Michael B. Coughenour is affiliated with Colorado State University in the United States. Their research spans multiple fields including Environmental Science, Earth and Planetary Sciences, and Agricultural and Biological Sciences.
Their work focuses on several specialized subfields such as Atmospheric Science, Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law, Ecology, Nature and Landscape Conservation, and Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine.
Main topics covered by their research include:
Recent publications demonstrate the breadth of their research interests. Notable papers include:
Frequent co-authors associated with Michael B. Coughenour's work include:
These co-authors have collaborated with Coughenour multiple times, contributing to research outputs related to their fields of study and topics.
Publication venues where their research has appeared frequently include:
Mahesh Sankaran;Niall P. Hanan;Robert J. Scholes;Jayashree Ratnam
Derek W. Bailey;John E. Gross;Emilio A. Laca;Larry R. Rittenhouse
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Francis J. Singer;Albert Harting;Kate K. Symonds;Michael B. Coughenour
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Jake F. Weltzin;Michael B. Coughenour
M. B. Coughenour;J. E. Ellis;D. M. Swift;D. L. Coppock
Lindsey Christensen;Michael B. Coughenour;James E. Ellis;Zuo Zhong Chen
S. J. McNaughton;Linda L. Wallace;Michael B. Coughenour
Michael B. Coughenour;Francis J. Singer
H. J. de Knegt;F. van Langevelde;M. B. Coughenour;A. K. Skidmore
S. Begzsuren;J.E. Ellis;D.S. Ojima;M.B. Coughenour
Thomas J. Stohlgren;Michael B. Coughenour;Geneva W. Chong;Dan Binkley
Henrik J. de Knegt;Frank van Langevelde;Andrew K. Skidmore;Audrey Delsink
Joseph L. Eastman;Joseph L. Eastman;Michael B. Coughenour;Roger A. Pielke
L. L. Wallace;S. J. McNaughton;M. B. Coughenour
Michael B. Coughenour;James E. Ellis
Glenn E. Plumb;P.J. White;Michael B. Coughenour;Rick L. Wallen
K.L. Metzger;M.B. Coughenour;R.M. Reich;R.B. Boone
M. B. Coughenour;S. J. McNaughton;L. L. Wallace
Ricardo M. Holdo;Robert D. Holt;Michael B. Coughenour;Mark E. Ritchie
R. W. Ruess;S. J. McNaughton;M. B. Coughenour
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Randall B. Boone;Michael B. Coughenour;Kathleen A. Galvin;James E. Ellis
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