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Elizabeth Camp (1998) Sensory mediation of homing behavior in sand scorpions. Directed research. (CV)
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| Doug Gaffin Lab Director. Home page. | ||||
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| Tristan Barker (2011) | |
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| Matthew Taylor (2010-11) Characterization of pheromonal signals in the desert grassland scorpion, Paruroctonus utahensis. | |
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| Shivani Mann (2009-10) Scorpion fluorescence and reaction to light. | |
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| Mark Walvoord (2005) Video analysis of pecten tapping behavior. Collaborative research. | |
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| Students | ||||
| Danielle Martin (2011) Physiological analysis of the scorpion constellation array. Directed research. | |
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| Jay Vinnedge (2011) Analysis of cues involved in homing behavior of desert sand scorpions. Directed research. | |
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| Caleb Cosper (2010-11) Behavioral response to scorpion cuticular extracts. Directed research. | |
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| Elise Knowlton (2008-11) Electrophysiology of scorpion peg sensilla. Directed research. (website & CV) | |
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| Andrea Jordan (2009-10) Scorpion behavioral response to fluorescent objects. Honors thesis. | |
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| Nataliya Popokina (2007-08) Scorpion fluorescence and light perception. Directed research. | |
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| Eman Beck (2007) Do scorpions use self-generated pressure waves in the detection and orientation to objects. Directed research. | |
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| Tessa Crowl (2006) Chemosensory behavior of Centruroides vittatus. Directed research. | |
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| Kevin Landsverk (2006) Behavioral assay of chemosensory activity in Centruroides vittatus. Directed research. | |
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| Greg Blass (2005) Light wavelength biases of scorpions. Directed research. | |
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Ryan McKee (2004) Non-visual orientation of sand scorpions. Directed research. | |
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Zach Porterfield (2004) Screening for scorpions: a non-invasive approach to tracking the movements of arachnids in sand. Honors thesis. | |
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Ashley Meador (2004) Home burrow navigation in scorpions. Directed research. | |
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Karen Bost (2004) Home burrow navigation in scorpions. Graduate research. | |
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Paul McGowan (2004) Differential response patterns of scorpion peg sensilla. Directed research. | |
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Steven Carter (2003) Is the mechanoreceptor involved in the peg sensillar circuitry of scorpion pectines? Honors thesis. | |
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Steffany Steinmetz (2003) Behavioral evidence of pheromonal interactions in Centruroides vittatus. Honors thesis. | |
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Mujahid Hines (2003) Use of a micro-engineered chemical delivery device to evaluate scorpion peg sensillum response to organic stimulants. Honors thesis. | |
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Vail Stephens (2000) Do scorpions use seismic echolocation to aid in orientation? Honors thesis. | |
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Mike Falgiani (1999) Electrophysiological investigation of the sensitivity of scorpion basitarsal slit sensilla to vibratory stimuli. Honors thesis. | |
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| Taryn Turner (1998) Synaptic interactions in peg sensilla of Centruroides vittatus. Directed research. | |
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Elizabeth Camp (1998) Sensory mediation of homing behavior in sand scorpions. Directed research. (CV) |
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| Mahdieh Parizi (1998) The expression of a circadian rhythm in the spiking frequency of chemosensitive neurons of scorpion pectines. Honors thesis. | |
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