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Current Graduate Students
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Patricia Valcarcel |
M.S. Thesis:
Space Use Of The Giant Garter Snake: Implications For Wetland Restoration
Past Graduate Students
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Craig DeMars |
Ms. Thesis:
Wildlife Response to Remnant Oregon Oak Legacy Trees and Woodlots
Learn about Craig's project -- In the Oregonian
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Jeff Rosier |
Ms. Thesis: Space-use ecology of bats in an arid ecosystem
Ms Thesis: Analyses of Breeding Dispersal in Burrowing
Owls following an experimental predation event.
Current Position: Ph.D. student, Virginia Polytechnic and
State University |
Master's Thesis: Quantifying dispersal probabilities
of red-legged frogs as influenced by size and rainfall
Current Position: Wildlife Ecologist, U.S.G.S. Corvallis,
Oregon
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MS Thesis: Relationship of nest attendance and predation
on the reproductive success of burrowing owls: A field experiment.
Current Position: Wildlife Ecologist, Florida Fish and
Wildlife Conservation Commission
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MS Thesis: Environmental and biological factors affecting
reproductive success and site fidelity of burrowing owls
in a grassland ecosystem.
Current Position: Wildlife Consultant |
MS Thesis: Relationship between plant and butterfly community
composition on upland prairies of the Willamette Valley,
Oregon
Current Position: School Teacher, Sacred Heart Catholic
School, Medford Oregon
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