The chart shows the distribution of publications by all Research.com ranked scientists in the field of Animal Science and Veterinary in 2026. The highlighted bar marks where Roger D. Shanks sits on this spectrum.
This scientist: 88 publications — 20th percentile
20% of scientists in this discipline score the same or lower.
The last bar groups every scientist with 442 publications or more.
The chart shows the D-index (discipline H-index) distribution of Animal Science and Veterinary scientists ranked by Research.com in 2026. The highlighted bar marks where Roger D. Shanks sits on this spectrum.
This scientist: 31 D-Index — 30th percentile
30% of scientists in this discipline score the same or lower.
The last bar groups every scientist with 77 D-Index or more.
Roger D. Shanks is affiliated with the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in the United States. The academic profile indicates involvement in research and teaching activities through this primary institutional connection.
Details about their recent research output, including paper titles, publication venues, and citations, are not available for this profile.
The available data does not list frequent co-authors or regular publication venues associated with their work.
Information on specific fields of study, subfields, or main topics of research focus is not provided.
There are no records of book publications or awards granted to Roger D. Shanks in the provided data.
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D. L. DeVol;F. K. McKeith;P. J. Bechtel;J. Novakofski
P.J. Berger;R.D. Shanks;A.E. Freeman;R.C. Laben
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R.D. Shanks;P.J. Berger;A.E. Freeman;F.N. Dickinson
R.D. Shanks;A.E. Freeman;P.J. Berger;D.H. Kelley
G.E. Dahl;R.L. Wallace;R.D. Shanks;D. Lueking
E.H. Shim;R.D. Shanks;D.E. Morin
Yang da;Roger D. Shanks;Julie A. Stewart;Harris A. Lewin
R.D. Shanks;A.E. Freeman;P.J. Berger
James M. McFARLANE;Stanley E. Curtis;Roger D. Shanks;Samuel G. Carmer
D E Morin;R D Shanks;G C McCoy
J. P. Elliott;James K Drackley;G. C. Fahey;R. D. Shanks
B.A. Crooker;J.H. Clark;R.D. Shanks
Ming-Che Wu;Roger D. Shanks;Harris A. Lewin
Roger D. Shanks;James L. Robinson
S K Helmink;R D Shanks;E A Leighton
Everett Heath;Peter Weinstein;Belinda Merritt;Roger Shanks
E. Maltz;S. Devir;O. Kroll;B. Zur
Brian A. Crooker;Jimmy H. Clark;Roger D. Shanks
R. D. Shanks;D. B. Dombrowski;G. W. Harpestad;J. L. Robinson
A. G. Braundmeier;J. M. Demers;R. D. Shanks;David J Miller
B F Wolter;M Ellis;J M DeDecker;S E Curtis
B.A. Crooker;J.H. Clark;R.D. Shanks;E.E. Hatfield
Shuangping Zhao;C. H. Malmgren;R. D. Shanks;O. D. Sherwood
Andrea G. Braundmeier;Jill M. Demers;Roger D. Shanks;Richard G. Saacke
K. M. Marshall;W. L. Hurley;R. D. Shanks;M. B. Wheeler
J.L. Robinson;J.L. Burns;C.E. Magura;R.D. Shanks
B. A. Crooker;J. H. Clark;R. D. Shanks;G. C. Fahey
M.R. Murphy;A.W.P. Geijsel;E.C. Hall;R.D. Shanks
J E Hixon;G J Pijanowski;P G Weston;R D Shanks
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