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(13) * Kalies, E.L.

			Working Paper 18: Prescribed and Wildland Use Fires in the Southwest: Do Frequency and Timing Matter? 2007 (FuleEtal.2007.WorkingPaper18PrescribedAnd.pdf)
			How do Thinning and Burning Treatments in Southwestern Conifer Forests in the United States affect Wildlife Density and Population Performance? 2010 (Kalies_EBCFinalReview.pdf)
			The Effects of Forest Management on Small Mammal Community Dynamics in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Ecosystems 2010 (Kalies.2010.dissertation.pdf)
			Working Paper 23: Guidelines for Managing Small Mammals in Restored Ponderosa Pine Forests of Northern Arizona 2010 (KaliesChambers.2010.WP23.pdf)
			Wildlife responses to thinning and burning treatments in southwestern conifer forests: A meta-analysis 2010 (KaliesEtAl.2010.WildlifeResponses.pdf)
			Fact Sheet: Systematic Reviews and the Quality of Evidence 2011 (KaliesEgan_Aug2011_FactSheetSystematicRev_updated.pdf)
			Fact Sheet: Effects of Restoration on Wildlife Density and Populations 2011 (fact_sheet_wildlife_responses_ebr.pdf)
			Fact Sheet: Meta-analysis of Treatment Effects on Fire Behavior 2012 (CrouseEtAl_2012_NaturalFireBehaviorFactSheet.pdf)
			Small Mammal Community Maintains Stability Through Compensatory Dynamics After Restoration of a Ponderosa Pine Forest 2012 (KaliesCovington_2012_SmallMammalCommunityMaintains.pdf)
			Fact Sheet: Restoration Effects on Small Mammals and their Predators 2012 (Kalies_Sept2012_Fact_Sheet_Small Mammals_September.pdf)
			Predator Occupancy Rates in a Thinned Ponderosa Pine Forest, Arizona: A Pilot Study 2012 (BarrettEtAl_2012_PredatorOccupancyRates.pdf)
			Do thinning and/or burning treatments in western USA ponderosa or Jeffrey pine dominated forests help restore natural fire behavior? 2012 (FuleEtAl_2012_DoThinningAndOrBurning.pdf)
			Working Paper 26: Wildlife Habitat Values and Forest Structure in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine: Implications for Restoration 2013 (Reif_2013_WildlifeHabitatValues.pdf)