Arnold G. van der Valk is affiliated with Iowa State University in the United States and focuses their research on environmental science and agricultural and biological sciences. Their work examines several subfields including ecology, nature and landscape conservation, plant science, soil science, and ecological modeling.
The scientist's research topics primarily cover coastal wetland ecosystem dynamics, ecology and vegetation dynamics studies, Mediterranean and Iberian flora and fauna, soil erosion and sediment transport, species distribution and climate change, philosophy and history of science, and evolution and genetic dynamics.
Recent publications by Arnold G. van der Valk include:
Frequent coauthors in their work include:
Their publications have appeared in venues such as Hydrobiologia and Wetland Science and Practice.
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Susan M. Galatowitsch;Arnold G. van der Valk
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Thomas W. Jurik;Shih-Chin Wang;Arnold G. van der Valk
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Charles H. Welling;Roger L. Pederson;Arnold G. van der Valk
Eric W. Seabloom;Arnold G. van der Valk
Eric W. Seabloom;Eric W. Seabloom;Arnold G. van der Valk;Kirk A. Moloney
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Paul R. Wetzel;Arnold G. van der Valk;Susan Newman;Dale E. Gawlik
Susan M. Galatowitsch;Arnold G. van der Valk
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Arnold G. van der Valk;Tony L. Bremholm;Elizabeth Gordon
A.G. Van Der Valk;P.M. Attiwill
Margaret Holt Mueller;Margaret Holt Mueller;Arnold G. van der Valk
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Susan M. Galatowitsch;Susan M. Galatowitsch;Arnold G. van der Valk
Eric W. Seabloom;Kirk A. Moloney;Arnold G. van der Valk
Paul R. Wetzel;Arnold G. van der Valk;Louis A. Toth
Bradley A. Miller;William G. Crumpton;Arnold G. van der Valk
Craig B. Davis;Arnold G. van der Valk
Paul R. Wetzel;Arnold G. van der Valk
Arnold G. van der Valk;Judith M. Rhymer;Henry R. Murkin
Dale A. Wrubleski;Henry R. Murkin;Arnold G. van der Valk;Jeffrey W. Nelson
Charles H. Welling;Roger L. PEDERSONt;Arnold G. Van Der Valk
Arnold G. van der Valk;Robert W. Jolly
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