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TWEL Jennifer Thieme Thesis

Behavioral and reproductive consequences of mesopredator activity to grassland birds Jennifer L. Thieme, MS Advisor: Amanda Rodewald Thesis Although urban green spaces have the potential to provide valuable habitat to declining species of grassland ...

TWEL Jason Steckel Thesis

Food availability and waterfowl use on mid-migration habitats in central and northern Ohio Jason D. Steckel, MS Advisor: Robert Gates Thesis Destruction of wetland habitat in North America throughout the late 1900s, combined with decreased precipita ...

TWEL David Slager Thesis

Spatial ecology and habitat exploration of neotropical migrants during spring migratory stopover David L. Slager, MS Advisor: Paul Rodewald Thesis: Movement ecology and stopover duration of Northern Waterthrush and Yellow-rumped Warbler during spring ...

TWEL Debra Scott Thesis

The effect of woodland restoration on bats in a metropolitan environment Debra A. Scott, MS Advisor: Stanley D. Gehrt Thesis Urban expansion fragments natural habitats, which can increase wildlife susceptibility to invasive species, predation, disea ...

TWEL Paul Ramey Thesis

Population density and prevalence of rabies virus-neutralizing antibodies in a northern Ohio raccoon population Paul C. Ramey, MS Advisor: Robert Gates Thesis The current oral rabies vaccination (ORV) programs across the eastern USA were established ...

TWEL Tara Olson Thesis

Variation in use of managed wetlands by waterfowl, wading birds, and shorebirds in Ohio Tara M. Olson, MS Advisor: Robert Gates Thesis There is a need to broaden wetland conservation and management to include a greater diversity of wildlife species. ...

TWEL Sarah Lehnen Dissertation

Demographic responses of shrub-successional birds to patch area and edge Sarah E. Lehnen, PhD Advisor: Amanda Rodewald Dissertation: An evaluation of survivorship and habitat use of early-successional birds during the breeding season: Implications for ...

TWEL Andrew Kniowski Thesis

Summer ecology of the Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis) in an agricultural landscape Andrew B. Kniowski, MS Advisor: Stan Gehrt Thesis The majority of the summer range of the Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis) is within agricultural areas, yet despite known ne ...

TWEL Ceciia Hennessy Thesis

Mating strategies and pack structure of coyotes in an urban landscape: A genetic investigation Ceciia A. Hennessy, MS Advisor: Stan Gehrt Thesis Coyotes (Canis latrans) have come to inhabit many types of ecosystems, including urban and suburban syst ...

TWEL Richard Geboy Thesis

Influence of habitat conditions on nesting activity of wood ducks (Aix Sponsa) in tree cavities Richard A. Geboy, MS Advisor: Robert Gates Thesis Wood duck breeding biology has largely been studied in artificial nest boxes, but environmental influen ...

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