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Carol L Chambers

Northern Arizona University

Affiliations

College of Engineering, Informatics, and Applied Sciences

Department of Mechanical Engineering

College of the Environment, Forestry, and Natural Sciences

School of Forestry

NoneCarol L Chambers is currently serving as a College Of Engineering, Informatics, And Applied Sciences faculty at Northern Arizona University.

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Carol L Chambers

Northern Arizona University

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ecology avian biology wildlife wildlife ecology animal ecology wildlife biology conservation biology environmental science mammalogy wildlife management entomology ornithology zoology climate change forest ecology forestry biogeography vegetation science landscape ecology northern arizona genetics mammalian biology human-wildlife relationships habitat management fire ecology earth science livestock science animal management spatial ecology wildfires conservation science behavioral ecology forest ecosystems animal science zoogeography small mammals euderma maculatum ponderosa pine forests genomics applied ecology forest research restoration ecology movement ecology rodent ecology predator-prey interactions terrestrial ecology silvicultural treatments oregon coast range silviculture land cover arid environments foraging body size cavity excavation artificial roosts spotted bats snag dynamics osmoregulation dna analysis population ecology aerobiology land cover map resource availability water ecologies forest resource management wood harvesting geospatial mapping applied geomorphology landscape change integrated stratigraphy wildlife responses southwestern conifer forests order-wide identification glyphosate application forested landscape bat habitat relationships

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Celebration and Reflection on the Equity Trend Between Women and Men in Wildlife Publishing. Journal of Wildlife Management (2024)

Rebeca E. BecdachKatherine LarsonKellie CrouchElizabeth MeismanAnna GoldmanCarol L. ChambersMary DeJongValorie TitusMicaela S. GuntherHo Yi Wan

scholarly communicationwildlifegender studiesgender diversitywildlife managementwildlife publishinggender inequality

A Global Review of Landscape-Scale Analyses in Bats Reveals Geographic and Taxonomic Biases and Opportunities for Novel Research. Biological Conservation (2024)

José Gabriel Martínez-FonsecaErin P. WesteenHo Yi WanSamuel A. CushmanCarol L. Chambers

taxonomic biasesglobal reviewnovel researchbiological conservationgeographylandscape-scale analysesconservation biology

Ancient Bat Remains Illustrate the Role of Caves as Habitat Anchors in the Temporally Dynamic Landscape of the Grand Canyon. Parks Stewardship Forum (2024)

Carol L. ChambersShawn ThomasVincent L. SantucciHattie OswaldJason Ballensky

animal ecologyhabitat anchorsavian biologywildlifelandscape archaeologygrand canyonconservation biologylandscape ecologyecologypaleontology

Factors Influencing Support for Bat Management and Conservation in the Wildland-Urban Interface. (2024)

Michael PetrielloCatrin EdgeleyCarol ChambersMartha Lee

public policywildland-urban interfacebat managementurban ecologyecologywildlife management

Forbs, Graminoids, and Lepidopterans: Breadth and Seasonal Variation in the Diet of the New Mexico Jumping Mouse ( Zapus Luteus ). Journal of Mammalogy (2024)

Daniel E SanchezAustin L DikemanJacque A LymanJennifer ZahratkaViacheslav FofanovFaith M WalkerCarol L Chambers

avian biologymammalogybotanymammalian physiologyforaginganimal sciencebiologyzoologyrodent ecologymammalian biologyseasonal variationecologyentomology

New Departmental and Noteworthy Records of Mammals (Mammalia, Theria) From Nicaragua. Check List (2024)

José Gabriel Martínez-FonsecaLuis A. TrujilloErin P. WesteenFiona A. ReidCharles HoodMaynor A. Fernández-MenaLuis E. Gutiérrez-LópezJulio C. Molina-LozaCarol L. Chambers

animal ecologyavian biologyzoological taxonomymammalogynoteworthy recordsanimal taxonomyzoologyanimal studiesmammalian biologybiogeographyecology

Species Distribution Models Predict Potential Habitat for the Endangered New Mexico Jumping Mouse. Journal of Wildlife Management (2024)

José Gabriel Martínez‐FonsecaErin P. WesteenJeff JennessJennifer L. ZahratkaCarol L. Chambers

species distribution modelswildlife ecologypotential habitatwildlifehabitat managementecologywildlife management

Data, Code, and Metadata for: Environmental Drivers of Body Size in North American Bats. Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2023)

Alston, JesseKeinath, DouglasWillis, CraigLausen, CoriO'Keefe, JoyTyburec, JanetBroders, HughMoosman, PaulCarter, TimothyChambers, CarolGillam, ErinGeluso, KeithWeller, TheodoreBurles, DouglasFletcher, QuinnNorquay, KaleighGoheen, Jacob

wildlife ecologyallometric studieswildlifemammalogynorth american batswildlife biologybiostatisticsenvironmental driversevolutionary biologybody compositionzoologyphysiologybody sizeanimal ecologyfitnesszooarchaeology

Environmental Drivers of Body Size in North American Bats. Functional Ecology (2023)

Jesse M. AlstonDouglas A. KeinathCraig K. R. WillisCori L. LausenJoy M. O'KeefeJanet D. TyburecHugh G. BrodersPaul R. MoosmanTimothy C. CarterCarol L. ChambersErin H. GillamKeith GelusoTheodore J. WellerDouglas W. BurlesQuinn E. FletcherKaleigh J. O. NorquayJacob R. Goheen

animal ecologywildlife ecologywildlifebody masswildlife biologypopulation biologyresource availabilityevolutionary biologyecology and evolutionary biologyanimal conservationbody sizeconservation biologyecologyheat stress

Increased Bat Activity at Urban Water Sources: Implications for Cross-Species Transmission of Bat Rabies to Mesocarnivores. Urban Ecosystems (2023)

Lias A. HastingsCarol L. ChambersDavid L. BergmanTad C. Theimer

animal ecologywildlife ecologyavian biologyincreased bat activityanimal behaviorwildlifecross-species transmissionwildlife biologyurban water sourcesurban ecologyenvironmental scienceecologybat rabies

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Carol L Chambers

Northern Arizona University

Affiliations

College of Engineering, Informatics, and Applied Sciences

Department of Mechanical Engineering

College of the Environment, Forestry, and Natural Sciences

School of Forestry

NoneCarol L Chambers is currently serving as a College Of Engineering, Informatics, And Applied Sciences faculty at Northern Arizona University.

Honors

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Carol L Chambers

Northern Arizona University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Celebration and Reflection on the Equity Trend Between Women and Men in Wildlife Publishing. Journal of Wildlife Management (2024)

Rebeca E. BecdachKatherine LarsonKellie CrouchElizabeth MeismanAnna GoldmanCarol L. ChambersMary DeJongValorie TitusMicaela S. GuntherHo Yi Wan

scholarly communicationwildlifegender studiesgender diversitywildlife managementwildlife publishinggender inequality

A Global Review of Landscape-Scale Analyses in Bats Reveals Geographic and Taxonomic Biases and Opportunities for Novel Research. Biological Conservation (2024)

José Gabriel Martínez-FonsecaErin P. WesteenHo Yi WanSamuel A. CushmanCarol L. Chambers

taxonomic biasesglobal reviewnovel researchbiological conservationgeographylandscape-scale analysesconservation biology

Ancient Bat Remains Illustrate the Role of Caves as Habitat Anchors in the Temporally Dynamic Landscape of the Grand Canyon. Parks Stewardship Forum (2024)

Carol L. ChambersShawn ThomasVincent L. SantucciHattie OswaldJason Ballensky

animal ecologyhabitat anchorsavian biologywildlifelandscape archaeologygrand canyonconservation biologylandscape ecologyecologypaleontology

Factors Influencing Support for Bat Management and Conservation in the Wildland-Urban Interface. (2024)

Michael PetrielloCatrin EdgeleyCarol ChambersMartha Lee

public policywildland-urban interfacebat managementurban ecologyecologywildlife management

Forbs, Graminoids, and Lepidopterans: Breadth and Seasonal Variation in the Diet of the New Mexico Jumping Mouse ( Zapus Luteus ). Journal of Mammalogy (2024)

Daniel E SanchezAustin L DikemanJacque A LymanJennifer ZahratkaViacheslav FofanovFaith M WalkerCarol L Chambers

avian biologymammalogybotanymammalian physiologyforaginganimal sciencebiologyzoologyrodent ecologymammalian biologyseasonal variationecologyentomology

New Departmental and Noteworthy Records of Mammals (Mammalia, Theria) From Nicaragua. Check List (2024)

José Gabriel Martínez-FonsecaLuis A. TrujilloErin P. WesteenFiona A. ReidCharles HoodMaynor A. Fernández-MenaLuis E. Gutiérrez-LópezJulio C. Molina-LozaCarol L. Chambers

animal ecologyavian biologyzoological taxonomymammalogynoteworthy recordsanimal taxonomyzoologyanimal studiesmammalian biologybiogeographyecology

Species Distribution Models Predict Potential Habitat for the Endangered New Mexico Jumping Mouse. Journal of Wildlife Management (2024)

José Gabriel Martínez‐FonsecaErin P. WesteenJeff JennessJennifer L. ZahratkaCarol L. Chambers

species distribution modelswildlife ecologypotential habitatwildlifehabitat managementecologywildlife management

Data, Code, and Metadata for: Environmental Drivers of Body Size in North American Bats. Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2023)

Environmental Drivers of Body Size in North American Bats. Functional Ecology (2023)

Increased Bat Activity at Urban Water Sources: Implications for Cross-Species Transmission of Bat Rabies to Mesocarnivores. Urban Ecosystems (2023)

Lias A. HastingsCarol L. ChambersDavid L. BergmanTad C. Theimer

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