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CURRICULUM VITAE

ERIC A. HOFFMAN

ADDRESS:

Department of Biology, University of Central Florida

4000 Central Florida Blvd.

Orlando, Florida 32816

Tel: (407) 823-4007; Fax (407) 823-5769

email: [email protected]

EDUCATION:

2003 PhD, Zoology, Oregon State University, Advisor: Michael Blouin

1997 MS, Biology University of Illinois, Urbana, IL, Advisor: David Pfennig

1993 BS, Ecology, Behavior and Evolution, University of California, San Diego

POSITIONS HELD:

2014 - Undergraduate Programs Coordinator, Department of Biology, University of

Central Florida

2014 Fulbright-BSMP U.S. Scholar, Universidade Federal Fluminense, RJ, Brasil

2013- 2014 Associate Chair, Department of Biology, University of Central Florida

2011- Associate Professor, Department of Biology, University of Central Florida

2005-2011 Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, University of Central Florida

2003-2005 Postdoctoral Research Scientist, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA

1997-2003 Graduate Research Assistant, Department of Zoology, Oregon State University

1993-1997 Graduate Research Assistant, Ecology, Ethology, Evolution, University of Illinois

RESEARCH

PUBLICATIONS:

*Undergraduate authors; **Graduate student authors

Peer reviewed articles:

Published or in press:

41) W. Samantha Yuan*, Eric A. Hoffman, and Linda J. Walters. 2016. Effects of nonnative

invertebrates on two life stages of the eastern oyster Crassostrea virginica. Biological

Invasions, 18:689-701.

40) Gina M. Ferrie**, VC Alford, J Atkinson, E Baitchman, D Barber…, Eric A. Hoffman, et

al. 2014. A general overview of aspects of population genetics, endocrinology,

immunology, toxicology, and ecology that could impact amphibian captive management

with actions for future research. Zoo Biology, 33:485-501.

39) Kim Medley, David Jenkins, and Eric A. Hoffman. 2014. Human-aided and natural

dispersal drive gene flow across the range of an invasive mosquito. Molecular Ecology

24:284-295.

38) Ocean R. Cohen*, Linda J. Walters, and Eric A. Hoffman. 2014. Clash of the Titans:

population genetics of the globally invasive Titan Acorn Barnacle, Megabalanus

coccopoma. Biological Invasions 16:1743-1756.

37) Gina M. Ferrie**, Ocean R. Cohen*, Paul Schutz, Katherine A. Leighty, Chelle Plasse,

Tammie L. Bettinger, and Eric A. Hoffman. 2013. Identifying parentage using molecular

markers: Improving accuracy of studbook records for a captive flock of marabou storks

(Leptoptilus crumeniferus). Zoo Biology 32:556-564.

36) Spinuzzi, S. K. Schneider, L. Walters, W. Yuan and Eric A. Hoffman. 2013. Tracking the

distribution of non-native marine invertebrates (Mytella charruana, Perna viridis and

Megabalanus coccopoma) in the southeastern USA. Marine Biodiversity Records 6:55-

67.

35) Torrence, Kathleen, G.**, M.D. Correia, and Eric A. Hoffman. 2012. Divergent sympatric

lineages of the Atlantic and Indian Ocean crinoid Tropiometra carinata. Invertebrate

Biology 131:355-365.

34) Hether, Tyler D.**, and Eric A. Hoffman. 2012. Machine learning identifies specific

habitats associated with genetic connectivity in Hyla squirella. Journal of Evolutionary

Biology 25:1039-1052.

33) Tursi, Rosanna M.**, Phillip T. Hughes, and Eric A. Hoffman. 2012. Taxonomy versus

phylogeny: Phylogeography of marsh rabbits without hopping to conclusions. Diversity

and Distributions 19:120-133.

32) Phillipsen, Ivan C., W. Chris Funk, Eric A. Hoffman, Kirsten J. Monsen, and Michael S.

Blouin. 2011. Comparative analyses of effective population size within and among

species: ranid frogs as a case study. Evolution 65:2927-2945.

31) May, Sarah E.**, Kim A. Medley, Steve A. Johnson, and Eric A. Hoffman. 2011.

Combining genetic structure and ecological niche modeling to establish units of

conservation: A case study of an imperiled salamander. Biological Conservation

144:1441-1450.

30) Kovacs, Jennifer L., Eric A. Hoffman, Sarah M. Marriner, and Michael A. D. Goodisman.

2010. Detecting selection on morphological traits in social insect castes: the case of the

social wasp. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 101:93-102.

29) Degner, Jacob F.**, Diana M. Silva*, Tyler D. Hether**, Juan M. Daza, and Eric A.

Hoffman. 2010. Fat frogs, mobile genes: unexpected phylogeographic patterns for the

ornate chorus frog (Pseudacris ornata). Molecular Ecology, 19:2501-2515.

28) Yuan, Wei*, Linda J. Walters, Kimberly R. Schneider and Eric A. Hoffman. 2010.

Exploring the survival threshold: A study of salinity tolerance of the non-native mussel,

Mytella charruana. Journal of Shellfish Research, 29:415-422.

27) Gilg, Matthew R., Eric A. Hoffman, Kimberly R. Schneider, Josiah Ryabinov, Christine El-

Khoury, and Linda J. Walters. 2010. Interaction between marine invasions and land-use

changes: recruitment preferences of non-native mussels. Journal of Molluscan Studies

76:333-339.

26) Stenyakina, Anastasia*, Linda J. Walters, Eric A. Hoffman and Cristina Calestani. 2010.

Reproductive biology of Mytella charruana, and introduced bivalve in the southeastern

United States. Molecular Reproduction and Development, 77:222-230.

25) Kovacs, Jennifer L., Eric. A. Hoffman, S. M. Marriner, J. A. Rekau, and Michael A. D.

Goodisman. 2010. Environmental and genetic influences on queen and worker body size

in the social wasp Vespula maculifrons. Insectes Sociaux, 57:53-65.

24) Hether, Tyler D.**, and Eric A. Hoffman. 2010. Characterization of five dinucleotide and

six tetranucleotide polymorphic microsatellite loci for the squirrel treefrog (Hyla

squirella). Molecular Ecology Resources, 10:232-236.

23) Manjerovic, Mary Beth**, Jane M. Waterman, Eric A. Hoffman, and Christopher L.

Parkinson. 2009. Characterization of nine microsatellite loci in the Cape ground squirrel,

Xerus inauris, and their cross-utility in other species. Molecular Ecology Resources,

9:1375-1379.

22) Williams, Sara E.**, and Eric A. Hoffman. 2009. Minimizing genetic adaptations in captive

breeding programs: a review. Biological Conservation 142:2388-2400.

21) Gillis, Nancy K.*, Linda J. Walters, Flavio C. Fernandes and Eric A. Hoffman. 2009.

Genetic structure of native and introduced populations of the charru mussel Mytella

charruana. Diversity and Distributions, 15:784-795.

20) Degner, Jacob F**, Tyler D. Hether**, and Eric A. Hoffman. 2009. Eight novel

tetranucleotide and five cross-species dinucleotide microsatellite loci for the ornate

chorus frog (Pseudacris ornata). Molecular Ecology Resources 9:622-624.

19) Hoffman, Eric A., Jennifer L. Kovacs and Michael A. D. Goodisman. 2008. Genetic

structure and breeding system in a social wasp and its social parasite. BMC Evolutionary

Biology 2008:8:239, pp. 1-13.

18) Kovacs, Jennifer. L., Eric A. Hoffman and, M. A. D. Goodisman. 2008. Mating success in

the polyandrous social wasp Vespula maculifrons. Ethology 114:340-350.

17) Goodisman, M. A. D., Jennifer. L. Kovacs, and Eric A. Hoffman. 2007. The significance of

multiple mating in the social wasp Vespula maculifrons. Evolution 61:2260-2267.

16) Hoffman, Eric A. and M. A. D. Goodisman. 2007. Gene expression and the evolution of

phenotypic diversity in social wasps. BMC Biology 5:23.

15) Michael A. D. Goodisman, Jennifer L. Kovacs and Eric A. Hoffman. 2007. Lack of conflict

during queen production in the social wasp Vespula maculifrons. Molecular Ecology

16:2589-2595.

14) Harlin-Cognato, A., Eric A. Hoffman, and A. G. Jones. 2006. Gene cooption without

duplication during the evolution of a male-pregnancy gene in pipefish. Proceedings of the

National Academy of Sciences USA 103, 19407-19412.

(Subject of articles in Nature, NSF’s web page and many articles in the lay-press)

13) Hoffman, Eric A., F. W. Schueler, A. G. Jones, and M. S. Blouin. 2006. An assessment of

selection on a color polymorphism in the northern leopard frog. Molecular Ecology,

15:2627-2641.

12) Hoffman, Eric A., K. Mobley, and A. G. Jones. 2006. Male pregnancy and the evolution of

body segmentation in seahorses and pipefish. Evolution, 60:404-410.

11) Kolm, N., Eric A. Hoffman, J. Olsson, A. Berglund, and A. G. Jones. 2005. Group stability

and homing behavior but no kin group structures in a coral reef fish. Behavioral Ecology,

16:521-527.

10) Hoffman, Eric A., N. Kolm, A. Berglund, J. R. Arguello, and A. G. Jones. 2005. Genetic

structure in the coral-reef associated Banggai Cardinalfish, Pterapogon kauderni.

Molecular Ecology,14:1367-1375.

9) Hoffman, Eric A., F. W. Schueler, and M. S. Blouin. 2004. Effective population sizes and

temporal stability of genetic structure in Rana pipiens, the northern leopard frog.

Evolution, 58:2536-2545.

8) Hoffman, Eric A., J. R. Arguello, N. Kolm, A. Berglund, and A. G. Jones. 2004. Eleven

polymorphic microsatellite loci in a coral reef fish, Pterapogon kauderni. Molecular

Ecology Notes 4:342-244.

7) Hoffman, Eric A. and M. S. Blouin. 2004. Historical data refute recent range contraction as

an explanation for low genetic diversity in isolated frog populations. Molecular Ecology

13:271-276.

6) Hoffman, Eric A. and M. S. Blouin. 2004. Evolutionary history of the northern leopard frog:

Reconstruction of phylogeny, phylogeography, and historical changes in population

demography from mitochondrial DNA. Evolution 58:145-159.

5) Gomez-Uchida D., Eric A. Hoffman, W. R. Ardren, and M. A. Banks. 2003. Microsatellite

markers for the heavily exploited canary (Sebastes pinniger) and other rockfish species.

Molecular Ecology Notes 3:387-389.

4) Hoffman, Eric A., W. R. Ardren, and M. S. Blouin. 2003. Nine polymorphic microsatellite

markers for the northern leopard frog (Rana pipiens). Molecular Ecology Notes 3:115-

116.

3) Hoffman, Eric A. and M. S. Blouin. 2000. A review of color and pattern polymorphisms in

anurans. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 70:633-665.

2) Hoffman, Eric A. and D. W. Pfennig. 1999. Proximate causes of cannibalistic polyphenism in

larval tiger salamanders. Ecology 80:1076-1080.

1) Pfennig, D. W., S. Ho, and Eric A. Hoffman. 1998. Pathogen transmission as a selective

force against cannibalism. Animal Behavior 55:1255-1261.

(subject of articles in Science News, Science’s web page, ABC News, The Washington

Post, and National Geographic)

Non-peer reviewed articles or abstracts:

6) Brodsky, Sasha, Linda J. Walters, Kimberly R. Schneider, and Eric A. Hoffman. 2011. Cold

temperature effects on byssal thread production by the native mussel Guekensia demissa

versus the non-native mussel Mytella charruana. UCF Undergraduate Research Journal

5:1-10.

5) Hoffman, Eric A., Nancy K. Gillis*, and Linda J. Walters. 2010. Genetic structure of native

and introduced populations of the charru mussel, Mytella charruana. Journal of Shellfish

Research 28:704.

4) Hoffman, Eric A., and Linda J. Walters. 2010. Guide to Recent Marine Coastal Invaders of

the Southeastern United States.

3) Yuan, W.*, Linda J. Walters, Eric A. Hoffman and Kimberly R. Schneider. 2009. Limits on

survival: examining salinity tolerance in the non-native charru mussel, Mytella

charruana. Integrative and Comparative Biology 49:E330.

2) Robinson-Wolrath, S. I., Eric A. Hoffman, Anders Berglund and Adam G. Jones. 2006.

Phenotypic differentiation without genetic divergence among populations of pipefish

(Sygnathus typhle) on a microgeographic scale. Ph.D. Thesis, Uppsala University,

Chapter 1, pages 1-16.

1) Hoffman, Eric A., Michael A. D. Goodisman. 2006. Genomic analysis of caste differentiation

in yellowjacket-wasps. Integrative and Comparative Biology 45:1014.

Manuscripts In review:

Gina M. Ferrie**, Tyler Hether**, Ocean Cohen*, Eran Brusilow**, Christy Sky, Shawnlei

Breeding**, Katherine A. Leighty, Paul Schutz, Chelle Plasse, Tammie L. Bettinger, and

Eric A. Hoffman. Using behavioral observations and genetic markers to characterize the

flexible reproductive system in an ex situ flock of Carmine Bee-eaters (Merops n.

nubicus). Manuscript in review.

Wei S. Yuan**, Linda J. Walters, Sasha A. Brodsky*, Kimberly R. Schneider and Eric A.

Hoffman. Synergistic effects of salinity and temperature on the survival of two non-

native mussels, Mytella charruana (d’Orbigny 1846) and Perna viridis (Linnaeus 1758).

Manuscript in review.

Gordon, Matthew **, James D. Roth, Rosanna M. Tursi**, Phillip T. Hughes, and Eric A.

Hoffman. Using stable isotopes to investigate foraging patterns in the endangered lower

Keys marsh rabbit. Manuscript in review.

Villanova, Vicki L.**, Phillip T. Hughes, and Eric A. Hoffman. Genetic structure and

demographic analysis of Key deer (Odocoileus virginianus clavium). Manuscript in

preparation.

Manuscripts In preparation:

Calazans, Savio H. C.**, Linda J. Walters, Flavio C. Fernandes, Carlos Eduardo L. Ferreira, and

Eric A. Hoffman. Mytella charruana: Stable invasions through time with higher genetic

diversity. Manuscript in prep.

Eric A. Hoffman, Lauren M. Smith*, Teresa Turner, and Linda J. Walters. Connectivity erases

genetic signature of a bottleneck: Genetic impacts of a large-scale population decline on

the long-spined sea urchin, Diadema antillarum. Manuscript in preparation.

Håkon M. Kalkvik, I. Jack Stout, Eric A. Hoffman, Christopher L. Parkinson. Colonization and

divergence: phylogeography and population genetics of the Atlantic coast beach mice.

Manuscript in preparation.

Summer Hamadeh*, Noemi Rebeli Szabo, Wei Yuan, Jennifer Manis, Eric A. Hoffman, and

Linda J. Walters. Feeding habits of the blue crab Callinectes sapidus on native versus

non-native mussels. Manuscript in preparation.

GRANTS:

Active:

2014 – 2016 Title: Hybridization within the North American population of wildebeest (C.

taurinus). Disney’s Animal Kingdom. $888

Role: P.I. – 100%

2013 - 2015 Title: Genetic differentiation among Florida populations of Diadema

antillarum. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. $40,268

Role: P.I. – 50%

2013 – 2015 Title: Carmine Bee-eater DNA Analysis.

Disney’s Animal Kingdom. $1,108

Role: P.I. – 100%

2010 - 2015 Title: Effective population size and population structure in the Key Deer.

US Fish and Wildlife Service. $122,841

Role: P.I. – 100%

Completed/Closed:

2011 - 2014 Title: Historical and contemporary genetic diversity in a captive population

of Guam Micronesian KingFishers. Disney’s Animal Kingdom. $12,500

Role: P.I. – 100%

2011 – 2012 Title: Genetic relatedness and behavior of Greater flamingos and Carmine

Bee eaters at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Disney’s Animal Kingdom. $3000

Role: P.I. – 100%

2011 - 2012 Title: Measuring and monitoring exotic species in the Indian River Lagoon.

US EPA; Indian River Lagoon National Estuary Program. $19,945

Role: P.I. – 50%, Linda Walters – Co-P.I.

2008 - 2012 Title: Strangers in a strange land: biological and economic impacts of two

invasive mussels along the coast of the U.S. in an oyster agro-ecosystem. US Department of Agriculture – NRI. $370,239

Role: P.I. – 50%, Linda Walters, Kimberly Schneider, and Matthew Gilg – Co-

P.Is

2010 - 2011 Title: Phylogentic Assessment of the Lower Keys Marsh Rabbit.


Role: P.I. – 100%

2010 – 2011 Title: Paternity of captive bred birds at Disney's Animal Kingdom.


Role: P.I. – 100%

2008 - 2011 Title: Assessing Genetic diversity and population status of the endangered

Lower Keys Marsh Rabbit.


Role: P.I. – 100%

2010 - 2011 Title: Measuring and monitoring exotic species in the Indian River Lagoon:

new species and new problems potentially resulting from climate change.



2008 - 2010 Title: Examining genetic structure and effective population size in the striped

newt (Notophthalamus perstriatus). US Fish and Wildlife Service. $15,500

Role: P.I. – 100%

2009 Title: DNA barcoding of chironomids

Disney Imagineering. $7,820

Role: P.I. – 100%

2009 Title: An investigation of the genetic relatedness and behavior of greater

flamingos and carmine bee-eaters at Disney's Animal Kingdom.


Role: P.I. – 100%

2008 - 2009 Title: Stable isotope analysis of Lower Keys marsh rabbits.

US Fish and Wildlife Service. $1397

Role: Co-P.I. – 50%, Dr. James Roth – P.I.

2008 - 2009 Title: Exotic species in the Indian River Lagoon: inventories, origins and

public engagement. US EPA; Indian River Lagoon National Estuary Program. $36,128


2008 - 2009 Title: An investigation of the genetic relatedness and behavior of Marabou

storks (Leptoptilos crumeniferus) at Disney’s Animal Kingdom.


Role: P.I. – 100%

2007 - 2008 Title: Thermal Tolerance and Competitive Interactions of the Invasive

Species, Mytella charruana.


Role: P.I. – 50%, Dr. Linda Walters – Co-P.I.

2006 - 2007 Title: Invasive Species in the Indian River Lagoon: Continuing to

Understand the Role of Mytella charruana in the Ecosystem.

The Nature Conservancy. $34,400


2006 - 2007 Title: Tracking Mytella charruana: a new invasive bivalve in the Indian River

Lagoon system. US EPA; Indian River Lagoon National Estuary Program. $37,460

Role: Co-P.I. – 50%, with Linda Walters

2006 - 2007 Title: Tracking Mytella charruana: a new invasive bivalve in the Indian River

Lagoon system. The Nature Conservancy. $25,000

Role: Co-P.I. – 50%, with Linda Walters

1999 - 2001 Title: Eastern Washington Frog Genetics. The goal of this study was to

study the conservation genetics of Rana pipiens, the northern leopard frog. Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife. $5,600

Role: P.I. – 100%

1995 Dissertation Travel Grant: University of Illinois. $975

INVITED RESEARCH SEMINARS:

2015 Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park

2015 LIFE at UCF

2014 Federal University of Alagoas, Brazil, Department of Biology

2013 Federal University of Fluminense, Brazil, Department of Biology

2013 Federal University of Para, Braganca, Brazil, Department of Biology

2012 University of Florida, Department of Wildlife, Ecology and Conservation

2012 Lake Champlain Basin Invasive Species Workshop, Keynote Speaker, October 17

2010 VI Brazilian Seminar on Ballast Water, October 5 – 8, Arraial do Cabo, Brazil

2010 National Conservation Training Center – USFWS Structured Decision Making Workshop,

concerned with adaptive management decisions for the Lower Keys marsh rabbit

2009 Admiral Paulo Moreira Marine Research Institute, RJ, Brazil

2009 University of Virgin Islands, Marine Biology Department

2008 Florida State University, Department of Biology

– Graduate Student Invited Speaker

https://argis.research.ucf.edu/index.cfm?fuseaction=detail.view_agency_detail&rec_id=1086&rec_type=agencies

2008 University of North Florida, Department of Biology

2005 University of Central Florida, Department of Biology

PRESENTED PAPERS:

National/International Conferences:

Single author/primary presenter:

2014 Using noninvasive genetic sampling to assess demographics and genetic structure in Key

deer.

The Wildlife Society Annual Meeting. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Invited talk)

2012 Comparing and contrasting genetic diversity between two recent invaders of the

Southeast coast of the US.

Society for the Study of Evolution. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

2011 Clash of the Titans: investigating genetic variation in the global exotic Titan acorn

barnacle Megabalanus coccopoma.

21st Biennial Conference of the Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation, Daytona

Beach, FL.

2010 Combining genetic structure and niche-based distribution models to establish units of

conservation: A case study of an imperiled salamander

Society for the study of Evolution. Portland, Oregon

2010 Understanding the ecology and genetics of new invasive species to determine potential

affects on oyster agro-ecosystems. (Invited talk)

Society for Range Management and Weed Science Society of America Joint Meeting.

Denver, CO.

2009 Genetic structure of native and introduced populations of the charru mussel, Mytella

charruana.

International Conference on Aquatic Invasive Species. Montreal, Quebec, Canada

2009 Genetic structure of native and introduced populations of the charru mussel, Mytella

charruana. (Invited talk)

National Shellfish Society Meeting. Savannah, GA

2008 Testing for selection along a cline of color change in a polymorphic frog.

Society for the study of Evolution. Minneapolis, Minnesota

2007 Genetic Diversity and Population Admixture Contribute to Establishment of Mytella

charruana, an Invasive Mussel.

3rd Biannual International Symposium on Conservation Genetics, New York, NY

2007 Testing for selection on a color polymorphism in the ornate chorus frog.

Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, St. Louis, MO

2007 Genetic Diversity Within and Among Populations of Mytella charruana, an Invasive

Mussel.

Fifth International Marine Bioinvasions Conference. Boston, MA

2006 Paternity skew and analysis of morphological variation between patrilines in a

polyandrous wasp.

Society for the study of Evolution. Stony Brook, New York

2006 Genomic analysis of caste differentiation in yellowjacket wasps.

Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology. Orlando

2005 Genomic analysis of caste differentiation in yellowjacket wasps.

Society for the Study of Evolution. Fairbanks, Alaska

2004 Extreme genetic structure in the endangered Banggai cardinalfish.

Society for the Study of Evolution. Fort Collins, Colorado.

2004 Male pregnancy and the body plan of the seahorse family: Evidence for selection on

complex traits.

Society for the Study of Evolution. Fort Collins, Colorado.

2003 Evidence for selection on a color polymorphism in the northern leopard frog.

Society for the Study of Evolution. Chico, California.

2001 Testing the selective maintenance of a color polymorphism in Rana pipiens, the northern

leopard frog.

Society for the Study of Evolution. Knoxville, Tennessee.

2004 Genetic structure in the Banggai cardinalfish, Pterapogon kauderni (talk)

Southeastern Ecology and Evolution Conference. Atlanta, Georgia.

Presentations by my students:

2015 Mytella charruana: Stable invasions through time with higher genetic diversity.

Society for the Study of Evolution. Guaruja, Brazil (Savio Calazans – presenter)

2015 Poster at the Capitol: Biology and Mathematics

(Tom Carpino – presenter)

2015 Subspecies classification of a critically endangered snake (D. p. acricus)

Population Genetics Group (Popgroup) Annual Meeting. Sheffield, UK (Tom Carpino –

presenter).

2015 Using noninvasive genetic sampling to assess demographics and genetic structure in Key

deer.

Southeastern Ecology and Evolution Conference. (Vicki Villanova – presenter).

2014 Using genetics to test for congruence between evolutionary history and nomenclature in

Florida raccoons.

The Wildlife Society Annual Meeting. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Alexa Trujillo –

presenter)

2014 Fine Scale genetic structure of Florida white-tailed deer.

The Wildlife Society Annual Meeting. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Vicki Villanova –

presenter)

2014 Population genetics of the endangered Key deer using noninvasive sampling.

Annual meeting of the American Society of Mammologists. (Vicki Villanova –

presenter).

2014 Uncovering the genetic diversity and subspecies status of the Key ringneck snake.

Southeastern Ecology and Evolution Conference. (Tom Carpino – presenter).

2014 Using Genetics to Test for Congruency between Evolutionary History and Nomenclature

in Florida Raccoons (Procyon lotor).

Southeastern Ecology and Evolution Conference. (Alexa Trujillo – presenter).

2014 Population genetics of the endangered Key deer using noninvasive sampling.

Southeastern Ecology and Evolution Conference. (Vicki Villanova – presenter).

2013 Message in a Bottleneck: Surprisingly High Genetic Diversity in the Sea Urchin Diadema

antillarum

Southeastern Ecology and Evolution Conference. (Lauren Smith – presenter).

2013 Watch out for that spat! The effect of Perna viridis, Megabalanus coccopoma, and

Mytella charruana on the growth and survival of Crassostrea virginica.

Southeastern Ecology and Evolution Conference. (Wei Yuan – presenter).

2012 Observing larval settlement: can non-native Perna viridis and Megabalanus coccopoma

interfere with recruitment of Crassostrea virginica?

Benthic Ecology Meetings, Norfolk, VA. (Wei Yuan – presenter).

2012 Watch out for that spat! The effect of Perna viridis, Megabalanus coccopoma and

Mytella charruana on the growth and survival of Crassostrea virginica.

Southeastern Estuarine Research Society, Jacksonville, FL. (Wei Yuan – presenter).

**Best Graduate Poster Award.

2012 Effect of the ascidian Botrylloides nigrum on settlement of larvae of Crassostrea

virginica.

Southeastern Estuarine Research Society, Jacksonville, FL. (Stephany Silva – presenter).

** Won 3-3 Award

2012 The effect of invasive Perna viridis and Megabalanus coccopoma on settlement of larvae

of Crassostrea virginica.

Indian River Lagoon Symposium 2012, Fort Pierce, FL. (Wei Yuan – presenter).

2012 Can non-native Perna viridis and Megabalanus coccopoma interfere with recruitment of

Crassostrea virginica? Observing larval settlement.

Southeastern Ecology and Evolution Conference. (Wei Yuan – presenter).

2011 Where do we go from here? Interactive effects of salinity and temperature on two non-

native mussels, Mytella charruana and Perna viridis.


Beach, FL. (Wei Yuan – presenter).

2011 Who are you, Charru? Identifying source populations of the exotic charru mussel.


Beach, FL. (Presenter: Tamara Downs). **Winner, Outstanding Undergraduate Oral

Presentation Award**

2011 Tracking the distribution of non-native marine species, Mytella charruana, Perna viridis,

and Megabalanus coccopoma, along the southeastern United States coastline.


Beach, FL. (Presenter: S. Spinuzzi).

2011 Friends of foes? Ecological interactions between eastern oysters (Crassostrea virginica)

and Megabalanus coccopoma.

National Shellfisheries Association Annual Meeting. (Wei Yuan – presenter).

2011 Friends of foes? Ecological interactions between eastern oysters (Crassostrea virginica)

and Megabalanus coccopoma.

Marine Benthic Ecology Meeting, Mobile, AL. (Wei Yuan – presenter).

2010 Testing interaction effects of temperature and salinity of the Asian green mussel (Perna

viridis) and the charru mussel (Mytella charruana). (Wei Yuan – presenter); awarded –

Best Undergraduate Poster

Benthic Ecology Meeting. Wilmington, North Carolina

2010 Genetics of an invasion: analysis of the Titan acorn barnacle Megabalanus coccopoma in

the US and Brazil (Ocean Cohen – presenter).

Beckman Scholars Conference, Irvine, California.

2010 Cold Temperature Effects on Byssal Thread Production by the Native Mussel Geukensia

demissa and the Non-Native Mussel Mytella charruana (Sasha Brodsky – presenter)


2010 Predicting the ability of a non-native, subtidal mussel Mytella charruana to invade

Florida’s intertidal oyster reefs (Ethan Nash – presenter). **Received travel award from

UCF Office of Graduate Studies and UCF Student Government**


2010 Tracking the invasion of three nonnative species, Mytella charruana, Perna viridis, and

Megabalanus coccopoma, along the southeastern United States. (Samantha Spinuzzi –

presenter)


2010 Genetics of an invasion: Analysis of the Titan Acorn barnacle, Megabalanus coccopoma,

in the US and Brazil (Ocean Cohen – presenter)


2010 Does marine debris harbor non-native, sessile marine invertebrates?

Southeastern Estuarine Research Society, St. Augustine, FL. (Marc Kemper – presenter).

2010 Using landscape genetics to evaluate habitat permeability in an abundant frog

(Tyler Hether – presenter)

Southeastern Ecology and Evolution Conference. Atlanta, GA

2010 Combining ecological and genetic methods to identify conservation units (Sarah May –

presenter)


2010 Taxonomic Status of the Endangered Lower Keys Marsh Rabbit, Sylvilagus palustris

hefneri (Rosanna Tursi – presenter)


2010 Thermal Tolerances of the Invasive Mussel Mytella charruana (Sasha Brodsky –

presenter)

Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology. Seattle, WA

2010 Effects of temperature on byssal thread production by the native mussel Geukensia

demissa versus the non-native mussel Perna viridis.

Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation Biennial Conference, Portland, OR.

(Presenter: S. Brodsky(. **Received travel awards from CERF and UCF Office of

Undergraduate Studies**

2010 Where do we go from here? Abiotic factors affecting range limits of two introduced

marine bivalves, the Asian green mussel (Perna viridis) and the charru mussel (Mytella

charruana).

Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation Biennial Conference, Portland, OR.

(Presenter: W. Yuan(. **Received travel awards from CERF and UCF Office of

Undergraduate Studies** Outstanding undergraduate presentation award**

2009 Tolerance for Air Exposure: Ability of Mytella charruana to Withstand Intertidal

Conditions (Sasha Brodsky - presenter)

Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation 20th Biennial Conference, Portland, OR.

2009 A Comparison of Salinity Tolerance Between Adult and Juvenile Mytella charruana, a

New Invasive Mussel in the Southeastern United States (Wei Yuan - presenter); awarded

– Best Undergraduate Poster

Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation 20th Biennial Conference, Portland, OR.

2009 Tolerance to air exposure: ability of the invasive mussel Mytella charruana to survive in

the intertidal zone. Presenter: E. Nash.

Southeastern Estuarine Research Society. Tampa, FL

2009 Limits on survival: examining salinity tolerance in the non-native charru mussel, Mytella

charruana. Presenter: W. Yuan. **Received travel award from SICB**

Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology Annual Meeting, Boston, MA

2009 Thermal tolerances of the invasive mussel Mytella charruana. Presenter: S. Brodsky.

**Received travel awards from the National Council on Undergraduate Research, UCF

Undergraduate Research, SICB and UCF Student Government**

Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology Annual Meeting, Boston, MA

2009 Testing for selection along a cline of color change in a polymorphic frog (Tyler D. Hether

– presenter)

Southeastern Ecology and Evolution Conference. Gainsville, Florida

2009 Conservation genetics of the striped newt (Notophthalmus perstriatus) (Sarah Johnson –

presenter)


2009 Species Status of the Endangered Lower Keys Marsh Rabbit, Sylvilagus

palustris hefneri (Rosanna Tursi – presenter)


2009 Isotopic variation in metapopulations of the Lower Keys marsh rabbit (Matthew Gordon

– presenter)


2009 Multiple niche shifts during the global invasion of the Asian tiger mosquito (Aedes

albopictus Skuse) revealed by reciprocal niche models (Kimberly A. Medley – presenter)

Asian Tiger Mosquito Symposium, Rutgers University, New Jersey

2009 Conservation genetics of the striped newt (Notophthalmus perstriatus) (Sarah Johnson –

presenter)

Wildlife Conservation Commission Striped Newt Meeting. Ocala, Florida

2009 Thermal Tolerances of the Invasive Mussel Mytella charruana (Sasha Brodsky –

presenter)

National Conference on Undergraduate Research. La Crosse, Wisconsin


charruana, an Invasive Mussel (Nancy Gillis - presenter); awarded - Best Student Poster

Ocean Sciences Meeting. Orlando, Florida

2008 The effect of varying substratum on settlement and post-settlement survivorship of the

invasive mussels Perna viridis and Mytella charruana (Josiah Ryabinov - presenter)

Benthic Ecology Meeting. Providence, RI

2008 Salinity Tolerance of Mytella charruana, a New Invasive Mussel in the Southeastern

United States (Wei Yuan - presenter)

Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology. San Antonia, Texas

2008 Tolerance for Air Exposure: Ability of Mytella charruana to Withstand Intertidal

Conditions (Sasha Brodsky - presenter)


2008 A Comparison of Salinity Tolerance Between Adult and Juvenile Mytella charruana, a

New Invasive Mussel in the Southeastern United States (Wei Yuan - presenter); awarded

– Best Undergraduate Poster


2007 Biogeography, genetic structure, and effective population size in the ornate chorus frog

(Pseudacris ornata). (Jacob Degner - presenter)

Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, St. Louis, MO


charruana, an Invasive Mussel (Nancy Gillis - presenter)

Sigma Xi Student Meeting. Orlando, FL

2007 Salinity Tolerance of Mytella charruana, a new invasive species to the southeast United

States (Wei Yuan - presenter)

Sigma Xi Student Meeting. Orlando, FL

Colleague presentations co-authored by me:

2011 The Origin of Non-Native Species in an Oyster Agro-Ecosystem.

USDA Principal Investigators Meeting at the Annual National Soil Science Conference,

Washington, DC. (Linda Walters – presenter)

2010 The genetic architecture of caste in a social wasp (Jennifer Kovacs – presenter)


2009 Invasive species on oyster reefs. (Linda Walters – presenter, Invited talk)

National Shellfish Society Meeting. Savannah, GA, March 2009

2008 Population viability analysis of Polygonella myriophylla in roads and Florida scrub with

different times-since-fire (Christopher Parkinson - presenter)

The South Florida and Caribbean Cooperative Ecosystems Studies Unit. Orlando, FL

2006 Gene co-option without duplication during the evolution of a male-pregnancy gene in

pipefish (April Harlin-Cognato - presenter)

Society for the study of Evolution. Stony Brook, New York

2006 Genetics of multiple paternity in yellowjacket wasps. (Michael Goodisman - presenter).

International Union for the Study of Social Insects, Washington D.C.

2005 Evolution of male pregnancy genes in pipefish and seahorses (April Harlin-Cognato -

presenter)

Society for the Study of Evolution. Fairbanks, Alaska

2005 Evolution of male pregnancy genes in pipefish and seahorses (April Harlin-Cognato -

presenter)

Society for Ichthyologists and Herpetologists. Tampa Bay, Florida

TEACHING:

TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

Course Instructor:

Summer 2009, 2011 BSC 1005 Biological Principles

Fall 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, PCB 4683 Evolutionary Biology

2011, 2012

Fall 2008 PCB 4683L Evolutionary Biology Laboratory

Spring 2010, 2012, 2016 PCB 4932 Population Genetics

Spring 2008, 2010, 2012, 2016 PCB 5935 Population Genetics

Fall 2005, Spring 2007, 2009, PCB 6556 Conservation Genetics

2011, 2013, 2015

Summer 2012, 2013, 2014 PCB 3063 Genetics

Seminar Courses:

Fall 2009 BSC 6938 Biology Seminar

Fall 2008 BSC 6938 Biology Seminar

Spring 2006 PCB 5937 Readings in Population Genetics

Field/Short Courses:

December 2013 Conservation Genetics.

Federal University of Fluminense, RJ, Brazil

November 2013 Population size, differentiation, and the genetics of captive-bred

populations.

Federal University of Para, Braganca, Brazil

GRADUATE STUDENTS:

Current:

Gina Ferrie; Ph.D. in Conservation Biology, expected Spring 2016.

Daniel Volk; M.S. in Biology, expected Spring 2017

Lauren Caspers; Ph.D. in Conservation Biology, expected Spring 2019

Kimberly Arnoldi; M.S. in Biology, expected Summer 2016

Savio Calazans Campos – Federal University Fluminense, RJ Brazil

Graduated:

Alexa Trujillo; M.S. in Biology, conferred Summer 2015. Uncovering Discordance

between Taxonomy and Evolutionary History in Florida Raccoons.

Vicki Villanova; M.S. in Biology, conferred Spring 2015. Genetic structure and

demographic analysis of Key deer (Odocoileus virginianus clavium).

-currently forensic scientist for the Houston County Crime Lab.

Sarah Johnson May; M.S. in Biology, conferred Spring 2011. Conservation genetics of

the striped newt.

Tyler Hether; M.S. in Biology, conferred 2010. Using landscape genetics to assess

population connectivity in a habitat generalist.

-currently Ph.D. student at University of Idaho, Department of Biological Sciences.

Rosanna Tursi; M.S. in Biology, conferred 2010. Assessing Genetic Diversity and

Population Status of the Endangered Lower Keys Marsh Rabbit.

-currently Research Associate, Algenol Biofuels.

Matthew Gordon; M.S. in Biology, conferred 2010. Isotopic Variation in

Metapopulations of the Lower Keys Marsh Rabbit.

-currently seeking employment with Florida Fish and Wildlife Agency.

Jacob F. Degner; M.S. in Biology, conferred 2007. Genetic and phenotypic evolution in

the ornate chorus frog (Pseudacris ornata): testing the relative roles of natural selection,

migration, and genetic drift.

-currently post doc at Max Plank institute, Germany.

GRADUATE COMMITTEES:

Ravi Vijaya Satya; Advisor-Amar Mukherjee, graduated 2006

Tracey Blowers; Advisor-Jane Waterman, graduated 2008

Juan Daza; Advisor-Christopher Parkinson, graduated 2009

Ethan Nash; Advisor-Linda Walters, graduated 2010

Genevieve Mezger; Advisor-Christopher Parkinson, graduated 2010

Mary Beth Manjerovic; Advisor-Jane Waterman, graduated 2010

Cheryl Pinzone; Advisor-Kenneth Fedorka, graduated 2010

Kim Medley; Advisor-David Jenkins

Joel Lehman; Advisor-Kenneth Stanley

Lisa McCauley; Advisor-David Jenkins

Emily Copeland; Advisor-Kenneth Fedorka

Heather Chasez; Advisor-Kenneth Fedorka

Allyson Fenwick; Advisor-Christopher Parkinson

Haakon Kalkvik; Advisor-Christopher Parkinson

Gregory Territo; Advisor-Christopher Parkinson

Alicia Fox; Advisor-Earl McCoy, University of South Florida

Genevieve Metzger; Advisor-Christopher Parkinson

Chris Long; Advisor-Lou Ehrhart

Danae Perry; Advisor-Ken Fedorka

Molly Grace; Advisor-Reed Noss

Ian Kutch; Advisor-Ken Fedorka

Jason Strickland; Advisor-Christopher Parkinson

Jason Hickson; Advisor-Christopher Parkinson

Madison Hall; Advisor-Graham Worthy

Carla Ramos; Advisor-John Fauth

Hester Dingle; Advisor-Josh King

VISITING SCHOLARS:

Dr. Carlos Eduardo Leite Ferreira - Federal University Fluminense, RJ Brazil; 2016

Dr. Fabio Pitombo - Federal University Fluminense, RJ Brazil; 2015

Nivia Maria Abreu - Federal University Fluminense, RJ Brazil; Fall 2014 – Spring 2015

Dr. Monica Dorigo Correia – Federal University of Alagoas, Brazil; 2013 – 2014

Savio Calazans Campos – Federal University Fluminense, RJ Brazil; Spring 2013 – Fall

2014

Hema Balkaran – University of Virgin Islands; Summer 2010

Savio Calazans Campos - Admiral Paulo Moreira Marine Research Institute, RJ, Brazil;

Fall 2010

UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCHERS:

I have had 27 undergraduate researchers conduct independent research in my lab.

Seventeen of these students have been with me for two years or more. Moreover, of these

students, One was awarded Honors in the Major grant, one was awarded a Summer

Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF), two were awarded a SMART fellowship, four have

been awarded UCF Undergraduate Research Awards, thirteen were RAMP scholars and one

received a prestigious Beckman Scholar award worth over $20,000 (co-advised with Dr. Linda

Walters). During the summer of 2009, I had an intern from University of Notre Dame

conducting research in my laboratory and in the summer of 2010 I had an intern from the

University of the Virgin Islands conducting a summer internship in my laboratory.

SERVICE:

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE:

Reviewer for the following journals: American Naturalist, Behavioral Ecology and

Sociobiology, Biochemical Systematics and Ecology, Biological Conservation,

Biological Invasions, Biological Journal of the Linnaean Society, BMC Ecology,

BMC Evolutionary Biology, Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences,

Canadian Journal of Zoology, Coastal Reef Ecology, Conservation Biology,

Conservation Genetics, Copeia, Ethology, Evolution, Genesis, Genetica,

Heredity, Herpetologica, Herpetological Journal, ISGX proceedings, Journal of

Biogeography, Journal of Plant Breeding and Crop Science, Michigan

Academician, Molecular Ecology, Molecular Ecology Resources, National

Geographic Society, North American Journal of Fisheries Management, PLoS

one, Proceedings of the Royal Society B, UCF Undergraduate Research Journal,

Wetlands.

External referee for the National Science Foundation; Outside Tenure Reviewer for University of

Wisconsin, Milwaukee; Austrian Science Fund;German Research Foundation;

National Geographic Society; two chapters of new Evolutionary Biology

textbook; three other “Evolution” textbooks; chapter of Introduction to Genetics

textbook; and theme issue reviewer for Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc. B.

UNIVERSITY SERVICE:

2016 – present College Curriculum Alignment Committee

2015 – present University Laboratory Safety Committee

2015 – present College of Sciences Undergraduate Curriculum Committee

2015 – present Biology Department Undergraduate Curriculum Committee

2014 – present University Academic Eligibility and Retention Committee (Athletics)

2013 – present University Athletics Advisory Committee

2015 University committee to evaluate UCF Study Abroad Programs

2015 FCTL Summer Conference panel participant about Fulbright program

2014 – 2015 UCF Foundations of Excellence (FoE) Committee

2011 – 2015 University IACUC committee, alternate voting member

2012 – 2014 Department Graduate committee

2012 – 2014 National Scholars Mentor

2014 Teaching Faculty Search Committee (Ecology search & Genetics search) -

CHAIR

2009 – 2012 Undergraduate Research Council

2009 – 2013 Biology Field Building Committee

2007 – 2013 Biology Web Page Committee - CHAIR

2010 New Faculty Hiring Committee (Evolution search) - CHAIR

2010 Faculty mentor – Hojun Song (new Assistant Professor, 2010)

2010 Faculty reviewer for Office of Undergraduate Research grants

2010 Faculty liaison for prospective student-athletes

2010 Judge – Showcase of Undergraduate Research Excellence (SURE)

2009 Judge – Showcase of Undergraduate Research Excellence (SURE)

2009 Participant in video about UCF undergraduate research opportunities

(Office of undergraduate Research)

2007 – 2009 Graduate Studies Committee

2006 – 2007 UCF Bioinformatics Program Committee

2005 – present Feller’s House Committee

COMMUNITY SERVICE:

2014 Guest Lecturer about conservation genetics at Lake Mary High School

2011 Interviewed by Orlando Sentinel newspaper, “Mosquito Lagoon’s mystery

invader worries experts”

2011 Participant in National Estuary Day, UCF Campus

2011 Participant in International Coastal Cleanup Day. Removed debris and checked

for invasive species with the New Smyrna Beach Parrotheads.

2010 Participant of interview of college instructor conducted by Challenger Early

College High School.

2009 Seminole County Public Schools – Teach in, participant. Lake Mary High School

& Layer Elementary School.

2009 Interviewed for news articles (Audubon Society, Animal Planet, Times of India)

about research on endangered Lower Keys Marsh Rabbits.

2009 Reviewer for two kids books: A new home for an old friend AND Fish invaders at

Gypsy Point – both are books about invasive species.

2009 Interviewed for news article (Times of India) about plagiarism and its

implications at a university.

2009 Participant in Orlando Beit Hamidrash panel on how to be professor.

2009 Participant in Avalon Middle School, Science Awareness Project.

2006 “From tadpoles to frogs”; Talk at Layer Elementary School, Winter Springs, FL:

2005 “Biology as a profession”; Talk at Chain of Lakes Middle School, Orlando, FL:

2004 "Genetics and our lives"; Talk at Daniell Middle School, Marietta, GA:

1998 "Causes and Consequences of Amphibian Declines"; Talk at Highland View

Middle School, Corvallis, OR:

HONORS AND FELLOWSHIPS:

2001 Zoology Research Fellowship, Oregon State University

2001 Zoology Graduate Student President


1999 Recipient, Oregon Sports Lottery Scholarship


1992 Howard Hughes Undergraduate Enrichment Program, UCSD

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS:

Society for the Study of Evolution

Association for the Study of Ichthyology and Herpetology

National Shellfish Association

UCF PRESENTATIONS, PRESENTED BY MY STUDENTS:

2015 UCF Summer Research Academy. Orlando, FL

Luke Chandler

2015 UCF Showcase of Undergraduate Research. Orlando, FL

Tom Carpino


Luke Chandler

2014 UCF Graduate Research Forum. Orlando, FL

Alexa Trujillo


Vicki Villanova


Soran Weber


Tom Carpino


Amber Nies


Kristi Ray


Wei Sam Yuen


Lauren Smith; awarded Outstanding presentation


Tamara Downs; awarded Outstanding presentation


Amber Nies


Ryan Broder


Tamara Downs


Kali Standorf; awarded Outstanding presentation


Taxonomic Status of the Endangered Lower Keys Marsh Rabbit, Sylvilagus palustris

hefneri

(Rosanna Tursi – presenter); awarded Outstanding presentation


Combining ecological and genetic methods to assess conservation units in an imperiled

salamander species

(Sarah May – presenter)


Genetic Relatedness and Parentage in DAK’s Population of Greater Flamingos

(Jessica Kenyon – presenter)


Genetics of an invasion: Analysis of the Titan Acorn barnacle, Megabalanus coccopoma,

in the US and Brazil

(Ocean Cohen – presenter)


Understanding the Potential Impact of an Invasive Marine Mussel: A Field Study

Examining the Growth and Survival of Mytella charruana

(Aaron Godwin – presenter)


Understanding Patterns of Reproduction: A Monthly Field Recruitment Study of an

Invasive Bivalve, Mytella charruana

(Kelly Breslin – presenter)


Tolerance for air exposure: ability of Mytella charruana to withstand intertidal conditions

(Ethan Nash – presenter)


Isotopic variation in metapopulations of the Lower Keys marsh rabbit (Matthew J.

Gordon – presenter)


Conservation genetics of the striped newt (Notophthalmus perstiatus) (Sarah Johnson –

presenter)


Species status of the endangered Lower Keys Marsh Rabbit, Sylvilagus palustris hefneri

(Rosanna Tursi – presenter).


Is clinal variation in skin color of the ornate chorus frog (Pseudacris ornata) driven by

natural selection (Tyler D. Hether – presenter)


An investigation on the genetic relatedness of the Greater Flamingo and the Marabou

Stork (Ocean R. Cohen – presenter)


Invasive species of mussels and pink barnacles: can we observe new introductions (Vipin

Philip – presenter) **Awarded Outstanding poster presentation**


Understanding the Potential Impacts of an Invasive Marine Mussel: A Field

Study Examining the Growth and Survival of Mytella charruana. (Aaron Godwin –

presenter)


Thermal Tolerances of the Invasive Mussel Mytella charruana. (Sasha Brodsky –

presenter)


A DNA-RNA Comparison of MHC in Rana pipiens (Nick Davies - presenter)


Investigating an invasive mussel's secret to success: the reproductive biology of Mytella

charruana (Anastasia Stenyakina - presenter)


A Comparison of Salinity Tolerance Between Adult and Juvenile Mytella charruana, a

New Invasive Mussel in the Southeastern United States (Wei Yuan - presenter)


Strangers in a Strange Land: A Study of Cold Thermal Tolerances of the Invasive Mussel

Mytella charruana (Sasha Brodsky - presenter); awarded – Outstanding Presentation

Award


Does the Apalachicola River serve as a biogeographic barrier in the Ornate Chorus Frog?

(Diana Silva - presenter)


Genetic diversity within and among Populations of Mytella charruana, an Invasive

Mussel (Nancy Gillis - presenter)


Characterizing MHC Variation In Natural Frog Populations (Nick Davies - presenter)


Genetic Variation Through the Species Range of Pseudacris ornata, the Ornate Chorus

Frog (Diana Silva - presenter)

Documents

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