JCSET | Watershed Studies Institute Research Symposium

Assessing the interaction of stress physiology and Bd infection in Arizona tiger salamanders (Ambystoma mavortium nebulosum)

Megan Zerger

Assessing the long-term effects of turtle racing on the movement and habitat selection of Eastern Box Turtles (Terrapene carolina)

Megan Causey, Murray State University

Baseline Assessment of Shorebird Use and Habitat Quality at Interior Mid-Continental Stopover Sites

Garret Gallion

Can Red Wolf Audio Cues Establish a Landscape of Fear Within a Naïve Mesopredator Population?

Evan Lemons

Do bald cypress knees control belowground nutrient cycling?

Skylar Ross

Evaluating Connections between Environmental Conditions, Wood Duck (Aix sponsa) Health Biomarkers, Nest Outcomes, and Duckling Survival

Jillian Murphy

Passive integrated transponders: an effective marking technique for individual identification of Anaxyrus fowleri?

Emily Haner
Howard H. Whiteman

Predicting Capture and Survival Probabilities of the Arizona Tiger Salamander: A Comparison of Capture-Recapture Models

Brittney Nelson

Quantifying the importance of methane transport pathways in mineral soil wetlands

Nadia Castillo

Systematic Leaf Morphology Based on Anatomical Attributes of Members of the Arum Family (Araceae)

Charlotte Saltsman

Temperature- and Density-dependent Effects on Mole Salamander (Ambystoma talpoideum Growth, Life History, and Trophic Cascades

Andrew Brown, Murray State University

The Relationship Between Hydrogeomorphic Settings and Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Bald Cypress trees in Western Kentucky’s Freshwater Mineral Soil Wetlands

Marissa Miles
J.B. Moon Dr., Murray State University
Skylar K. Ross, Murray State University