M. Ditmer

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Light and noise pollution impacts specialist wildlife species disproportionately

Mark A. Ditmer, K. Fristrup, M. Ditmer, 2021, bioRxiv.

Assessing the Vulnerabilities of Vertebrate Species to Light and Noise Pollution: Expert Surveys Illuminate the Impacts on Specialist Species.

Mark A. Ditmer, K. Fristrup, M. Ditmer, 2021, Integrative and comparative biology.

Artificial night light helps account for observer bias in citizen science monitoring of an expanding large mammal population.

Mark A. Ditmer, Fabiola Iannarilli, M. Ditmer, 2020, The Journal of animal ecology.

Understanding the causes and consequences of animal movement: a cautionary note on fitting and interpreting regression models with time‐dependent covariates

Mark A. Ditmer, J. Fieberg, M. Ditmer, 2012 .

Bears Show a Physiological but Limited Behavioral Response to Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

Paul A. Iaizzo, Jessie C. Tanner, Mark A. Ditmer, 2015, Current Biology.

Does estimator choice influence our ability to detect changes in home-range size?

John Fieberg, Niko Balkenhol, Johannes Signer, 2015, Animal Biotelemetry.

Moose at their bioclimatic edge alter their behavior based on weather, landscape, and predators

Mark A. Ditmer, J. Forester, R. Moen, 2017, Current zoology.

Development and utilization of implantable cardiac monitors in free-ranging American black and Eurasian brown bears: system evolution and lessons learned

P. Iaizzo, A. Evans, J. Arnemo, 2018, Animal Biotelemetry.

Hartmann’s mountain zebra resource selection and movement behavior within a large unprotected landscape in northwest Namibia

R. Naidoo, M. Ditmer, S. Stapleton, 2019, Endangered Species Research.

Bears habituate to the repeated exposure of a novel stimulus, unmanned aircraft systems

P. Iaizzo, M. Ditmer, D. Garshelis, 2019, Conservation physiology.

Using movement ecology to investigate meningeal worm risk in moose, Alces alces

Mark A. Ditmer, J. Forester, K. VanderWaal, 2020, Journal of Mammalogy.

Are American black bears in an agricultural landscape being sustained by crops?

Andrew W. Haveles, J. Fieberg, M. Ditmer, 2016, Journal of Mammalogy.

Remarkable Adaptations of the American Black Bear Help Explain Why it is the Most Common Bear: A Long-Term Study from the Center of its Range

Mark A. Ditmer, P. Iaizzo, M. Ditmer, 2020 .

Delineating the ecological and geographic edge of an opportunist: The American black bear exploiting an agricultural landscape

Mark A. Ditmer, J. Fieberg, M. Ditmer, 2018, Ecological Modelling.

Do innate food preferences and learning affect crop raiding by American black bears?

Mark A. Ditmer, T. Burk, M. Ditmer, 2015 .

Behavioral and physiological responses of American black bears to landscape features within an agricultural region

J. Fieberg, J. Forester, P. Iaizzo, 2015 .

Factors Affecting Hatch Success of Hawksbill Sea Turtles on Long Island, Antigua, West Indies

M. Ditmer, S. Stapleton, 2012, PloS one.

Comparing unmanned aerial systems with conventional methodology for surveying a wild white-tailed deer population

J. Forester, M. Ditmer, Michael C. McMahon, 2021, Wildlife Research.

Conflict, coexistence, or both? Cougar habitat selection, prey composition, and mortality in a multiple-use landscape

Mark A. Ditmer, M. Ditmer, D. Stoner, 2021, California Fish and Wildlife Journal.

Integrating socioecological suitability with human–wildlife conflict risk: Case study for translocation of a large ungulate

Mark A. Ditmer, J. Forester, Nicholas P. McCann, 2021, Journal of Applied Ecology.

Sensory pollutants alter bird phenology and fitness across a continent

J. N. Phillips, Mark A. Ditmer, Luke P. Tyrrell, 2020, Nature.

Sun bears use 14‐year‐old previously logged forest more than primary forest in Sabah, Malaysia

Mark A. Ditmer, M. Ditmer, S. T. Wong, 2021, Ecosphere.

Designing studies of predation risk for improved inference in carnivore-ungulate systems

Mark A. Ditmer, Laura R. Prugh, Peter J. Mahoney, 2019, Biological Conservation.

Artificial nightlight alters the predator–prey dynamics of an apex carnivore

Mark A. Ditmer, Daniel D. Olson, Kent R. Hersey, 2020 .

Artificial night light and anthropogenic noise interact to influence bird abundance over a continental scale

Mark A. Ditmer, Luke P. Tyrrell, M. Ditmer, 2021, Global change biology.

Estimating the loss and fragmentation of dark environments in mammal ranges from light pollution

M. Ditmer, D. Stoner, N. Carter, 2021 .

Moose movement rates are altered by wolf presence in two ecosystems

Mark A. Ditmer, J. Fieberg, R. Moen, 2018, Ecology and evolution.

Socio-ecological drivers of public conservation voting: restoring gray wolves to Colorado, USA.

G. Wittemyer, M. Ditmer, K. Crooks, 2022, Ecological applications : a publication of the Ecological Society of America.

Defining ecological and socially suitable habitat for the reintroduction of an apex predator

Mark A. Ditmer, G. Wittemyer, M. Ditmer, 2022, Global Ecology and Conservation.

Sensory pollutants alter bird phenology and fitness across a continent

J. N. Phillips, Luke P. Tyrrell, C. Cooper, 2020, Nature.

American black bears perceive the risks of crossing roads

Paul A. Iaizzo, John R Fieberg, Mark A. Ditmer, 2018 .

Dark roads aid movement but increase mortality of a generalist herbivore in the American Southwest

Mark A. Ditmer, Daniel D. Olson, W. Currie, 2023, Ecosphere.