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2023 

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Using range size to augment regional priority listing of charismatic insects

J.T. Bried, M. Rocha-Ortega

Biological Conservation  

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The potential of trait data to increase the availability of bioindicators: A case study using plant conservatism values

V.E. Crisfield, C.D. Ficken, B.E. Allen, S.K. Jog, J.T. Bried

Ecological Applications  

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Odonata as focal taxa for ecological restoration

F. Harabiš, J.P. Simaika, A. Dolný, S.H. Luke, M. Elo, J.T. Bried, M.J. Samways

Dragonflies & Damselflies 2e, Oxford University Press   

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Odonata as indicators of pollution, habitat quality, and landscape disturbance

H. Šigutová, A. Dolný, M.J. Samways, S. Hardersen, J.M.B. Oliveira-Junior, et al. 

Dragonflies & Damselflies 2e, Oxford University Press 

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Odonata assemblages in human-modified landscapes

B.D. Smith, G. Villalobos-Jiménez, M.A.C. Perron, G. Sahlén, G. Assandri, et al.

Dragonflies & Damselflies 2e, Oxford University Press 

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Metacommunity concepts, approaches, and directions with Odonata

J.T. Bried, F. Alves-Martins, L.S. Brasil, S.J. McCauley

Dragonflies & Damselflies 2e, Oxford University Press

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Dragonflies & Damselflies: Model Organisms for Ecological and Evolutionary Research, 2e

A. Córdoba-Aguilar, C.D. Beatty, J.T. Bried (eds.)

Oxford University Press, 459 pp.

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2022 

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Insect species coexistence and conservation amidst global change

A.M. Siepielski, W.A. Boys, J. Bried, M. Gómez-Llano, T. Lanzer, S.P. Tye

Imperiled: The Encyclopedia of Conservation, Elsevier

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Improved detection of mass effect species assembly for applied metacommunity thinking

J.T. Bried, A. Vilmi  

Journal of Applied Ecology  

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Nonnative species limitation of floristic quality scores in wetland mitigation performance and multimetric health assessment

J.T. Bried, S.K. Jog  

Wetlands  

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2021 

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Odonata species diversity, distributions, and status in a rare sand prairie-savanna wetscape 

J.T. Bried 

International Journal of Odonatology   

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Searching for indicator species of high floristic quality depressional wetlands in the US southern plains

J.T. Bried, T.S. Fouts, S.K. Jog

Wetlands  

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Linking functional diversity, trait composition, invasion, and environmental drivers in boreal wetland plant assemblages

B.E. Allen, E.T. Azeria, J.T. Bried 

Journal of Vegetation Science  

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Calculating population reductions of invertebrate species for IUCN Red List assessments

H.R. Akçakaya, A. Hochkirch, J.T. Bried, R.H.A. van Grunsven, J.P. Simaika, G. De Knijf, S. Henriques 

Journal of Insect Conservation   

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Taxonomic distinctness poorly reflects floristic quality in a wetland study system

S.K. Jog, J.T. Bried 

Ecological Indicators  

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Predicting the distributions of regional endemic dragonflies using a combined model approach

W.A. Boys, A.M. Siepielski, B.D. Smith, M.A. Patten, J.T. Bried

Insect Conservation and Diversity  

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2020 

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Why do bugs perish? Range size and local vulnerability traits as surrogates of Odonata extinction risk

M. Rocha-Ortega, P. Rodríguez, J. Bried, J. Abbott, A. Córdoba-Aguilar 

Proceedings of the Royal Society B 

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Towards global volunteer monitoring of odonate abundance

J. Bried, L. Ries, B. Smith, M. Patten, J. Abbott, and 27 others 

BioScience  

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2019 

    

Enhanced indicator species performance with increasing contextualization 

J.T. Bried, T.S. Fouts, S.K. Jog 

Conservation Science and Practice   

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Breeding thresholds in opportunistic Odonata records 

M.A. Patten, E.A. Hjalmarson, B.D. Smith-Patten, J.T. Bried 

Ecological Indicators  

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A framework for linking competitor ecological differences to coexistence 

B.H. Ousterhout, M. Serrano, J.T. Bried, A.M. Siepielski 

Journal of Animal Ecology   

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Large-scale probabilistic determination of boreal peatlands using Google Earth Engine, open-access satellite data, and machine learning 

E.R. DeLancey, J. Kariyeva, J.T. Bried, J.N. Hird 

PLoS ONE  

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Predator driven niches vary spatially among co-occurring damselfly species

J.T. Bried, A.M. Siepielski 

Evolutionary Ecology 

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Improving taxonomic resolution in large-scale freshwater biodiversity monitoring: an example using wetlands and Odonata

J.T. Bried, R.P. Hinchliffe 

Insect Conservation and Diversity 

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2018  

   

Emergence timing and fixation height in Pachydiplax longipennis (Odonata: Libellulidae) at varying substrate density and sunlight penetration

J.T. Bried, S.N. Murray, S.K. Jog, P. De Marco Jr. 

International Journal of Odonatology  

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Experts and models can agree on species sensitivity values for conservation assessments

J.T. Bried, B.E. Allen, E.T. Azeria, V.E. Crisfield, M.J. Wilson 

Biological Conservation 

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Opportunistic data reveal widespread species turnover in Enallagma damselflies at biogeographical scales 

J.T. Bried, A.M. Siepielski 

Ecography   

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2017  

   

Can land use indicate wetland floristic quality and taxonomic distinctness?

S.K. Jog, J.T. Bried, X. Feng, A.R. Dzialowski, M. Papes, C.A. Davis

Ecological Indicators 

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2016   

  

Rapid buffer assessment fails to predict and classify wetland floristic quality in Oklahoma

J.T. Bried, S.K. Jog, C.A. Davis, A.R. Dzialowski 

Wetlands 

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Species residency status affects model selection and hypothesis testing in freshwater community ecology 

J.T. Bried, A.M. Siepielski, D. Dvorett, S.K. Jog, M.A. Patten, X. Feng, C.A. Davis 

Freshwater Biology 

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2015   

  

Resident-immigrant dichotomy matters for classifying wetland site groups and metacommunities 

J.T. Bried, N.E. McIntyre, A.R. Dzialowski, C.A. Davis 

Freshwater Biology 

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Criteria to infer species’ local residency in standardized adult dragonfly surveys 

J.T. Bried, A.M. Dillon, B.J. Hager, M.A. Patten, B. Luttbeg 

Freshwater Science 

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Survey data matter: predicted niche of adult vs. breeding Odonata

M.A. Patten, J.T. Bried, B.D. Smith-Patten 

Freshwater Science 

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A review of odonatology in freshwater applied ecology and conservation science

J.T. Bried, M.J. Samways

Freshwater Science 

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Directions in applied odonatology (preface to the special series) 

J.T. Bried, C. Hassall, J.P. Simaika, J.D. Corser, J. Ware 

Freshwater Science 

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Predicted crown fire risk adds incentive to restore open-canopy pine barrens at the wildland-urban interface 

J.T. Bried, N.A. Gifford, K.M. Robertson 

Journal of Sustainable Forestry 

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2014

    

Bried JT, Jog SK, Dzialowski AR, Davis CA (2014) Vegetation criteria for identifying potential reference-quality wetlands in the south-central United States. Wetlands 34: 1159-1169.

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Bried J, Tear T, Shirer R, Zimmerman C, Gifford N, Campbell S, O’Brien K (2014) A framework to integrate habitat monitoring and restoration with endangered insect recovery. Environmental Management 54: 1385-1398.

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Bried JT, Patterson III WA, Gifford NA (2014) Why pine barrens restoration should favor barrens over pine. Restoration Ecology 22: 442-446.

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Kutcher TE, Bried JT (2014) Adult Odonata conservatism as an indicator of freshwater wetland condition. Ecological Indicators 38: 31-39.

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2013

    

Bried JT (2013) Adaptive cluster sampling in the context of restoration. Restoration Ecology 21: 585-591.

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Bried JT, Jog SK, Matthews JW (2013) Floristic quality assessment signals human disturbance over natural variability in a wetland system. Ecological Indicators 34: 260-267.

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2012  

   

Bried JT, Murtaugh JE, Dillon AM (2012) Local distribution factors and sampling effort guidelines for the rare frosted elfin butterfly. Northeastern Naturalist 19: 673-684.

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Bried JT, D’Amico F, Samways MJ (2012) A critique of the dragonfly delusion hypothesis: why sampling exuviae does not avoid bias. Insect Conservation and Diversity 5: 398-402.

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Langwig KE, Frick WF, Bried JT, Hicks AC, Kunz TH, Kilpatrick AM (2012) Sociality, density-dependence and microclimates determine the persistence of populations suffering from a novel fungal disease, white-nose syndrome. Ecology Letters 15: 1050-1057.

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Pellet J, Bried JT, Parietti D, Gander A, Heer PO, Cherix D, Arlettaz R (2012) Monitoring butterfly abundance: beyond Pollard walks. PLoS ONE 7(7): e41396.

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Bried JT, Pellet J (2012) Optimal design of butterfly occupancy surveys and testing if occupancy converts to abundance for sparse populations. Journal of Insect Conservation 16: 489-499.

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Bried JT, Dillon AM (2012) Bee diversity in scrub oak patches 2 years after mow and herbicide treatment. Insect Conservation and Diversity 5: 237-243.

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Bried JT, Hager BJ, Hunt PD, Fox JN, Jensen HJ, Vowels KM (2012) Bias of reduced-effort community surveys for adult Odonata of lentic waters. Insect Conservation and Diversity 5: 213-222.

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Bried JT, Strout KM, Portante T (2012) Coefficients of conservatism for the vascular flora of New York and New England: inter-state comparisons and expert opinion bias. Northeastern Naturalist 19(Special Issue 6): 101-114. 

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2011    

 

Bried JT, Hecht JA (2011) Comparison of herbicide treatments to control native aspen encroachment in pine barrens. Natural Areas Journal 31: 288-293.

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Bried JT, Langwig KE, DeWan AA, Gifford NA (2011) Habitat associations and survey effort for shrubland birds in an urban pine barrens preserve. Landscape and Urban Planning 99: 218-225.

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Bried JT, Ervin GN (2011) Randomized intervention analysis for detecting non-random change and management impact: dragonfly examples. Ecological Indicators 11: 535-539.

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2010  

   

Bried JT, Gifford NA (2010) Mowing and herbicide of scrub oaks in pine barrens: baseline data (New York). Ecological Restoration 28: 245-248.

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Bried JT, Mazzacano CA (2010) National review of state wildlife action plans for Odonata species of greatest conservation need. Insect Conservation and Diversity 3: 61-71.

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Gifford NA, Deppen JM, Bried JT (2010) Importance of an urban pine barrens for the conservation of early-successional shrubland birds. Landscape and Urban Planning 94: 54-62.

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2009

    

Bried JT (2009) Information costs of reduced-effort habitat monitoring in a butterfly recovery program. Journal of Insect Conservation 13: 615-626.

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Bried JT (2009) Location and seasonal differences in adult dragonfly size and mass in northern Mississippi, USA (Odonata: Libellulidae). International Journal of Odonatology 12: 123-130.

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Bried JT, Edinger GJ (2009) Baseline floristic assessment and classification of pine barrens vernal ponds. Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society 136: 128-136.

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2008   

  

Krotzer RS, Bried JT, Krotzer MJ (2008) The Odonata of Mississippi. Bulletin of American Odonatology 10: 65-91.

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2007

    

Bried JT, Ervin GN (2007) Intraspecific models and spatiotemporal context of size-mass relationships in adult dragonflies. Journal of the North American Benthological Society 26: 681-693.

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Bried JT, Herman BD, Ervin GN (2007) Umbrella potential of plants and dragonflies for wetland conservation: a quantitative case study using the umbrella index. Journal of Applied Ecology 44: 833-842.

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2006   

  

Ervin GN, Herman BD, Bried JT, Holly DC (2006) Evaluating non-native species and wetland indicator status as components of wetlands floristic assessment. Wetlands 26: 1114-1129. 

    

Ervin GN, Majure LC, Bried JT (2006) Influence of long-term greentree reservoir impoundment on stand structure, species composition, and hydrophytic indicators. Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society 133: 468-481.

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Bried JT, Ervin GN (2006) Abundance patterns of dragonflies along a wetland buffer. Wetlands 26: 878-883.

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2005

    

Bried JT, Ervin GN (2005) Distribution of adult Odonata among localized wetlands in east-central Mississippi. Southeastern Naturalist 4: 731-744.

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Bried JT, Krotzer S (2005) New species records for Mississippi: an expected dragonfly and an unexpected damselfly. Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences 50: 233-234.

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Bried JT (2005) Species of adult Odonata from three natural areas in northern Mississippi. Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences 50: 231-232.

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Bried JT, Bennett LW, Ervin GN (2005) Live mass and length-mass allometry of adult Odonata collected in east-central Mississippi, USA. Odonatologica 34: 111-122.

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