Current Graduate Students
- Brian Camposano (M.S.
candidate) -- Morphology and geographic distribution of native and non-native
anole lizards (Anolis sp.) in Florida.
- Raya Pruner (M.S. candidate) --
Brood foraging behavior, habitat use, and factors affecting chick
survival in the Cuban Snowy Plover (Charadrius alexandrinus
tenuirostris) a state-threatened species in Florida that nests
along the Gulf Coast.
- Jennifer Bernatis (Ph.D.
candidate) -- Ecophysiology and impacts of invasive freshwater
channeled apple snails in Florida.
Previous Graduate Students
- Gabriel Miller (M.S.
December 2008) investigated the ecology of upland snake species of the Southeast, specifically the
Florida Pine Snake (Pituophis melanoleucus mugitus), and its
interspecies relationships with the Southeastern Pocket Gopher (Geomys
pinetus).
- Betsy Roznik (M.S.,
December 2007) used radiotelemetry to investigate the movements and microhabitat use of
juvenile and adult Florida Gopher Frogs (Rana capito). Betsy
currently lives and works in Australia, where she hopes to pursue a
doctoral degree.