James M. Waddington is affiliated with McMaster University in Canada and works primarily within the field of Environmental Science. Their research focuses extensively on peatlands and wetlands ecology, with significant contributions also in the areas of fire effects on ecosystems, coastal wetland ecosystem dynamics, botany and plant ecology studies, climate change and permafrost, as well as turtle biology and conservation and amphibian and reptile biology.
The scientist has contributed to a variety of publication venues, with frequent articles appearing in:
Among recent papers authored or co-authored by James M. Waddington are:
Waddington collaborates frequently with several researchers, including:
Their work spans various subfields of study such as:
J. M. Waddington;K. D. Warner;G. W. Kennedy
Merritt R. Turetsky;Agnieszka Kotowska;Jill Bubier;Nancy B. Dise
T. R. Moore;N. T. Roulet;J. M. Waddington
J. M. Waddington;P. J. Morris;N. Kettridge;G. Granath;G. Granath
J. M. Waddington;N. T. Roulet
J. M. Waddington;N. T. Roulet
M. R. Turetsky;M. R. Turetsky;C. C. Treat;M. P. Waldrop;J. M. Waddington
J. M. Waddington;N. T. Roulet;R. V. Swanson
M Strack;J. M Waddington;L Rochefort;Eeva-Stiina Tuittila
S. E. Frolking;J. L. Bubier;T. R. Moore;T. Ball
M. Strack;J. M. Waddington;E.-S. Tuittila;E.-S. Tuittila;E.-S. Tuittila
M. R. Chivers;M. R. Turetsky;J. M. Waddington;J. W. Harden
P. McNeil;J. M. Waddington
M. Strack;M. Strack;J. M. Waddington
B. W. Benscoter;D. K. Thompson;J. M. Waddington;M. D. Flannigan;M. D. Flannigan
Ming-ko Woo;James M. Waddington
J.M. Waddington;N.T. Roulet
M. Strack;J. M. Waddington;R. A. Bourbonniere;R. A. Bourbonniere;E. L. Buckton
Manuel Helbig;Manuel Helbig;James Michael Waddington;Pavel Alekseychik;Brian D. Amiro
N. Kettridge;M. R. Turetsky;J. H. Sherwood;D. K. Thompson
J. M. Waddington;J. S. Price
M. Strack;E. Kellner;J. M. Waddington
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