Most cited papers from School for Field Studies

School for Field Studies

What are the most cited papers from School for Field Studies?

The most cited paper from School for Field Studies is "Human–wildlife coexistence in a changing world" (Hannes Jochen König, Christian Kiffner, Stephanie Kramer‐Schadt et al., 2020), with 487 citations. Next come "Global status and conservation potential of reef sharks" (325) and "Interactions Across Spatial Scales among Forest Dieback, Fire, and Erosion in Northern New Mexico Landscapes" (229).

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Showing 50 of 61 papers. Every paper with more than 52 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Human–wildlife coexistence in a changing world Hannes Jochen König, Christian Kiffner, Stephanie Kramer‐Schadt et al. · Conservation Biology Open access	14 May 2020	487
2	Global status and conservation potential of reef sharks M. Aaron MacNeil et al. · Nature Open access123 authors	22 Jul 2020	325
3	Interactions Across Spatial Scales among Forest Dieback, Fire, and Erosion in Northern New Mexico Landscapes Craig D. Allen · Ecosystems Open access	19 Jun 2007	229
4	Thorns as induced defenses: experimental evidence Antoni V. Milewski, Truman P. Young, Derek S Madden · Oecologia	Mar 1991	201
5	Does human papillomavirus cause cervical cancer? The state of the epidemiological evidence Núbia Muñóz, Xavier Bosch, JM Kaldor · British Journal of Cancer Open access	1988	198
6	Extent and effect of Black Band Disease on a Caribbean reef Peter J. Edmunds · Coral Reefs	1991	190
7	Optimal hunting group size: the need for lions to defend their kills against loss to spotted hyaenas Susan Margaret Cooper · African Journal of Ecology	Jun 1991	184
8	Critical swimming speeds of late-stage coral reef fish larvae: variation within species, among species and between locations Rebecca Fisher, Jeffrey M. Leis, Domine L. Clark et al. · Marine Biology	20 Jun 2005	176
9	Foundations of Ecological Resilience Timothy J. Curran · Austral Ecology	24 Aug 2011	166
10	Assessing individuals' understanding of nonlinear causal structures in complex systems Richard R. Plate · System Dynamics Review Open access	2010	160
11	Developing the global potential of citizen science: Assessing opportunities that benefit people, society and the environment in East Africa Michael J. O. Pocock et al. · Journal of Applied Ecology Open access	30 Sep 2018	158
12	Live long and prosper: collective action, social capital and social vision Murray A. Rudd · Ecological Economics	Jul 2000	157
13	A dose-response analysis and quantitative assessment of lung cancer risk and occupational cadmium exposure Leslie Thomas Stayner, Randall J. Smith, Michael J. Thun et al. · Annals of Epidemiology	May 1992	140
14	Tourist satisfaction in relation to attractions and implications for conservation in the protected areas of the Northern Circuit, Tanzania Moses Makonjio Okello, Sarah Yerian · Journal of Sustainable Tourism	3 Jun 2009	139
15	A Survey of Traditional Health Remedies Used by the Maasai of Southern Kaijiado District, Kenya John Warui Kiringe · Ethnobotany Research and Applications Open access	31 Dec 2006	139
16	Progression of invasive lionfish in seagrass, mangrove and reef habitats JAB Claydon, MC Calosso, SB Traiger · Marine Ecology Progress Series Open access	3 Dec 2011	138
17	Occupational Exposure Assessment in Carbon Nanotube and Nanofiber Primary and Secondary Manufacturers Matthew M. Dahm, Douglas E. Evans, Mary K. Schubauer‐Berigan et al. · The Annals of Occupational Hygiene Open access	9 Dec 2011	137
18	Land Use Changes and Human–Wildlife Conflicts in the Amboseli Area, Kenya Moses Makonjio Okello · Human Dimensions of Wildlife	16 Feb 2005	134
19	Whale Sharks, Rhincodon typus, Aggregate around Offshore Platforms in Qatari Waters of the Arabian Gulf to Feed on Fish Spawn David P. Robinson, Mohammed Y. Jaidah, Rima W. Jabado et al. · PLoS ONE Open access	13 Mar 2013	133
20	Somatic growth dynamics of West Atlantic hawksbill sea turtles: a spatio‐temporal perspective Karen A. Bjorndal et al. · Ecosphere Open access	May 2016	125
21	Sex Differences in Giraffe Feeding Ecology: Energetic and Social Constraints Truman P. Young, Lynne A. Isbell · Ethology	12 Jan 1991	122
22	Effects of nitrate, phosphate and iron on the growth of macroalgae and benthic cyanobacteria from Cocos Lagoon, Guam Ilsa B. Kuffner, Valerie Jean Paul · Marine Ecology Progress Series Open access	2001	110
23	Semen quality in papaya workers with long term exposure to ethylene dibromide. J M Ratcliffe, S.M. Schrader, Kyle Steenland et al. · Occupational and Environmental Medicine Open access	May 1987	109
24	Site-specific Solid Cancer Mortality After Exposure to Ionizing Radiation David Richardson, Elisabeth Cardis, Robert Douglas Daniels et al. · Epidemiology Open access	5 Oct 2017	108
25	Identifying and assessing ecotourism visitor impacts at eight protected areas in Costa Rica and Belize Tracy A. Farrell, Jeffrey L. Marion · Environmental Conservation	Sep 2001	108
26	Flight of the Huia: Ecology and Conservation of New Zealand's Frogs, Reptiles, Birds and Mammals Amanda N. D. Freeman · Emu - Austral Ornithology	Dec 2004	108
27	The hunting behaviour of spotted hyaenas (Crocuta crocuta) in a region containing both sedentary and migratory populations of herbivores Susan Margaret Cooper · African Journal of Ecology	Jun 1990	101
28	Symbiotic ants as an alternative defense against giraffe herbivory in spinescent Acacia drepanolobium Derek S Madden, Truman P. Young · Oecologia	Aug 1992	101
29	Clinical Gallbladder Disease in Pima Indians Leonard J. Comess, Peter H. Bennett, Thomas A. Burch · New England Journal of Medicine	26 Oct 1967	100
30	A multi-method approach to delineate and validate migratory corridors Monica L. Bond, Curtis M. Bradley, Christian Kiffner et al. · Landscape Ecology	26 May 2017	92
31	Management practices that concentrate visitor activities: camping impact management at Isle Royale National Park, USA Jeffrey L. Marion, Tracy A. Farrell · Journal of Environmental Management	25 Sep 2002	91
32	Widespread diversity deficits of coral reef sharks and rays Colin Ashley Simpfendorfer et al. · Science Open access153 authors	15 Jun 2023	89
33	Ecological regime shift drives declining growth rates of sea turtles throughout the West Atlantic Karen A. Bjorndal et al. · Global Change Biology Open access	5 Apr 2017	87
34	The invasive weed Lantana camara increases fire risk in dry rainforest by altering fuel beds Z. Carter Berry, K WEVILL, Timothy J. Curran · Weed Research	20 Jun 2011	87
35	Biodiversity assessment of tropical shelf eukaryotic communities via pelagic eDNA metabarcoding Judith Bakker, Owen Simon Wangensteen, Charles Baillie et al. · Ecology and Evolution Open access	Dec 2019	83
36	Ethnoecological knowledge of ticks and treatment of tick-borne diseases among Maasai people in Northern Tanzania John Kioko, Julia P. Baker, Avery B. Shannon et al. · Veterinary World Open access	Jun 2015	82
37	Wildlife roadkill patterns on a major highway in northern Tanzania John Kioko, Christian Kiffner, Nicole Jenkins et al. · African Zoology	2 Jan 2015	82
38	Forest Policy Reform and the Organization of Logging in Peruvian Amazonia Robin R. Sears, Miguel Angel Pinedo-Vasquez · Development and Change	Mar 2011	78
39	Patterns of livestock depredation and cost‐effectiveness of fortified livestock enclosures in northern Tanzania Bernard M. Kissui, Christian Kiffner, Hannes Jochen König et al. · Ecology and Evolution Open access	15 Sep 2019	76
40	Mortality in a cohort of US firefighters from San Francisco, Chicago and Philadelphia: an update Lynne E. Pinkerton, Stephen J. Bertke, James H. Yiin et al. · Occupational and Environmental Medicine Open access	2 Jan 2020	74
41	Local people’s perceptions of wildlife species in two distinct landscapes of Northern Tanzania Heidi L. Bencin, John Kioko, Christian Kiffner · Journal for Nature Conservation	23 Sep 2016	72
42	Comparing diversity data collected using a protocol designed for volunteers with results from a professional alternative Ben G. Holt, Rodolfo Rioja‐Nieto, M. Aaron MacNeil et al. · Methods in Ecology and Evolution Open access	12 Mar 2013	72
43	Debugging diversity – a pan‐continental exploration of the potential of terrestrial blood‐feeding leeches as a vertebrate monitoring tool Ida Bærholm Schnell et al. · Molecular Ecology Resources Open access	7 Jun 2018	68
44	Wilderness Campers' Perception and Evaluation of Campsite Impacts Tracy A. Farrell, Troy Elizabeth Hall, Dave D. White · Journal of Leisure Research	Sep 2001	68
45	The trade in sharks and their products in the United Arab Emirates Rima W. Jabado, Saif M. Al Ghais, Waleed M. Hamza et al. · Biological Conservation	5 Dec 2014	66
46	People helping turtles, turtles helping people: Understanding resident attitudes towards sea turtle conservation and opportunities for enhanced community participation in Bahia Magdalena, Mexico Jesse F. Senko, Andrew Jon Schneller, Julio E. Solís et al. · Ocean & Coastal Management	11 Nov 2010	65
47	Ecological consequences of Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease in the Turks and Caicos Islands Melissa M. Heres, Benjamin Farmer, Franziska Elmer et al. · Coral Reefs	15 Feb 2021	63
48	Home range sizes and space use of African elephants (Loxodonta africana) in the Southern Kenya and Northern Tanzania borderland landscape Ngene Shadrack, Makonjio Okello Moses, Mukeka Joseph et al. · International Journal of Biodiversity and Conservation Open access	31 Jan 2017	61
49	Overcoming barriers to seedling regeneration during forest restoration on tropical pasture land and the potential value of woody weeds Amelia T. Elgar, Kylie Freebody, Catherine L. Pohlman et al. · Frontiers in Plant Science Open access	20 May 2014	61
50	The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Indoor Environmental Evaluation Experience. Part Three: Associations between Environmental Factors and Self-Reported Health Conditions William K. Sieber, Leslie Thomas Stayner, Robert Malkin et al. · Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene	Dec 1996	59

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