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Weiss, M*., Rohrer, C*., Eichelberger, C., Groff*, E., Bratina*, K., Lutz*, A., and Haines, A.M. 2025. Box and Bucket Camera Traps Yield Similar Detection Results for Small Terrestrial Mammals. Northeastern Naturalist 32(3): 422-436.
Haines, A.M., Costante, D., Freed, C*., Achayaraj, G, Ritter, E*., Bleyer, L*., Lielbriedis, L*., Salerni, G*., French, F*., Achayaraj, G*., Emeric, C*., Stieha, C., Isdell, R., and Leu, M. 2024. The Impact of Invasive Alien Species on Threatened and Endangered Species: A Geographic Perspective. Wildlife Society Bulletin: e1552.
Berry, L.* 2023. Search for elusive weasels at Hawk Mountain Sanctuary. Hawk Mountain News. 143: 13-15.
Tirado, S.* 2022. Comparison of small mammal trap for conducting biological surveys. Made in Millersville Journal.
Notarianni, N*. A. Haines, J. Zeyzus and J. Chenger. 2021. Acoustic bat survey kiosk for public outreach and research. Journal of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science. 94: 60-72. (E-mail for Paper Copy)
Haines, A. Leu, M, D. Costante*, T.C. Treakle, C. Parenti*, J. Miller, J. Malcom. 2021. Benchmark for the ESA: Having a Backbone is Good for Recovery. Frontiers in Conservation Science. 10.3389/fcosc.2021.630490.
Notarianni, N.* A. Haines. 2020. Hawk Mountain Kiosk Allows Visitors to Survey for Rare Bats. Hawk Mountain News 133: 14-17.
Leu, M., A. Haines, C. Rachel*, C. Check*, D. Costante*, J. Evans, M. Hollingsworth*, I. Ritrovato*, Rydberg*, A. Sandercock*, K. Thomas* and T. Treakle*. 2019. Temporal Evaluation of Threats to Listed Species to Improve Wildlife Conservation Efforts. Conservation Science & Practice 1: e78.
*Bridgehouse, T., Grace Nussbaum*, and A. M. Haines. 2018. Longevity of hair dyes used for small mammal research. Journal of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science 92: 68-74.
Haines, A.M., *A. M. Fetterolf, *M. G. Griffin, *T. A. Conrad and S. M. Kennedy. 2017. Use of soil chemical analysis to detect commercial wildlife game baits. Human-Wildlife Interactions 11:208-216.
Haines, A. M., S. Webb and *F. Meshe. 2016. A Survey of Wildlife Law Enforcement Needs: Nearly 40 Years Later. The Wildlife Professional. October: 34-36.
*Wolfgang, A. and A. M., Haines. 2016. Testing automated call recognition software for winter bird vocalizations. Northeastern Naturalist 23: 249-258.
*Kessler, A.J., J. Rutt*, S. Moyer*, K. Lopez* and A. Haines. 2016. A study of home range size and habitat preference of pen-raised ring-neck pheasants (Phasianus colchicus) released at Lancaster County Central Park. Final Report, Lancaster County Central Park.
Baker, J. R., Adams, D., *Andrews M., Betler, L., Brackern T., Braune, K., *Frye, B., *Fulton, N., Layden, T., *Scott, K., *Sell, M., *Way, S., *Yuditsky, K and Haines, A. M. 2015. Rapid biological assessment of terrestrial vertebrate species at Wallops Island National Wildlife. Final Report, United States Fish & Wildlife Service, Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge.
*Strauser, K. and A. H. Haines. 2014. Detection of urine-based deer lures to mitigate CWD transmission in Pennsylvania. Keystone Journal of Undergraduate Research 2:1-7.
Haines, A. M., M. Zak*, K. Hammond*, J. M. Scott, D. D. Goble, and J. L. Rachlow. 2013. Uncertainty in population estimates for endangered animals and improving the recovery process. Animals 3: 745-753.
Haines, A. M. and T. Nauman*. 2013. Soil test signals deer baiting (Field Notes). The Wildlife Professional 7:68.
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