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ENHPBRS Grant Recipients & Research Topics |
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A. Achenbach Ludwig Maximilians & M. Rohde, University, Munich, Germany; Occurrence of local adaptation in chemical and behavioral traits and underlying population genetics structure in the slavemaking ant Protomognathus americanusand its hosts C. Burns, WildMetro; Small mammal diversity and abundance in the Edmund Niles Huyck Preserve M. Dlugos, Binghamton University; Effects of temperature photoperiod, food abundance and predator abundance on Aquarius remigis mating tactics and behavioral syndromes O. Eldakar, Binghamton University; The evolutionary response of the eastern tree hole mosquito Ochlerotatus triseriatus and the invasive Ochlerotatus japonicus to local acid rain environments in the Adirondacks region of NewYork State L. Gormezano, American. Museum of Natural History; Noninvasive DNA sampling to estimate abundance, distribution and genetic structure of coyotes in Huyck Preserve, NY C. Jimenez & F. Burbink, The College of Staten Island; Phylogenetic and population genetics analyses of Thamnophis sirtalis of the Huyck Preserve with a comparison to northeastern United States populations E. Mooney, W. Virginia University; Genetic and evolutionary consequences of harvest in American ginseng Parex quinquefolius A. Achenbach Ludwig Maximilians & M. Rohde, University, Munich, Germany; Colony rounding, risk evaluation and chemical war-fare in the slavemaking ant Protomagnathus americanus M. Dlugos, Binghamton University; The effects of temperature, food abundance, eclosion date, and female receptivity on Aquarius remigis tactic choice E. Mooney, W. Virginia University; Genetic and evolutionary consequences of harvest in American ginseng, Panex quinquefolius I. Pnadourski, Inst. of Zoology Bulgarian
Acad. of Sciences; Taxonomy, faunistics and zoogeography of the Copepods (Crustacea)
from the Edmund Niles Huyck Preserve A. Boulton, Villanova University; Influences of a common wood anton native and exotic plant species G. Bove, SUNY Buffalo; Zooplankton migration in Myosotis Lake, Huyck Preserve, using Acoustic Doppler Profiler (ACDP) and Schindler-Patalas trap J. DeVito, Miami University; Response of terrestrial riparian wolf spiders (Pirata sedentarius) to chemical cues of vertebrate and invertebrate predators M. Dlugos, Binghamton University; Flexibility
of Aquarius remigis tactics: Does temperature, food abundance, and
development time influence A. remigis tactic choice? John Arnason, University at Albany; Investigation of Mercury in Sediments of Lincoln Pond and Myosotis Lake of Ten-Mile Creek Watershed, Edmund Nilles Huyck Preserve Susan Beatty, University of Colorado, Boulder; The Meaning of Disturbance in Ecological Systems April Boulton, Villanova University; Influences of a common wood ant (Formica exsectoides Forel) on plant biodiversity in Huyck Preserve Jill DeVito, Jesse Meik & Marina Gerson, University of Texas @ Arlington; Physiological tolerances of riparian lycosid spiders: a mechanistic analysis of differential tolerances to thermal & desiccation stress Susanne Foitzik & Miriam Brandt, Regensburg University, Germany; Influence of slavemaking ants on their hosts - a field manipulation study Sean Madden, University at Albany; Water Quality and Biological Sampling Along Ten-Mile Creek: A Companion Study To the Restoration of Patroon Creek Julie Urban,
New York State Museum, A Phylogeny of the Planthopper Laboratory for
Conservation & Superfamily Fulgoroidea Evolutionary Genetics Miriam Brandt & Susanne Foitzik, Regensburg University,
Germany; Strength of reciprocal selection pressures and coevolutionary hot spots
in social parasite systems Jill DeVito, University of Texas @ Arlington; I.
Safety in numbers: metamorphic synchrony and aggregation as anuran antipredator
defense strategies & II. Physiological tolerances and micro-habitat
partitioning among three sympatric Lycosid spiders Elyse A. Glover, The University at Albany; Do House Wrens (Troglodytes
asdon) exhibit relic rejection behavior in response to experimental brood
parasitism? Ryan Herlands, Vanderbilt University; The role of ecology in population
differentiation in Neochlamisus bebbianae
leaf beetles James McCormick, The University at Albany; Influence of
bluejay caching behavior upon American beech population structure Jesse M. Meik, University of Texas @ Arlington; Physiological tolerances and microhabitat partitioning among three sympatric Lycosid spiders James Runkle, Wright State University; Twenty-four years change on a 200-yr old Tsuga canadensis woods Jill DeVito, University of Texas @ Arlington; I.
Safety in numbers: metamorphic synchrony and aggregation as anuran antipredator
defense strategies Elyse A. Glover, The University at Albany; I. Will
parasitic egg models affect house wren behavior? & II. A survey of
brown-headed cowbirds and their hosts Ryan Herlands, Vanderbilt University; The importance of ecology in
speciation: Identifying ecological
factors that affect population differentiation in sympatric host forms of Neochlamisus
bebbianae leaf beetles Mark McLean, University of Colorado @ Boulder; Patterns of
species richness in deciduous forests: the
effects of adjacent vegetation, stand age and environmental variability James McCormick, The University at Albany; Influence of
bluejay caching behavior upon American beech population structure Oscar Rios-Cardenas, SUNY – Buffalo; Effects of parental effort on reproductive success and a possible cue of paternity in the pumpkinseed sunfish (Lepomis gibbosus) Emily
Russell, Rutgers University; Eighteenth Century vegetation of the Huyck Preserve Jill
DeVito, University of Texas
@ Arlington; Safety in numbers:
metamorphic synchrony and aggregation as anuran antipredator defense
strategies. Jennifer
Frank, University at Albany; Effects of earthworms and vertebrate predators
on the structures and function of the decomposer community in north-eastern
deciduous forests. Sabastian
Interlandi, Drexel University; Assessing
phytoplankton to elemental stoichiometry relationships in living & fossil
communities. Kelly
MacWatters, University at Albany; Data management at the Edmund Niles Huyck Preserve
and Biological Research Station. James
McCormick, University at Albany; Influence of blue jay caching behavior Upon
American beech population structure. Mark
McLean, University of Colorado; Patterns
of species richness and composition
in the understory vegetation of a mixed Hardwood/Hemlock forest at the Edmund
Niles Huyck Preserve. Steven
Rice, Union College; Understanding
bryophyte water relations: Field validation of a canopy exchange model. Oscar Rios-Cardenas, SUNY @ Buffalo; Cost of parental behavior and patterns of Paternal effort and paternity in the Pumpkinseed sunfish (Lepomis gibbosus). 1999
ENHPBRS
Grant Recipients John
Confer, Ithaca College;
Shrubland birds of the Blenheim-Gilboa right-of-way:
Density, nesting success, and impact on adjacent birds of the forest. Susanne
Foitzik & Christopher DeHeer, Colorado State University;
Co-evolutionary arms race between a socially parasitic ant and its host. Jennifer
Frank, University at Albany; Effects of earthworms and predators on the
structure and function of the detrital community in northeastern mixed deciduous
forests. Geoffrey
Gardner, University at Albany; Beech scale (Cyyptococcus
fagisuga) dynamics in an aftermath forest. John
Maerz, SUNY-Binghamton; Variation in salamander foraging patterns and potential
consequences for forest invertebrate communities. Oscar
Rios-Cardenas,
SUNY-Buffalo; Patterns of paternity in the pumpkinseed sunfish (Lepomis
gibbosus). George
Robinson, University at Albany; Forest succession and landscape change in the
Huyck Preserve. Isabella Scheiber, University at Albany; Mate choice in the house wren (Troglodytes aedon), a monomorphic passerine. Gregory Bole, SUNY - Stony Brook ; Continuing investigation into the role of sexual selection in the speciation of Photinus fireflies Grant Brown, Union College ; Investigation into whether fathead minnows use visible social cues to reduce local predation risk Jennifer Frank, SUNY - Albany ; Effects of earthworms on decomposition in the presence and absence of an amphibian predator Geoffrey Gardner, SUNY - Albany ; Beech scale dynamics and spatial distribution of American beech in an aftermath forest Michael Messere, SUNY - Albany ; Effect of gap size on densities of Plethodon cinereus in selectively cut forests Stacy Morris , SUNY – Albany ; Diurnal abundance of litter invertebrates across seasons and among different temperate forest types George Robinson , SUNY - Albany ; Ecosystem effects of disease-driven decline in American beech Isabella Scheiber, SUNY - Albany ; Female choice and the mating system of a population of house wrens (Troglodytes aedon), a monomorphic passerine Conrad Vispo, A field guide to ecological history of the Catskill/Hudson/Berkshire region Nicole Wright, SUNY – Albany ; Land-use history, population structure and small-scale spatial pattern in beech bark disease Gregory Bole , SUNY - Stony Brook ; Speciation and sexual selection in two species of Photinus fireflies Jennifer Frank, SUNY - Albany ; Effects of earthworms on decomposition in the presence and absence of an amphibian predator Geoffrey Gardner, SUNY - Albany ; Beech scale dynamics and American beech regeneration in an aftermath forest Chad Hershock, University of Michigan ; Effects of plant-plant interactions on community structure along gradients of soil productivity in old fields. Michael Messere, SUNY - Albany ; Effect of selective logging on the distribution of Plethodon cinereus George Robinson, SUNY - Albany ; Continuing studies of beech bark disease in the Huyck Preserve Isabella Scheiber, SUNY - Albany ; Female choice and the mating system of a population of house wrens, a monomorphic passerine feeding community
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