Research Experience for Undergraduates in Marine Science Program Project Posters 2005
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Abigail Bradley, Effects of Temperature on Rates of Herbivory and Predation: Consequences for a Trophic Cascade? | |
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Rachael Dickey, Variation in Material Strength of Mastocarpus papillatus | |
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Cirse A. Gonzalez-Dorantes, Microscopic heterotrophs ameliorate nutrient limitation in the fast-growing seaweed, Cladophora columbiana | |
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Breanna N. Harris, Effects of salinity variation in the leopard shark, Triakis semifasciata from Bodega Harbor, California: Cortisol levels, behavior, and blood composition | |
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Elizabeth Huerta de Garcia, Floral pathogen attacks: Effects of Floral Pathogen on Seed Germination and Seedling Growth of Native and Introduced Grasses in a Northern Californian Coastal Prairie | |
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Christina Dawn Morgan, Quantifying color polymorphisms of the asteroid Leptasterias spp. | |
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Jaclyn O’Riley, The Role Of Nucella Ostrina As Ecosystem Engineers In The Rocky Intertidal |
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Daniel Swezey, Predisposed for Success: The inability of northern whelks to drill the range extending barnacle Tetraclita rubescens | |
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Nicole Travis, Factors limiting the distribution of a native (Acanthinucella spirata) and non-native (Urosalpinx cinerea) oyster drill in Tomales Bay, California | |
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Angelica Zavala, The Heat Is On: Tegula funebralis Grazing Intensity On Mastocarpus papillatus |
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This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 0453251.
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