
Evaluating genetic consequences of population declines in northern Michigan's woodland deer mouse, Peromyscusmaniculatus gracilis, via mitochondrial and microsatellite DNA analyses of historical museum specimens and current populations.Advisor: Dr. Susan Hoffman. Miami University. field and lab work. 2005-present. | ![]() ![]() |
Investigating home range utilization, social and mating system of the banner-tailed kangaroo rat, Dipodomys spectabilis, in southeastern Arizona via spool-and-line tracking, direct observations, and microsatellite DNA analyses.Advisor: Dr. Peter Waser. Purdue University. field and lab work. 1998-2002 (2 yrs as undergrad, 2 as grad). | ![]() ![]() |
Effects of non-native Ligustrum (Privet) shrub species on community composition of a northeast Texas woodlot.Advisor: Dr. Marcy Brown Marsden. University of Dallas. field and lab work. 1997-1999.(Student research coordinator for university woodlot research. 1997-1999.) | ![]() |
Parental care behavior, population trends and microbiota prevalence in Western gull (Larus occidentalis) colonies of Alactraz Island, San Francisco, California.Advisor: Dr. Marcy Brown Marsden. University of Dallas. field work summer 1997; lab work 1997-1998. | ![]() |
Analysis of Texas bird population trends for republication of book, The Birds of North Central Texas, by Warren Pulich; avian study skin preparation for University of Dallas collection and local education centers.Supervisor: Professor Emeritus Warren Pulich. University of Dallas. field and lab work. 1996-1997. | ![]() |
Coastal and woodland bird population surveys of southern New Hampshire. Supervisors: Mr. Timothy Bertrand and Mr. Dane Badders, Manchester High School West, NH. field work. 1993-1995. | |




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