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Kaye
Goddard*. Opercular flaps as sexual ornaments for
male longear sunfish. Master of Science, 1996.
*Best Master's Thesis
Award, MO chapter of the American Fisheries Society. Current:
Biologist, General Pet.
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David Woody. The role of alarm pheromones in predation
avoidance by adult central newts, Notophthalmus
viridescens. Master of Science, 1996.
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Daria
Maksimowich. A role for parasites in
the behavior of the Ozark zigzag salamander, Plethodon
angusticlavius. Master of Science, 1998.
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Ethan
Prosen*. Status of the eastern hellbender (Cryptobranchus
alleganiensis alleganiensis) in Missouri: a comparison of past and
present populations. Master of Science, 1999.
*Missouri State Biology Department Distinguished Thesis
Award. Ph.D.
(2004), University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Current: Faculty, New
Jersey City University.
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Aaron
Sullivan. Reproduction, body condition and
dietary variation of the lesser siren (Siren
intermedia). Master of Science, 1999. PhD (2004), State
University of New York at Binghamton. Current, Faculty, Houghton
College (New York).
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Benjamin
Wheeler. Status of the Ozark hellbender (Cryptobranchus
alleganiensis bishopi): a long-term assessment.
Master of Science, 1999. PhD (2007), Arkansas State University.
Current, Faculty, Univ of Arkansas Community College at Batesville
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Todd
Watson. The influence of predation risk on the
foraging and territorial behavior of the Ozark zigzag
salamander (Plethodon angusticlavius). Master of
Science, 2001.
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Paul
Frese. Spatial activity, growth, and population
characteristics of Siren intermedia in an
intensively managed wetland. Master of Science, 2000. Current: Biologist, USDA
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Amy
Commens. Response of three species of darters of
the genus Etheostoma to chemical alarm signals
from conspecifics and congeners. Master of Science, 2000. Current:
Biologist, U.S. Forest Service, Southern Research Station
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Caleb Hickman*.
Response of salamanders to chemical stimuli from predators in natural
habitats. Master of Science, 2002.
*Finalist,
Herpetologists' League Jaeger Award. Current: Field Biologist, Savannah
River Ecology Laboratory
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Shem Unger*.
Sperm production and larval development in hellbenders
(Cryptobranchus alleganiensis alleganiensis and C. a. bishopi):
a comparison of declining and stable populations. Master of
Science, 2003. *
Missouri State Biology Department and
University-wide Distinguished Thesis Award
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Angela Gibson.
Experience with chemical cues influences subsequent behavior of rainbow
darters, Etheostoma caeruluem. Master of Science, 2004.
Current: Curator of Africa exhibit, Dickerson Park Zoo, Springfield,
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Nathan Windel*. Behavioral and metabolic
responses of the southern red-backed salamander (Plethodon serratus)
to predatory stimuli: influence of body size. Master of Science, 2005.
*Missouri State Biology Department and
University-wide Distinguished Thesis Award. Herpetologists' League
Jaeger Award for Graduate Research
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Kyle Shull. Influence of physical stress,
sex, and body size on metabolic rates of Ozark zigzag salamanders,
Plethodon angusticlavius. Master of Science, 2007. Current:
Dental School
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