What is ASPIRE?
ASPIRE, the Archive for Scholarly Publication, Innovation, and Research Experience, is Austin Peay State University's institutional repository. ASPIRE's goal is to provide a central location to preserve, store, and make available the creative and scholarly works of Austin Peay's faculty, staff, and students. In addition, ASPIRE houses University Records, such as Faculty Senate minutes, standing committee meeting minutes, and policy and procedures documents.
Call for Submissions
ASPIRE is now accepting submissions from all departments at Austin Peay. If you have a collection, journal, scholarly publication (published or unpublished), administrative document, or other material important to Austin Peay, email aspire@apsu.edu or call 931-221-6288 to discuss adding it to ASPIRE.
Questions and Assistance
If you have questions or comments, or encounter any issues while using ASPIRE, please email us at aspire@apsu.edu or call 931-221-6288.
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Grady, Jessica Taylor
Variation in scale number and type has been well studied in Teleost fishes however, variation in scale shape has received less attention. Given the well-documented role of environment and phylogeny on multiple aspects of ...
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Pierson, Matt
Resource subsidies can have profound effects on animal behavior, reproduction, and growth. Resource subsidies often result from human-altered environments that augment natural resources, creating small-scale enriched ...
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Hannah, Austin Penn
The Blackside Dace (Chrosomus cumberlandensis; BSD) is a federally threatened minnow that has been extirpated from 31 streams in Tennessee and Kentucky since 1978. Although there is strong evidence linking elevated ...
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Hannah, Austin Penn
The Blackside Dace (Chrosomus cumberlandensis; BSD) is a federally threatened minnow that has been extirpated from 31 streams in Tennessee and Kentucky since 1978. Although there is strong evidence linking elevated ...
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Grady, Jessica Taylor
Variation in scale number and type has been well studied in Teleost fishes however, variation in scale shape has received less attention. Given the well-documented role of environment and phylogeny on multiple aspects of ...
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