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D. Brent Burt

Stephen F. Austin State University

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College of Sciences and Mathematics

SFA Planetarium

NoneD. Brent Burt is currently serving as a College Of Sciences And Mathematics faculty at Stephen F. Austin State University.

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Stephen F. Austin State University

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ecology avian biology ornithology biology community (ecology) animal ecology wildlife ecology ecology and evolutionary biology evolutionary biology evolutionary ecology wildlife habitat management environmental science entomology conservation biology wildlife management wildlife biology avian evolution red-cockaded woodpeckers fitness climate change behavioral ecology applied ecology animal behavior insect social behavior evolutionary psychology evolutionary applications adaptation evolutionary anthropology ecological entomology insect science livestock science plant science zoology mammalogy survivability evolutionary dynamics evolution strategy evolutionary theory social insects artificial bee vegetation science arid environments spatial ecology foraging breeding behavior bioacoustics morphological evidence population ecology habitat loss movement ecology evolutionary stasis colony site choice blue‐tailed bee‐eaters nest success group size glade habitats avian response east texas habitat use snag characteristics eastern texas brown-headed nuthatch nocturnal avian vocalizations automated technique evolutionary losses

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Habitat Use and Avoidance by Foraging Red-Cockaded Woodpeckers in East Texas. Southeastern Naturalist (2016)

animal behaviorwildlifeavian biologywildlife ecologybiologyanimal ecologyhabitat managementcommunity (ecology)east texaswildlife managementred-cockaded woodpeckerswildlife biologyconservation biologyecologyforagingornithologyhabitat use

Evolutionary Losses of Facial Stripes in New World Pitvipers. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society (2011)

morphological evidencezoologyavian evolutionbiologyevolutionary lossesmorphology (biology)evolutionary ecologyecology and evolutionary biologyornithologyevolutionary biology

Vegetation and Avian Response to Prescribed Fire on Glade Habitats in the Missouri Ozarks. The American Midland Naturalist (2010)

Christopher E. ComerAndrea L. BellBrian P. OswaldWarren C. ConwayD. Brent Burt

conservation scienceenvironmental sciencevegetation sciencewildlife managementlivestock scienceecologyglade habitatswildlife ecologyplant sciencearid environmentsavian responseavian biologyaquatic ecosystemshuman impacts on the environmentearth scienceconservation biologyornithologywildlifespatial ecologyclimate change

Form, Function, and Fitness: Pathways to Survival. Evolution (2008)

James B. JohnsonD. Brent BurtThomas J. DeWitt

ecologyevolutionary biologyfitnesssurvivability

Colony Site Choice of Blue‐Tailed Bee‐Eaters: Influences of Soil, Vegetation, and Water Quality. Journal of Natural History (2006)

water qualityinsect social behaviorcolony site choiceenvironmental scienceanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)entomologyecological entomologyblue‐tailed bee‐eatersapplied ecologyecologyinsect scienceartificial bee

Food for Early Succession Birds: Relationships Among Arthropods, Shrub Vegetation, and Soil. Index of Texas Archaeology Open Access Grey Literature from the Lone Star State (2006)

biodiversityavian biologyornithologyavian evolutionecosystemshabitat managementanimal ecologywildlife ecologycommunity (ecology)evolutionary ecologyshrub vegetationearly succession birdsecology and evolutionary biologyapplied ecologyecologyevolutionary biology

Rainfall, El NiñO, and Reproduction of Red-Cockaded Woodpeckers. Southeastern Naturalist (2005)

avian biologywildlife ecologycommunity (ecology)ecology and evolutionary biologywildlife biologyecologyel niñoornithology

Evidence of Red-Cockaded Woodpecker Nestling Displacement by Southern Flying Squirrels. Digital Commons - University of South Florida (University of South Florida) (2004)

animal behaviorwildlifezooarchaeologyavian biologymammalogyornithologywildlife ecologyavian evolutionbiologyanimal ecologyred-cockaded woodpeckercommunity (ecology)evolutionary ecologypopulation biologyecology and evolutionary biologymovement ecologyecologyevolutionary biology

Evolutionary Origins. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2004)

Group Size and Nest Success in Red-Cockaded Woodpeckers in the West Gulf Coastal Plain: Helpers Make a Difference. Journal of Field Ornithology (2004)

wildlifenest successavian biologywildlife ecologybiologyanimal ecologyhabitat managementcommunity (ecology)evolutionary ecologywildlife managementpopulation biologyred-cockaded woodpeckersecology and evolutionary biologywildlife biologyecologygroup size

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D. Brent Burt

Stephen F. Austin State University

Affiliations

College of Sciences and Mathematics

SFA Planetarium

NoneD. Brent Burt is currently serving as a College Of Sciences And Mathematics faculty at Stephen F. Austin State University.

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Stephen F. Austin State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Habitat Use and Avoidance by Foraging Red-Cockaded Woodpeckers in East Texas. Southeastern Naturalist (2016)

Evolutionary Losses of Facial Stripes in New World Pitvipers. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society (2011)

morphological evidencezoologyavian evolutionbiologyevolutionary lossesmorphology (biology)evolutionary ecologyecology and evolutionary biologyornithologyevolutionary biology

Vegetation and Avian Response to Prescribed Fire on Glade Habitats in the Missouri Ozarks. The American Midland Naturalist (2010)

Christopher E. ComerAndrea L. BellBrian P. OswaldWarren C. ConwayD. Brent Burt

Form, Function, and Fitness: Pathways to Survival. Evolution (2008)

James B. JohnsonD. Brent BurtThomas J. DeWitt

ecologyevolutionary biologyfitnesssurvivability

Colony Site Choice of Blue‐Tailed Bee‐Eaters: Influences of Soil, Vegetation, and Water Quality. Journal of Natural History (2006)

Food for Early Succession Birds: Relationships Among Arthropods, Shrub Vegetation, and Soil. Index of Texas Archaeology Open Access Grey Literature from the Lone Star State (2006)

Rainfall, El NiñO, and Reproduction of Red-Cockaded Woodpeckers. Southeastern Naturalist (2005)

avian biologywildlife ecologycommunity (ecology)ecology and evolutionary biologywildlife biologyecologyel niñoornithology

Evidence of Red-Cockaded Woodpecker Nestling Displacement by Southern Flying Squirrels. Digital Commons - University of South Florida (University of South Florida) (2004)

Evolutionary Origins. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2004)

Group Size and Nest Success in Red-Cockaded Woodpeckers in the West Gulf Coastal Plain: Helpers Make a Difference. Journal of Field Ornithology (2004)

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