Thomas V Riecke

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2019-2024
Publications (10 Years): 18

Top Topics

Loop Mediated Isothermal Amplification

Top Venues

Ecology and evolution

The Journal of animal ecology

Global change biology

Royal Society open science

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Publications

Thomas V Riecke, Dan Gibson, James S Sedinger
Accurately estimating correlations between demographic parameters: A comment on Deane et al. (2023). Ecology and evolution 14 (9) (2024)
Roman Bühler, Thomas V Riecke, Kim Schalcher, Alexandre Roulin, Bettina Almasi
Individual quality and environmental factors interact to shape reproduction and survival in a resident bird of prey. Royal Society open science 11 (9) (2024)
Thomas V Riecke, Johann Hegelbach, Michael Schaub
Reproductive senescence and mating tactic interact and conflict to drive reproductive success in a passerine. The Journal of animal ecology (2023)
Thomas V Riecke, Johann Hegelbach, Michael Schaub
Reproductive senescence and mating tactic interact and conflict to drive reproductive success in a passerine. The Journal of animal ecology (2023)
Sage L Ellis, Madeleine G Lohman, James S Sedinger, Perry J Williams, Thomas V Riecke
Long-term trends and drought: Spatiotemporal variation in juvenile sex ratios of North American ducks. Ecology and evolution 12 (7) (2022)
Thomas V Riecke, Daniel Gibson, James S Sedinger, Michael Schaub
Zero-inflated count distributions for capture-mark-reencounter data. Ecology and evolution 12 (9) (2022)
Thomas V Riecke, Benjamin S Sedinger, Todd W Arnold, Daniel Gibson, David N Koons, Madeleine G Lohman, Michael Schaub, Perry J Williams, James S Sedinger
A hierarchical model for jointly assessing ecological and anthropogenic impacts on animal demography. The Journal of animal ecology 91 (8) (2022)
Thomas V Riecke, Madeleine G Lohman, Benjamin S Sedinger, Todd W Arnold, Cliff L Feldheim, David N Koons, Frank C Rohwer, Michael Schaub, Perry J Williams, James S Sedinger
Density-dependence produces spurious relationships among demographic parameters in a harvested species. The Journal of animal ecology 91 (11) (2022)
David N Koons, Thomas V Riecke, G Scott Boomer, Benjamin S Sedinger, James S Sedinger, Perry J Williams, Todd W Arnold
A niche for null models in adaptive resource management. Ecology and evolution 12 (1) (2022)
Daniel Gibson, Thomas V Riecke, Daniel H Catlin, Kelsi L Hunt, Chelsea E Weithman, David N Koons, Sarah M Karpanty, James D Fraser
Climate change and commercial fishing practices codetermine survival of a long-lived seabird. Global change biology (2022)
Phillip A Street, Thomas V Riecke, Perry J Williams, Tessa L Behnke, James S Sedinger
Estimating survival and adoption rates of dependent juveniles. Ecology and evolution 12 (6) (2022)
Thomas V Riecke, Dan Gibson, Marc Kéry, Michael Schaub
Sharing detection heterogeneity information among species in community models of occupancy and abundance can strengthen inference. Ecology and evolution 11 (24) (2021)
Madeleine G Lohman, Thomas V Riecke, Perry J Williams, James S Sedinger
Individual heterogeneity in fitness in a long-lived herbivore. Ecology and evolution 11 (21) (2021)
Cheyenne R Acevedo, Thomas V Riecke, Alan G Leach, Madeleine G Lohman, Perry J Williams, James S Sedinger
Long-term research and hierarchical models reveal consistent fitness costs of being the last egg in a clutch. The Journal of animal ecology 89 (8) (2020)
Alan G Leach, Thomas V Riecke, James S Sedinger, David H Ward, Sean Boyd
Mate fidelity improves survival and breeding propensity of a long-lived bird. The Journal of animal ecology 89 (10) (2020)
Thomas V Riecke, Benjamin S Sedinger, Perry J Williams, Alan G Leach, James S Sedinger
Estimating correlations among demographic parameters in population models. Ecology and evolution 9 (23) (2019)
Benjamin S Sedinger, Thomas V Riecke, Christopher A Nicolai, Russell Woolstenhulme, William G Henry, Kelley M Stewart
Experimental harvest regulations reveal that water availability during spring, not harvest, affects change in a waterfowl population. Ecology and evolution 9 (22) (2019)
Madeleine G Lohman, Thomas V Riecke, Cheyenne R Acevedo, Brian T Person, Joel A Schmutz, Brian D Uher-Koch, James S Sedinger
Changes in behavior are unable to disrupt a trophic cascade involving a specialist herbivore and its food plant. Ecology and evolution 9 (9) (2019)