The OAKTrust Digital Repository

The OAKTrust digital repository at Texas A&M is a digital service that collects, preserves, and distributes the scholarly output of the University. The repository facilitates open access scholarly communication while preserving the scholarly legacy of the Texas A&M community.

 

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Recent Submissions

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Creating Partnerships
(Extension Foundation, 2024-12-31) Ritter, N. L.
This five-module course is designed to support learners in understanding the importance of creating strong partnerships between veterinarians and producers to enhance profitability and sustainability.
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Catalogs for the TM Members required for the Southern African Eptesicus
(Ecology and Conservation Biology, Texas A&M University)
Data pages for TM37614-TM37953 corresponding to unique identifiers of specimens/samples examined for biological research. Specimens are primarily housed at Texas A&M University; Biodiverstiy Research and Teaching Collections
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Duane Schilitter field not book: SP4068-SP7676_assorted_Schlitter.pdf
(Ecology and Conservation Biology, Texas A&M University) Schlitter, Duane A.
Data pages for SP4068-SP7676_assorted_Schlitter corresponding to unique identifiers of specimens/samples examined for biological research. Specimens are primarily housed at Texas A&M University; Biodiverstiy Research and Teaching Collections; Carnegie
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John Bickham field notebook: Scalaris_AK800-AK856,pdf
(Ecology and Conservation Biology, Texas A&M University) Bickham, John
Data pages for Scalaris_AK800-AK856,pdf corresponding to unique identifiers of specimens/samples examined for biological research. Specimens are primarily housed at Texas A&M University; Biodiverstiy Research and Teaching Collections
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R.M. Pitts field not book: Pitts_7354-12755.pdf
(Ecology and Conservation Biology, Texas A&M University) Pitts, R.M.
Data pages for Pitts_7354-12755 corresponding to unique identifiers of specimens/samples examined for biological research. Specimens are primarily housed at Texas A&M University; Biodiverstiy Research and Teaching Collections