Freese Smith
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Also affiliated: Northeastern State University (2006)
Formerly Arkansas Affiliated with University of Arkansas through 2006.
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Freese Smith's research has focused on aquatic ecosystems and the impact of environmental factors on their inhabitants. Their work includes studies on the effects of urbanization and timber harvest methods on stream ecosystems and benthic meiofauna. Publications also address meiofauna colonization in artificial streams and reference sites within the Illinois River, Arkansas, and compare meiofauna in intermittent streams across different watersheds subjected to timber harvest. Smith has also contributed to discussions on bacterial richness in relation to ecosystem size. Their scholarly output includes five publications with a total of 68 citations and an h-index of 5.
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- h-index: 5
- Publications: 5
- Citations: 68
Selected Publications
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Effects of flow on meiofauna colonization in artificial streams and reference sites within the Illinois River, Arkansas (2006)
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Meiofauna in intermittent streams differ among watersheds subjected to five methods of timber harvest (2001)
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Benthic meiofauna responses to five forest harvest methods (2001)
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OBSERVATIONS ON SCORPIONS (1927)
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