The Montana Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit
The University of Montana
The Montana Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit
The University of Montana
Thomas E. Martin - Research Lab Members |
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| Research Associates | Julia Brandauer | Arizona Field Supervisor and Data Manager |
| Ahva Potticary | Martin Bird Lab Supervisor and Borneo Field Supervisor | |
| Graduate Students | Andrew Boyce | PhD Candidate - Wildlife |
| Ross Crandall | M.Sc. Candidate - Wildlife | |
| Karolina Fierro | PhD Candidate - Wildlife | |
| Joseph LaManna | PhD Candidate - Wildlife | |
| Juan Oteyza | PhD Candidate - Wildlife | |
| Riccardo Ton | PhD Candidate - OBE | |
| Recent Graduates | Daniel Barton |
PhD completed 2012. Ecological causes of life history variation tested by meta-analysis, comparison, and experimental approaches. |
| Atilio Luis Biancucci |
MS completed 2009 - Does nest size constrain clutch size? A tropical-temperate test |
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| Anna Chalfoun |
PhD completed 2006 - Demographic and behavioral responses of breeding birds to variation in food, nest predation, and habitat structure across multiple spatial scales |
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| Yi-Ru Cheng |
MS completed 2008 - Differential growth of body components among coexisting passerine species in response to nest predation risk |
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| Joseph J. Fontaine |
PhD completed 2006 - Physiological, life history and behavioral responses of a breeding bird community to experimentally reduced nest predation risk |
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| Amy Johnson | MS Completed 2010 Habitat influences on avian diversity and reproductive success in western aspen forests | |
| Ania Majewska | MS Completed 2010 - Importance of slow embryonic development in offspring and adult immune function | |
| Alina Niklison |
MS completed 2007 - Influence of embryonic metabolic rate and incubation temperature on incubation length variation in neotropical passerines |
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| Brian Schwartz |
MS completed 2008 - Bi-parental incubation: Comparisons of sex-specific investment in tropical birds |
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