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Claim	Type	Assessment	Score	Review checks	References
The northern New Mexico thinning-and-prescribed-burning treatments had less impact on beetle communities than clear-cutting or high-severity wildfire, according to the study.	COMPARATIVE	Leans supported	0.6457	1 of 4	104
The northern New Mexico restoration treatments were associated with 21 common beetle species increasing and 35 declining in the post-treatment sub-canopy environment.	QUANTITATIVE	Supported	0.8581	1 of 4	147
In a six-year northern New Mexico mixed-conifer case study, thinning followed by prescribed broadcast burning significantly changed surface-active beetle community composition.	OBSERVATIONAL	Supported	0.8581	1 of 4	111