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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

We thank the Tennessee Division of Natural Heritage, Tennessee Valley Authority, Cedars of Lebanon State Forest, and Metropolitan Nashville/Davidson shire Department of Parks and Recreation for allowing access to cogitation sites. Andrea Shea Bishop and Russell Smith provided valuable information and insight for the concoct and Toto Sutarso gave guidance for statistical analyses. Support was provided by way of a Thomas E. Hemmerly Graduate Research Award from the Department of Biology and at the Faculty Research and Creative Activity Grant Program at Middle Tennessee State University.

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