, Weaver SP, et al. (2023) Understanding fatality patterns and sex ratios of Brazilian free-tailed bats () at wind energy facilities in western California and Texas. Peerj. 11: e16580 |
| Guest EE, Stamps BF, Durish ND, et al. (2022) An Updated Review of Hypotheses Regarding Bat Attraction to Wind Turbines. Animals : An Open Access Journal From Mdpi. 12 |
| Hale AM, Hein CD, Straw BR. (2021) Acoustic and Genetic Data Can Reduce Uncertainty Regarding Populations of Migratory Tree-Roosting Bats Impacted by Wind Energy. Animals : An Open Access Journal From Mdpi. 12 |
| Chipps AS, Hale AM, Weaver SP, et al. (2020) Genetic diversity, population structure, and effective population size in two yellow bat species in south Texas. Peerj. 8: e10348 |
| Huzzen BE, Hale AM, Bennett VJ. (2020) An effective survey method for studying volant species activity and behavior at tall structures. Peerj. 8: e8438 |
| Williams DA, Rains ND, Hale AM. (2019) Population genetic structure of Texas horned lizards: implications for reintroduction and captive breeding. Peerj. 7: e7746 |
| Bennett V, Hale A. (2018) Resource Availability May Not Be a Useful Predictor of Migratory Bat Fatalities or Activity at Wind Turbines Diversity. 10: 44 |
| Foo CF, Bennett VJ, Hale AM, et al. (2017) Increasing evidence that bats actively forage at wind turbines. Peerj. 5: e3985 |
| Korstian JM, Chumchal MM, Bennett VJ, et al. (2017) MERCURY CONTAMINATION IN BATS FROM THE CENTRAL UNITED STATES. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry |