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Amanda M. Veals Dutt

Sul Ross State University

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Borderlands Research Institute

NoneAmanda M. Veals Dutt is currently serving as a Borderlands Research Institute faculty at Sul Ross State University.

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Amanda M. Veals Dutt

Sul Ross State University

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ecology wildlife wildlife ecology evolutionary biology evolutionary ecology ecology and evolutionary biology conservation biology mammalian biology behavioral ecology animal ecology animal conservation foraging landscape ecology multi-prey system private lands mountain lion predation sex-specific resource strategies multiple scales home range sizes west texas elusive carnivore long-tailed weasel neogale frenata habitat use landscape patterns multi-use rangeland system lynx rufus resource selection

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Sex-Specific Resource Strategies Mediate Home Range Sizes of an Endangered Carnivore Across Multiple Scales. Scientific Reports (2025)

wildlife ecologyforagingwildlifeanimal conservationevolutionary ecologyanimal ecologyevolutionary biologyhome range sizesbehavioral ecologyecologymultiple scalesecology and evolutionary biologyconservation biologysex-specific resource strategies

Camera Trap Detections of the Long-Tailed Weasel (Neogale Frenata) in West Texas: Implications for Habitat Use of an Elusive Carnivore. The Southwestern Naturalist (2024)

Caitlin Camp PappasMatthew O. HewittAmanda M. Veals DuttLouis A. HarvesonPatricia Moody Harveson

wildlife ecologywildlifewest texaslong-tailed weaselhabitat useelusive carnivoreecologyneogale frenata

Correction to: Scale of Effect of Landscape Patterns on Resource Selection by Bobcats (Lynx Rufus) in a Multi‑Use Rangeland System. Landscape Ecology (2024)

Aidan B. BranneyAmanda M. Veals DuttZachary M. WardleEvan P. TannerMichael E. TewesMichael J. Cherry

landscape patternslynx rufuslandscape ecologyecologyresource selectionmulti-use rangeland system

Mountain Lion Predation in a Multi-Prey System on Private Lands in Texas. Mammal Research (2023)

Amanda M. Veals DuttCatherine C. DennisonPatricia Moody HarvesonBert W. GearyRon W. ThompsonDana MilaniLouis A. Harveson

mountain lion predationmulti-prey systemecologymammalian biologyprivate lands

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Amanda M. Veals Dutt

Sul Ross State University

Affiliations

Borderlands Research Institute

NoneAmanda M. Veals Dutt is currently serving as a Borderlands Research Institute faculty at Sul Ross State University.

Honors

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Amanda M. Veals Dutt

Sul Ross State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Sex-Specific Resource Strategies Mediate Home Range Sizes of an Endangered Carnivore Across Multiple Scales. Scientific Reports (2025)

Camera Trap Detections of the Long-Tailed Weasel (Neogale Frenata) in West Texas: Implications for Habitat Use of an Elusive Carnivore. The Southwestern Naturalist (2024)

Caitlin Camp PappasMatthew O. HewittAmanda M. Veals DuttLouis A. HarvesonPatricia Moody Harveson

wildlife ecologywildlifewest texaslong-tailed weaselhabitat useelusive carnivoreecologyneogale frenata

Correction to: Scale of Effect of Landscape Patterns on Resource Selection by Bobcats (Lynx Rufus) in a Multi‑Use Rangeland System. Landscape Ecology (2024)

Aidan B. BranneyAmanda M. Veals DuttZachary M. WardleEvan P. TannerMichael E. TewesMichael J. Cherry

landscape patternslynx rufuslandscape ecologyecologyresource selectionmulti-use rangeland system

Mountain Lion Predation in a Multi-Prey System on Private Lands in Texas. Mammal Research (2023)

Amanda M. Veals DuttCatherine C. DennisonPatricia Moody HarvesonBert W. GearyRon W. ThompsonDana MilaniLouis A. Harveson

mountain lion predationmulti-prey systemecologymammalian biologyprivate lands

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