Is the international frog legs trade a potential vector for deadly amphibian pathogensB. Gratwicke, Matthew J. Evans, P. Jenkins, M. Kusrini +3 more201070 citationsSemantic ScholarSave
Broken screens: the regulation of live animal imports in the United States.P. Jenkins200750 citationsSemantic ScholarSave
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Trade and exotic species introductions.P. Jenkins, O. Sandlund, P. Schei, Å. Viken199922 citationsSemantic ScholarSave
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Environmental Impact Modeling for a Small-Scale Field Test of Methane Removal by Iron Salt AerosolsTimothy M. Sturtz, P. Jenkins, Renaud Kieschen De Richter2022Sustainability9 citations Open accessSemantic ScholarSave
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International Law Related to Precautionary Approaches to National Regulation of Plant ImportsP. Jenkins2005Journal of World Trade5 citationsSemantic ScholarSave
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Hyman and Wernstedt's Analytical Framework.P. Jenkins1995Conservation Biology0 citationsSemantic ScholarSave
Cecil Rowland Millikan D.Sc.(Melb), M.Ag.Sc.P. Jenkins1992Australasian Plant Pathology0 citations Open accessSemantic ScholarSave
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