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1973. Platt, D., F. Cross, D. Distler, O. Fent, E. Hall, M. Terman, J. Walstrom, and J. Zimmerman. Rare,
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1974a. Variations in small mammal home range size: One hypothesis. Biologist, 56: 153-156.
1974b. The Ecology of Crayfish: Some observations on behavioral factors. Biologist, 56: 32-39.
1974c. Behavioral interactions between Microtus and Sigmodon: a model for competitive exclusion. J. Mammal.,
55: 705-719.
1978. Population dynamics of Microtus and Sigmodon in central Kansas. Trans. Kansas Acad. Science, 81:
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1981. Performance data for a passive solar earth-sheltered home. Underground Space 6: 180-185.
1982. Teaching the scientific method through an experimentaldesign assignment in general zoology and general
botany. In Meeth, L. R. and D. S. Gregory, Directory of teaching innovations in biology. Studies in Higher Education, American
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1983. ---and Virleen Bailey. A comparative study of the Great Blue Heron in Kansas. Trans. Kansas Acad.
Science, 86: 81-89.
1985. ---and Virleen Bailey. Update on the least weasel (Mustela nivalis) in Kansas. Trans. Kansas
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1987. Terman Environmental Study Area. Trans. Kansas Acad. Science 91(1-2): 50-52.
1989. Bailey, V, and R. Wall. Noteworthy longevity in Crotalus viridus viridus (Rafinesque). Trans. Kansas
Acad. Science 92 (1-2).
1992. Book review: The Environment and the Christian: What Can We Learn from the New Testament?
by ed. Calvin B. DeWitt (Grand Rapids, MI: Baker, 1991), 156 pp. Direction 21(2): 70-71.
1992. Book review: Earthkeeping in the 90?s: Stewardship of Creation. By Loren Wilkinson (ed.). Grand
Rapids, MI: Eerdmans. Direction 21(2): 70-71.
1994. The promise of natural links. Golf Course Management 62 (12): 52-59.
1995. Naturalized golf courses may serve as nature preserves (Kansas). Restoration and Management Notes
13 (1):127.
1996. The bird communities of Prairie Dunes Country Club and Sand Hills State Park. USGA Green Section
Record 34 (6): 10-14.
1997. Natural links: naturalistic golf courses as wildlife habitats. Landscape and Urban Planning 38:183-197.
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2000a. Ecology and golf: saving habitats on human landscapes. Golf Course Management 68(1):52-54..
2000b. The ecology of golf: saving stepping stones for nature. Golf Research News 1(3):11-17.
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2000. The environmental crisis: thoughts of a Christian ecologist. Direction 29 (1): 38-45. [online]
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2001. Book review: Creation and the Environment: An Anabaptist Perspective on a Sustainable World by
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