Research Projects by CSUR-REU Students in 2011
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Research Projects by CSUR-REU Students in 2011
Back Row (L to R): Rolando Rojas, Dede Ainbinder, Tyler Bleeker, Jesse Spitzer, Franklin Elvington. Front Row (L to R): Sarah Reda, Shampa Panda, Rachel Coffey, Alyssa Beasley, Jessica Kottwitz, Julie Weicheld
Shampa Panda (University of North Carolina at Chapel hill)
Nutrient dynamics and primary productivity in a biomanipulated eutrophic lake.1
Supervisors: Dr. John Wehr and Mr. Steven Dilonardo
[ABSTRACT] [POSTER]
Rachael coffey (fordham university)
Ecological and genetic characterization of sunfish nesting at Calder Lake.1,2
Supervisors: Drs. Evon Hekkala and Rose Carlson
[ABSTRACT] [POSTER]
franklin elvington (fort valley state university)
Spatial variation and sample effort for Ixodes scapularis nymphs.1
Supervisors: Drs. Thomas Daniels and Richard Falco
dede ainbinder (amherst college)
Feeding ecology of darter fishes: jaw morphology and kinematics.1
Supervisor: Dr. Rose Carlson
[ABSTRACT] [POSTER]
Jessica kottwitz (college of new rochelle)
Oviposition preferences of Ochlerotatus japonicus: container size, infusion type and tree holes.1
Supervisors: Drs. Thomas Daniels and Richard Falco
[ABSTRACT] [POSTER]
Rolando Rojas (CUNY john jay)
Is biodiversity affected by forest fragmentation? A novel approach.1,3
Supervisors: Drs. Amy Litt and Jim Lewis
[ABSTRACT] [POSTER]
Tyler Bleeker (calvin college)
Selection and adaptation on Brassica rapa in a novel environment.1
Supervisors: Mr. Mike Sekor and Dr. Steve Franks
[ABSTRACT] [POSTER]
Alyssa beasley (College of new rochelle)
The future of the forest: vegetation change over time and invasive plant species in an urban old-growth forest.1
Supervisors: Ms. Jessica Arcate and Dr. Jim Lewis
[ABSTRACT] [POSTER]
Jesse Spitzer (SUNY college of environmental science and forestry)
Can variations in leaf-litter inputs induce bottome-up effects in vernal pool food webs?1
Supervisors: Drs. Mike Rubbo and John Wehr
[ABSTRACT] [POSTER]
Julie weicheld (millersville university)
Habitat preferences of Iodes scapularis nymphs: edge vs. woodland.1
Supervisors: Drs. Thomas Daniels and Richard Falco
[ABSTRACT] [POSTER]
Sara Reda (fordham university)
Assessing Caribbean flamingo habitat use and food availability.1
Supervisors: Drs. Nancy Clum, Alan Clark and John Wehr
[POSTER]
1. Funded by the national Science Foundation Grant#1063076 to JDW and JDL
2. Funded in part by a grant from teh Fordham University Environmental Science Department
3. Funded in part by the New York Botanical Garden (AL)
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