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Current research
Student Dave Gustine
Thesis Title Monitoring body stores in muskoxen
Degree Ph.D.
Advisor Dr. Perry Barboza
Other Support National Park Service (pending), Institute of Arctic Biology
 
Student Adelia Falk
Thesis Title Effects of dietary N and lichen on body protein conservation in reproducing Rangifer
Degree Ph.D.
Advisor Dr. Perry Barboza
Other Support NSF Polar Programs, Institute of Arctic Biology
 

 

Completed graduate student research
Student Annie Crater
Thesis Title Ruminal response to cold shock in muskoxen
Degree M.S.
Graduated 2006
 
Student Rudy Jonker
Thesis Title Quantifying influence of disturbances on movement pattern and foraging success of caribou  Read this thesis (4.8 MB)
Degree M.S.
Graduated 2006
 
Student Katrina Knott
Thesis Title
Degree M.S.
Graduated
 
Student Rhonda Swor
Thesis Title The effects of marginal dietary Cu on muskox calf immune function and health
Degree M.S.
Graduated 2002
 
Student Tim (TC) Peltier
Thesis Title Seasonal nitrogen metabolism in muskoxen
Degree M.S.
Graduated 2002
 
Student Emmajean Taylor-Rombach
Thesis Title Effects of maternal Cu supplementation during pregnancy and lactation on muskox calf viability
Degree M.S.
Graduated 2001
 
Student James Lawler
Thesis Title The effect of woody browse on methane production in muskoxen
Degree Ph.D.
Graduated 2002
 
Student Raphela Stimmelmayr
Thesis Title Neuropeptide mediation of the seasonal appetite cycle
Degree Ph.D.
Graduated 2001
 
Student Andrea Swingley
Thesis Title Parental investment and alternate year reproduction in muskoxen
Degree M.S.
Graduated
 
Student Morgan Robertson
Thesis Title Maximizing underwool (qiviut) production in muskoxen
Degree M.S.
Graduated 2000
 
Student Julie Kitchens Maier
Thesis Title Ecological and physiological aspects of caribou activity and responses to aircraft overflights.
Degree Ph.D.
Graduated 1996
 
Student Karen Gerhart
Thesis Title Nutritional and ecological determinants of growth and reproduction in caribou.
Degree Ph.D.
Graduated 1995
 
Student Pamela Groves
Thesis Title The takin and muskox: a molecular and ecological evaluation of relationship.
Degree Ph.D.
Graduated 1995
 
Student Ann Allaye-Chan
Thesis Title Effect of season, nutrition and reproduction on barren-ground caribou.
Degree Ph.D.
Graduated 1991
 
Student Ann Tiplady
Thesis Title Effects of milk intake, growth and suckling efficiency on suckling behavior of muskox (Ovibos moschatus) calves.
Degree M.S.
Graduated 1990
 
Student Judith Floyd
Thesis Title Heart rate as an indicator of oxygen consumption during auditory and visual stimulation of caribou (Rangifer tarandus ).
Degree M.S.
Graduated 1987
 
Student Steven Fancy
Thesis Title Daily energy budgets of migrating caribou: a simulation approach.
Degree Ph.D.
Graduated 1986

 

 
Indirect LARS support
Student Name Michael Eichholz
Thesis Title Body size, individual quality and regulation of incubation in Black Brant
Degree Ph.D.
Graduated 2000
 
Student Claudia Ihl
Thesis Title Interactions between muskoxen and reindeer on the Seward Peninsula
Degree M.S.
Graduated 1999
 
Student F. M. Mörschel
Thesis Title Effects of weather and parasitic insects on summer ecology of caribou of the Delta Herd.
Degree M.S.
Graduated 1996
 
Student Julia Bevins, DVM
Thesis Title Detection and control of brucellosis in reindeer vaccinated with Brucella suis biovar 3.
Degree Ph.D.
Graduated 1993
 
Student Warren Eastland
Thesis Title Influence of weather on caribou movements and migration.
Degree Ph.D.
Graduated 1991
 
Student Carol Nielsen, DVM
Thesis Title Pathophysiology of infections by the gastric trichostrongylid Obeliseoides in a rabbit model system.
Degree Ph.D.
Graduated 1991
 
Student C.M. O'Brien
Thesis Title Characterization of muskox habitat in northeastern Alaska.
Degree M.S.
Graduated 1988
 
Student Michael Hubbert
Thesis Title The effect of diet on energy partitioning in moose.
Degree Ph.D.
Graduated 1987
 
Student C.L. Fleischman
Thesis Title Genetic variation in muskoxen Ovibos moschatus.
Degree M.S.
Graduated 1986
 
Student L.S. Duquette
Thesis Title Patterns of activity and their implications to the energy budget of migrating caribou.
Degree M.S.
Graduated 1984
 
Student Patricia Kuropat
Thesis Title Foraging behavior of caribou on a calving ground in northwestern Alaska.
Degree M.S.
Graduated 1984
 
Student Martha Robus
Thesis Title Muskox habitat and use patterns in northeastern Alaska.
Degree M.S.
Graduated 1982

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