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“Predation on supratidal mangrove littorinids by puffer fishes (Tetraodontidae) in the Gulf of Nicoya, Costa Rica.” Senior Thesis, Eckerd College, 1993. •
“Seed dispersal in a degraded agricultural tropical landscape: the first steps toward reforestation.” M.S. Thesis, University of Florida, 1997. •
“Tropical Forest Succession: Integrating Theory and Application in Forest Restoration” Ph.D dissertation, University of Florida, 2001. •
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(with C. A. Chapman) “Seed Dispersal and Potential Forest Succession in Abandoned Agriculture in Tropical Africa.” Ecological Applications 9(1999): 998‐1008. •
(with V. E. Duncan) “Forest Succession and Distance from Forest Edge in an Afro‐Tropical Grassland.” Biotropica 32 (2000): 33‐41. •
(with C.A. Chapman) “Limitations of Animal Seed Dispersal for Enhancing Forest Succession on Degraded Lands.” In Seed Dispersal and Frugivory: Ecology, Evolution and Conservation, edited by Levey, Galetti, and Silva. Wallingford, Great Britain: CAB International, 2001. •
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(with C. A. Chapman) “Evaluating Strategies to Restore Forests on Degraded Lands: Tropical Forest Succession in Logged Softwood Plantations in Uganda.” Forest Ecology and Management 173 (2003): 235‐250. •
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“Host Distribution and Physiological Effects of Ectocommensal Gill Barnacle (Octolasmis muelleri) Infestation on Blue Crabs (Callinectes sapidus)” Ph.D. dissertation, University of Florida, 1986. •
(with M. G. Wheatly) “Distribution of Octolasmis muelleri, an Ectocommensal Gill Barnacle, on the Blue Crab.” Bulletin of Marine Science 46 (1990):55‐61.“The Effects of Ectocommensal Gill Barnacle (Octolasmis muelleri) Infestationon Blue Crab (Callinectes sapidus Rathbun) Respiration.” Journal of Crustacean Biology 12 (1992): 11‐18. •
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“Recognition Abilities in Mother and Offspring Salamanders: Foraging and Kinship.” Ph.D. Dissertation University of Louisiana at Lafayette, 2001 •
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(with J. R. Gillette) “The Benefits of Transparency: Candling as a Simple Method for Determining Sex in Red‐
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(with Hammer, H.S., Watts, S.A., Lawrence, A.L., Lawrence, J.M.) “The effect of dietary protein and carbohydrate concentration on the biochemical composition and gametogenic condition of the sea urchin Lytechinus varieagatus.” Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 334 (2006), 109‐121. •
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“Genetic Analysis of Phospholipid Transport in Yeast.” Ph.D. dissertation, Emory University, 2001. •
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“The Regulation of Acetylcholine Receptor Synthesis in Chick Skeletal Muscle Cell Cultures: A Pharmacological Approach” Ph.D. Dissertation, State University of New York at Stony Brook, 1982. •
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(with Ellen J. Reinheimer and Maureen Pezzementi) “Acetylcholinesterase from the Skeletal Muscle of the Lamprey Petromyzon marinus Exists in Globular and Asymmetric Forms.” Journal of Neurochemistry 48 (1987):1753‐1760.138 •
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(editor) Directory of Research in Biological Sciences at Primarily Undergraduate Institutions: A Directory of Biological Science Department Information for 1989‐1993. Third Edition. Ashville, North Carolina: Council on Undergraduate Research, 1994. [QH319 .A1 R46 1994] •
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(with Joy F. Johnson) “A Collaborative, Investigative Recombinant DNA Technology Course with Laboratory.” Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education 30 (2002): 376‐379. •
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“Cellular Functions of TC10, A Rho Family GTPase: Regulation of Morphology, Signal Transduction, and Cell Growth” Ph.D. Dissertation, New York University, 1999. •
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“Faunal Remains from Five South Carolina Indian Sites” Ph.D.dissertation, North Carolina State University, 1979. •
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“Genetics and Cytology of Neurospora Intermedia.” Ph.D.dissertation, University of North Carolina, 1977. •
“A Headache to Die For: A Case Study in Forensic Science” and “Is It Safe to Eat Outside the Bun?” The National Center for Case Study Teaching in Science (State University of New York at Buffalo, 2006) Van Zandt, Peter A. •
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(with A. A. Agrawal) “Ecological Play in the Coevolutionary Theater: Genetic and Environmental Determinants of Attack by a Specialist Weevil on Milkweed.” Journal of Ecology 91 (2003): 1049‐1059. •
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