Klawinski, P.D., Dalton. B., and A. B Shiels. 2014. “Coqui Frog Populations Are Negatively Affected By Canopy Opening But Not Detritus Deposition Following An Experimental Hurricane In A Tropical Rainforest”. Forest Ecology and Management 332: 118–123. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378112714000954.

Shiels, A. B, G. González, and M. R Willig. 2014. “Responses To Canopy Loss And Debris Deposition In A Tropical Forest Ecosystem: Synthesis From An Experimental Manipulation Simulating Effects Of Hurricane Disturbance”. Forest Ecology and Management 332: 124–133. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378112714004769.

Zimmerman, J. K, A. H James, A. B Shiels, J. Bithorn, S. M Carmona, and N. V. L. Brokaw. 2014. “Seven-Year Responses Of Trees To Experimental Hurricane Effects In A Tropical Rainforest, Puerto Rico”. Forest Ecology and Management 332: 64–74. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378112714001248.

Shiels, A. B, and G. González. 2014. “Understanding The Key Mechanisms Of Tropical Forest Responses To Canopy Loss And Biomass Deposition From Experimental Hurricane Effects”. Forest Ecology and Management 332: 1–10. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378112714002631.

Sharpe, J M, and A. B Shiels. 2014. “Understory Fern Community Structure, Growth And Spore Production Responses To A Large-Scale Hurricane Experiment In A Puerto Rico Rainforest”. Forest Ecology and Management 332: 75–86. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378112714000255.

Walker, L. A, A. B Shiels, P. J Bellingham, A. D Sparrow, N. Fetcher, F. H Landau, and D. J Lodge. 2013. “Changes In Abiotic Influences On Seed Plants And Ferns During 18 Years Of Primary Succession On Puerto Rican Landslides”. Journal of Ecology 101(3): 650-661.

Walker, L. A, and A. B Shiels. 2013. Landslide Ecology. Cambridge, U.K.: Cambridge University Press. http://ebooks.cambridge.org/ebook.jsf?bid=CBO9780511978685.

Shiels, A. B, and L. A Walker. 2013. “Landslides Cause Spatial And Temporal Gradients At Multiple Scales In The Luquillo Mountains Of Puerto Rico”. In Ecological Bulletins 54: Ecological gradient analyses in a tropical landscape, Ecological Bulletins 54: Ecological gradient analyses in a tropical landscape, Oxford: John Wiley & Sons, 211–221. https://www.aphis.usda.gov/wildlife_damage/nwrc/publications/13pubs/shiels134.pdf.

Walker, L. A. 2013. “The Shifting Influence Of Abiotic Drivers During Landslide Succession In Puerto Rico” eds. A. B Shiels, Bellingham, P.J., and Sparrow, A.D. Journal of Ecology 101: 650-661.

Richardson, B., B. Richardson, G. González, A. B Shiels, and D.S. Srivastava. 2010. “A Canopy Trimming Experiment In Puerto Rico: The Response Of Litter Invertebrate Communities To Canopy Loss And Debris Deposition In A Tropical Forest Subject To Hurricanes”. Ecosystems 13(2): 286-301. http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs10021-010-9317-6.

Shiels, A. B, J. K Zimmerman, D. Garcia-Montiel, I. Jonckheere, J. Holm, D. Horton, and N. V. L. Brokaw. 2010. “Plant Responses To Simulated Hurricane Impacts In A Subtropical Wet Forest, Puerto Rico”. Journal of Ecology 98: 659-673.

Walker, L. A, E. Velazquez, and A. B Shiels. 2009. “Applying Lessons From Ecological Succession To The Restoration Of Landslides”. Plant and Soil 324(1-2): 157-168. http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs11104-008-9864-1?LI=true#page-1.

Walker, L. A, and A. B Shiels. 2008. “Post-Disturbance Erosion Impacts Carbon Fluxes And Plant Succession On Recent Tropical Landslides”. Plant and Soil 313: 205-216.

Shiels, A. B, C.A. West, L. Weiss, P.D. Klawinski, and L. A Walker. 2008. “Soil Factors Predict Initial Plant Colonization On Puerto Rican Landslides”. Plant Ecology 195: 165-178.

Shiels, A. B. 2006. “Leaf Litter Decomposition And Substrate Chemistry Of Early Successional Species On Landslides In Puerto Rico”. Biotropica 38: 348-353.

Shiels, A. B, L. A Walker, and J. Thompson. 2006. “Organic Matter Inputs Create Variable Resource Patches On Puerto Rican Landslides”. Plant Ecology 184: 223-236.

Shiels, A. B, and L. A Walker. 2003. “Bird Perches Increase Forest Seeds On Puerto Rican Landslide”. Restoration Ecology 11: 457-465.

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