2021年E.E.Williams研究资助的获奖者

IF 1.3 3区生物学 Q2 ZOOLOGY

Herpetologica Pub Date : 2021-09-03 DOI:10.1655/0018-0831-77.3.273

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Herpetologists'League很高兴表彰以下学生成员在2021年E.E.Williams研究资助竞赛中提出的获奖研究建议。行为--Anna Tipton，乔治亚学院和州立大学，“一种评估景观特征对蛇的空间策略和活动模式影响的综合方法：木材响尾蛇（Crotalus horridus）和道路的案例研究。”保护--西自由大学的Erin Allison，“评估保护信息策略在提高人类对响尾蛇的积极认知方面的有效性。”生态学--Grascen Shidemantle，宾厄姆顿大学，“夜间光线对两栖动物幼虫色素沉着和捕食相互作用的影响。”进化与多样性--Valeria Ramı́rez Castañeda，加州大学伯克利分校，“对复杂化学防御的多种毒素抗性机制”生理学和功能形态学--Helen Plylar，犹他州立大学，“儿童Antaresia三叉神经外周生长和凹坑器官发育中的神经嵴参与。”

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Awardees of the 2021 E.E. Williams Research Grants

The Herpetologists’ League is pleased to recognize the following student members for their winning research proposals in the 2021 E.E. Williams Research Grant competition. Behavior.—Anna Tipton, Georgia College and State University, ‘‘An integrated approach for evaluating the effects of landscape features on spatial strategies and activity patterns in snakes: Case study with timber rattlesnakes (Crotalus horridus) and roadways.’’ Conservation.—Erin Allison, West Liberty University, ‘‘Evaluating the effectiveness of conservation messaging strategies in increasing positive human perceptions of rattlesnakes.’’ Ecology.—Grascen Shidemantle, Binghamton University, ‘‘Impact of light at night on larval amphibian pigmentation and predator-prey interactions.’’ Evolution & Diversity.—Valeria Ramı́rez-Castañeda, University of California, Berkeley, ‘‘Multiple toxin-resistance mechanisms in response to complex chemical defenses.’’ Physiology & Functional Morphology.—Helen Plylar, Utah State University, ‘‘Neural crest involvement in peripheral growth of the trigeminal nerve and development of the pit organs in Antaresia childreni.’’

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Herpetologica 生物-动物学

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4.60

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>12 weeks

期刊介绍： Established in 1936, Herpetologica is a quarterly peer-reviewed journal serving herpetologists, biologists, ecologists, conservationists, researchers and the scientific community. The journal contains original research papers and essays about the biology of reptiles and amphibians, and covers many relevant topics including: behavior, conservation, ecology, genetics, morphology, physiology and taxonomy.