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Most cited papers from Radiation Research Society

Radiation Research Society

What are the most cited papers from Radiation Research Society?

The most cited paper from Radiation Research Society is "The role of economic and quality of life values in rural business location" (J. David Johnson, Raymond Rasker, 1995), with 155 citations. Next come "Nitrogen fixation in mixed Hylocomium splendens moss communities" (100) and "Modeling an aspirational connected network of protected areas across North America" (61).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	The role of economic and quality of life values in rural business location J. David Johnson, Raymond Rasker · Journal of Rural Studies	Oct 1995	155
2	Nitrogen fixation in mixed Hylocomium splendens moss communities Olle Zackrisson, Thomas H. DeLuca, Francesco G. Gentili et al. · Oecologia	27 Feb 2009	100
3	Modeling an aspirational connected network of protected areas across North America Kevin Barnett, R. Travis Belote · Ecological Applications Open access	16 Jun 2021	61
4	Rural development, conservation, and public policy in the greater Yellowstone ecosystem Raymond Rasker · Society & Natural Resources	Apr 1993	49
5	Delineating greater ecosystems around protected areas to guide conservation R. Travis Belote, Melissa B. Wilson · Conservation Science and Practice Open access	11 Mar 2020	38
6	Mammal species composition reveals new insights into Earth's remaining wilderness R. Travis Belote, Søren Faurby, Angela Brennan et al. · Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment Open access	6 Apr 2020	35
7	An assessment of ecological values and conservation gaps in protection beyond the corridor of the Appalachian Trail Peter S. McKinley, R. Travis Belote, Gregory H. Aplet · Conservation Science and Practice Open access	3 May 2019	22
8	The gangliosides as a possible molecular coupling factor between the proportion of radiosensitive cells in vitro and the metastatic potential in vivo within a human melanoma cell line Christo Kurisummoottil Thomas, A. Buronfosse, Jacques Portoukalian et al. · British Journal of Cancer Open access	Mar 1997	16
9	Social perspectives on the use of reference conditions in restoration of fire‐adapted forest landscapes Lauren S. Urgenson, Cara R. Nelson, Ryan D. Haugo et al. · Restoration Ecology	27 Nov 2017	15
10	A practical introduction to effective population size for fisheries management Nadya R. Mamoozadeh, Miranda J Wade, Brendan N. Reid et al. · Transactions of the American Fisheries Society Open access	Jul 2025	8
11	Agreeing that maps can disagree: Moving away from map confusion in conservation Lindsay M. Dreiss, Mark G. Anderson, Brooke L. Bateman et al. · BioScience Open access	Mar 2024	6
12	Some Unusual Topics in Radiation Biology Klaus Zimmer · Radiation Research	Aug 1966	5
13	Proposed Release of Wilderness Study Areas in Montana (USA) Would Demote the Conservation Status of Nationally-Valuable Wildlands R. Travis Belote · Preprints.org PreprintOpen access	24 Apr 2018	3
14	Quantifying the National Significance of Local Areas for Regional Conservation Planning: North Carolina’s Mountain Treasures R. Travis Belote, G. Hugh Irwin · Preprints.org PreprintOpen access	28 Apr 2017	1

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