Karen Warkentin
Collaborators
J. Gregory McDaniel
B.U. Dept. of Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering
How eggs use vibrations to assess danger
James Vonesh
(Postdoc (2004), now at Virginia Commonwealth University)
Fear, death, and life history switch points: cumulative effects of phenotypic plasticity and predation across three life stages
Postdocs
Iván
Gómez Mestre
Evolution and physiology of plasticity
(2002-2007, now at Estación Biólogica de Doñana, Spain)
Venetia Briggs
Sexual selection (female choice) & multimodal communication
in red-eyed treefrogs (2007-2009)
Michael McCoy
Ecology and phenotypic plasticity in complex life cycles
(2008-2010)
Graduate Students
Justin
Touchon
Interacting effects of abiotic and biotic risks across three stages of a complex life cycle in the treefrog Hyla ebraccata
Michael Caldwell
Vibrational risk assessment in red-eyed treefrog embryos
Vibrational communication in red-eyed treefrog adults
Myra Hughey
Interacting effects of multiple, stage-specific
enemies of red-eyed treefrogs
Undergraduate Students and Interns
Jenny Urbina (2007)
Jessica Rogge (2005-2007)
Graziela Biavati (2007)
Sinlan Poo (2005-2007)
Sandra Galeano (2006)
Alison D'Amato (2004-2006)
Takami Ijema (2005-2006)
Vickie Saccocio (2003-2006)
Tim Siok (2005-2006)
Kristen Wright (2004)
Andrew Gherke (2004-2005)
Christine Buckley (2001-2002, now at UMass)
Kelly Metcalf (2001-2003, now a veterinarian)
Jessica Berens (2007)
Rachel Morrison (2007)
Frank Chou (2007)
Verity Salmon (2007)
Erin Collins (2006-2008)
Crystal Molina (2006)
Yaejun Lee (2005)
Colleen Hanlon (2005)
Chris Kim (2005)
Andrew Zaharia (2005)
Hung Pham (2005)
Tim Woodward (2005)
Carrie Wright (2004)
Megan Dawson (2004 High School Senior)
Heather Marlow (2002)
Nadja (our lab mascot) & Karen
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