Rodent competition and fire alter patterns of mound and disk formation of western harvester antsR. N. Pienaar, Samuel B. St. Clair, Tara B. B. Bishop|Oecologia|2024Cited by 2
Detecting spatiotemporal changes in harvester ant disks in response to fire and rodent competition using small unoccupied aerial systems imageryR. N. Pienaar, Samuel B. St. Clair, Steven R. Schill et al.|Landscape Ecology|2025Cited by 1
Contrasting effects of fire and rodent competition on western harvester ant activity and disk formationR. N. Pienaar, Samuel B. St. Clair, Tara B. B. Bishop|Research Square|2024Cited by 0
Contrasting effects of fire and rodent competition on western harvester ant activity and disk formationR. N. Pienaar, Samuel B. St. Clair, Tara B. B. Bishop|Research Square|2024Cited by 0
A picture is worth a thousand plants: Using historic and repeat photography to quantify long-term change in drylands on the Colorado PlateauTara B. B. Bishop, Michael C. Duniway, Anne Kelly et al.|Cambridge Prisms Drylands|2026Cited by 0