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PUBLICATIONS:
Patterns of rotifer abundance within a leafy liverwort
with lobular-shaped leaves. Mary Puterbaugh, J.
J. Skinner, and J. M. Miller, Allegheny Institute of Natural
History, University of Pittsburgh-Bradford, Bradford, PA,
16701. Manuscript in Review. Submitted to the American Journal
of Botany, April, 2003.
PRESENTATIONS:
Botanical Society of America Annual Meeting.
2001:
Preliminary investigation of the interaction between the
liverwort Frullania eborascensis and Bdelloid rotifers.
Mary N. Puterbaugh*, Allegheny Institute of Natural History,
University of Pittsburgh-Bradford, Bradford, PA, 16701.. Contributed
Paper (poster presentation) at Annual Meeting of the Botanical
Society of America, Albuquerque, NM, August 12, 2001.
An association between sex-expression in the liverwort
Frullania eboracensis and Bdelloid rotifers occupying lobular
leaves. John J. Skinner* and Mary N. Puterbaugh, Allegheny
Institute of Natural History, University of Pittsburgh-Bradford,
Bradford, PA, 16701. Contributed Paper (poster presentation)
at Annual Meeting of the Botanical Society of America, Albuquerque,
NM, August 12, 2001.
Pennsylvania Academy of Sciences Annual Meetings:
2002:
A three-year summary of the relationship between an invasive
fern and salamander populations in the Allegheny National
Forest. Gretchen Sterba*, Hope Dotter*, John Skinner,
Dessie Severson, and Thomas Pauley, Allegheny Institute of
Natural History, University of Pittsburgh-Bradford, Bradford,
PA 16701. Poster Presentation.
Gall size and gallmaker survival under different laboratory
temperature regimes: a comparison of two populations.
Nicole. P. Kimball* and Mary N. Puterbaugh, Allegheny Institute
of Natural History, University of Pittsburgh-Bradford, Bradford,
PA, 16701. Contributed Paper (poster presentation) at 78th
Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Academy of Sciences, Pocono
Manor, PA, April 5-7, 2002.
Patterns of rotifer abundance in lobules of an epiphytic
liverwort. John J. Skinner*, Jennifer M. Miller, and
Mary N. Puterbaugh, Allegheny Institute of Natural History,
University of Pittsburgh-Bradford, Bradford, PA, 16701. Contributed
Paper (oral presentation) at 78th Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania
Academy of Sciences, Pocono Manor, PA, April 5-7, 2002.
2001:
An Investigation of the Relationship Between Invasive
Plants and Salamander Populations in the Allegheny National
Forest. Tracy Guenther*, Star Dunham, Dessie Severson,
and Thomas Pauley, Allegheny Institute of Natural History,
University of Pittsburgh-Bradford, Bradford, PA 16701. Oral
presentation.
A study of an unusual relationship between a plant and
animal. Jennifer M. Miller* and Mary N. Puterbaugh, Allegheny
Institute of Natural History, University of Pittsburgh-Bradford,
Bradford, PA, 16701. Contributed paper (poster presentation)
at 77th Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Academy of Sciences,
Monroeville, PA, March 30, 2001.
2000:
Salamander populations in the Allegheny National Forest:
the role of bryophytes. Tracy Guenther* and Dessie Severson,
Allegheny Institute of Natural History, University of Pittsburgh-Bradford,
Bradford, PA 16701. Oral presentation.
Salamander populations in the Allegheny National Forest:
the role of invasive plants by Eileen Burley, Mariah Peterman*,
Lisa Van Gorden, Dessie Severson, and Thomas Pauley, Allegheny
Institute of Natural History, University of Pittsburgh- Bradford,
Bradford, PA 16701. Oral presentation.
Fruit color preferences of frugivorous birds. Lisa
VanGordon*, E. Burley, and Mary N. Puterbaugh, Allegheny Institute
of Natural History, University of Pittsburgh-Bradford, Bradford,
PA, 16701.. Contributed paper (oral presentation) at 76th
Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Academy of Sciences, Wyommissing
PA, March 30, 2000.
Penn State-Behrend / Sigma Xi Undergraduate Research
Conferences:
2002:
High rotifer abundance in liverwort plants lacking sexual
structures suggests that rotifers may prefer younger plant
tissue. John J. Skinner* and Mary N. Puterbaugh, Allegheny
Institute of Natural History, University of Pittsburgh-Bradford,
Bradford, PA, 16701.. Contributed Paper (oral presentation)
at 12th Annual Penn State Behrend-Sigma Xi Undergraduate Student
Research and Creative Accomplishment Conference, Erie, PA,
April 20, 2002
2000:
Salamander populations in the Allegheny National Forest:
the role of bryophytes, by Tracy Guenther* and Dessie
Severson, Allegheny Institute of Natural History, University
of Pittsburgh-Bradford, Bradford, PA 16701. Oral presentation.
Oral presentation.
Penn-York Undergraduate Research Conferences:
2002:
A three-year summary of the relationship between an invasive
fern and salamander populations in the Allegheny National
Forest, by Hope Dotter*, John Skinner, Dessie Severson,
and Thomas Pauley, Allegheny Institute of Natural History,
University of Pittsburgh-Bradford, Bradford, PA 16701. Poster
presentation.
2001:
An association between sex-expression in the liverwort
Frullania eboracensis and Bdelloid rotifers occupying lobular
leaves. John J. Skinner* and Mary N. Puterbaugh, Allegheny
Institute of Natural History, University of Pittsburgh-Bradford,
Bradford, PA, 16701.. Contributed Paper (poster presentation)
at 2nd Annual Penn-York Undergraduate Research Conference,
Buffalo State College, Buffalo, NY, October 20, 2001.
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