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David L. Bergman

Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service ORCID

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Bergman, David L., D Bergman, D. L. Bergman, David , L. Bergman, David Bergman, David L Bergman, David L. Bergman, David, L. Bergman, David, L. Bergman, lee David

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Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service National Wildlife Research Center United States Department of Agriculture Northern Arizona University Life Services (United States)

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David L. Bergman is an author at Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service specializing in engineering, animal behavior, and conservation biology.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	10	10	225
2	Medicine	5	5	143
3	Education	3	3	127
4	Business	1	1	23
5	Natural Sciences	1	1	35

David L. Bergman

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	Year	Citations
Molecular Inferences Suggest Multiple Host Shifts of Rabies Viruses from Bats to Mesocarnivores in Arizona during 2001–2009 Ivan V. Kuzmin, Mǎng Shī, Lillian A. Orciari, PLoS Pathogens	2012	200
Vigilance in Cattle: The Influence of Predation, Social Interactions, and Environmental Factors Bryan M. Kluever, Stewart W. Breck, Larry D. Howery, Rangeland Ecology & Management Behavioral SciencesAnimal ScienceSocial BehaviorEnvironmental FactorsAnimal Welfare	2008	64
Aversive Conditioning to Reduce Raven Predation on California Least Tern Eggs Michael L. Avery, Mark Pavelka, David L. Bergman, Colonial Waterbirds	1995	61
Predator and heterospecific stimuli alter behaviour in cattle Bryan M. Kluever, Larry D. Howery, Stewart W. Breck, Behavioural Processes Animal PerformanceAnimal BehaviourBehavioral SciencesBehavioral NeuroscienceAnimal Science	2009	51
A reassessment of the evolutionary timescale of bat rabies viruses based upon glycoprotein gene sequences Natalia A. Kuzmina, Ivan V. Kuzmin, James A. Ellison, Virus Genes Glycoprotein Gene SequencesViral EvolutionGeneticsPathogenesisEvolutionary Biology	2013	43
Domestic calf mortality and producer detection rates in the Mexican wolf recovery area: Implications for livestock management and carnivore compensation schemes Stewart W. Breck, Bryan M. Kluever, Michael Panasci, Biological Conservation Domestic Calf MortalityProducer Detection RatesAnimal ScienceAnimal ProtectionAnimal Management	2011	43
Visitation rate and behavior of urban mesocarnivores differs in the presence of two common anthropogenic food sources Tad C. Theimer, Anthony C. Clayton, Alexa Martinez, Urban Ecosystems Feral AnimalEngineeringPredator-prey InteractionAgricultural EconomicsHuman-wildlife Relationship	2015	43
Assessment of transmitter models to monitor beaver Castor canadensis and C. fiber populations Wendy M. Arjo, Roger E. Joos, Christopher O. Kochanny, Wildlife Biology BiologyEngineeringTransmitter ModelsLong-term MonitoringWildlife Ecology	2008	35
No adverse effects of simultaneous vaccination with the immunocontraceptive GonaCon™ and a commercial rabies vaccine on rabies virus neutralizing antibody production in dogs Scott Bender, David L. Bergman, Krista M. Wenning, Vaccine VaccinationVaccine SafetyCommercial RabiesVeterinary VaccineSimultaneous Vaccination	2009	34
NIGHTLY AND SEASONAL MOVEMENTS, SEASONAL HOME RANGE, AND FOCAL LOCATION PHOTO-MONITORING OF URBAN STRIPED SKUNKS (MEPHITIS MEPHITIS): IMPLICATIONS FOR RABIES TRANSMISSION Mark D. Weissinger, Tad C. Theimer, David L. Bergman, Journal of Wildlife Diseases	2009	34

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