...Adam J Vera; Albert G Soliz; Karen R Vera; Oscar J Ortega; Soyoung Jeon; Xiaogang Su; Antonio de la Mora-Covarubbias; Philip Lavretsky; Douglas M Watts; Barry Alto Fig. 2. Captured monthly Ae. aegypti per site from Sparks, Texas and Anapra, Chihuahua, Mexico from 2016 to 2018. In Anapra...

... species is imperilled due to the narrow ranges occupied by each species and human water-use that threatens the existence of their spring habitats. Gammarus desperatus Gammarus hyalelloides Gammarus pecos complex New Mexico Texas speciation springs In contrast...

... acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). Two student-led initiatives to deliver condoms after hours at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts and the University of Texas at Austin show regional and temporal differences in sexual mores as awareness of AIDS increased. These male students adopted...

...Sarah E Mays Maestas; Jason P Tidwell; John A Goolsby; Lauren P Maestas; Kevin Macaluso Abstract Wildlife are hosts of ectoparasites, such as fleas and ticks that may transmit human and animal pathogens. Little is known about the ecology of many ectoparasite species native to southern Texas...

... are not considered invasive in Europe ( Cassinello 2018 ), the exotic ungulate may be an example of an invasive species in Texas, which are broadly defined as non-native organisms that rapidly adapt to the pressures of a novel environment and increase in population size once established, with the potential...

...; Sarah A Hamer; Karen Poh Texas A&M AgriLife Research 10.13039/100019191 NIH R21AI166446-01, Texas A&M AgriLife Urban Entomology Endowment Texas A&M University School of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences Diversity Chagas disease, caused by the protozoan parasite...

...Robert K Rose In contrast to the measurements (264, 132, 30.5) of Allen (1894) , O. texensis with a body mass greater than 30 g (combined subadults and adults) from southeastern Missouri and Brazoria County, Texas, is much shorter. Three mean measurements (mm, calculated...

... contact journals.permissions@oup.com. 2024 This article is published and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract In 2011, the forestlands of Texas were affected by one...

... deployed acoustic detectors in central Louisiana and eastern Texas and examined data at 3 levels of biological organization: overall bat activity, species richness, and species-specific activity. Across 1,576 detector-nights, we recorded 37,435 bat passes. Bats responded positively to warmer temperatures...

... of this species in Texas estuaries by assessing trends in relative abundance, length, and habitat preferences from fishery‐independent trawl (juvenile) and gill‐net (adult) data, as well as angler harvest trends from fishery‐dependent creel surveys collected in all Texas estuaries. Methods Fishery...

... in Aedes aegypti (L.) in the southern United States and northern Mexico. Strong resistance in Aedes albopictus (Skuse) is less common and is not as well characterized. These 2 species have been undergoing range expansion and are sympatric in many locations including Houston, Texas...

... of 25 days passed with no new suspect cases. An outbreak was defined as resolved after 2 incubation periods (50 days) passed with no new cases. Monitoring for reintroduction of cases was conducted at both facilities after the initial outbreaks were resolved. mumps detainee jail migration Texas...

...Kevin Dahaghi The implementation of the Texas Fair Defense Act reflects a central concern in research on institutions and law, which is understanding whether and how organizations comply with legal mandates ( Edelman 1990 ; Grattet and Jenness 2005 ). Using a fluid conceptualization of law, neo...

...Lilianna K Wolf; Melissa B Meierhofer; Michael L Morrison; David M Cairns; Thomas E Lacher; Susan Loeb Texas is the largest state in the continental United States, covering 695,621 km². Elevation varies from sea level at the coastline to 2,667 m at Guadalupe Peak in west Texas...

...Haya Al-Duroobi; Sina V Moghadam; Duc C Phan; Arash Jafarzadeh; Akanksha Matta; Vikram Kapoor COVID-19 arrived in the San Antonio metropolitan area in Bexar County, Texas, in late March 2020; however, the infection started spreading exponentially only in early June, which resulted in extended...

...Laura Beth Sabin; Miguel A. Mora Correspondence Laura Beth Sabin, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX 77843‐2258, USA. Email: Bethsab@yahoo.com We used the bobwhite as the assessment endpoint species because of societal value, ecological relevance, and neonicotinoid susceptibility. We...

... ≥ 1% shown as boxplot. Corresponding author: College of Arts and Sciences, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX 79409, USA. Tel: +1-806-252-8302; E-mail: michael.sanfrancisco@ttu.edu Recent work has focused on characterizing the upper troposphere microbiome and its potential role in cloud formation...

... Grande City, Starr County, Texas ( Fig. 1 ). The site is located in the Texas-Tamaulipan Thornscrub Level IV ecoregion ( Griffith et al. 2007 ) and, according to the 2011 National Land Cover Data, the habitat is comprised primarily of scrub/shrub (39%), cultivated crops (25%), pasture/hay (24...

... A strategy titled “Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Plan for America” aims to reduce human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) incidence in the United States by at least 90% by 2030, using diagnosis, treatment, and prevention strategies. Texas is a Southern state that has one of the highest numbers of new HIV diagnoses...

... in the teaching of Texas and U.S. history is changing and offer Elliott West’s Greater Reconstruction thesis as a framework for reimagining the nation’s history by focusing on how the expansion of this period affected the peoples over whom the border crossed and reoriented national attention toward Latin America...