ALT Screenshot of the title and abstract of my publication: ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT Habitat edges influence the distribution of nest predators for Seaside Sparrows, but not nest placement or success By Corina D Newsome, Elizabeth A Hunter Abstract Nest failure for coastal marsh bird species is primarily caused by predation and nest flooding. As sea level rise makes nest flooding more likely, the threat of nest predation will constrain the potential adaptive responses of marsh nesting species. Thus, understanding the predictors of nest predation is important for the conservation of salt marsh-dwelling bird species, such as the Seaside Sparrow (Ammospiza maritima). Predator activity may be influenced by landscape features (particularly habitat edges), potentially making nest predation predictable. We aimed to understand the predictability…