Zoology Archive
Angela Dassow, Carthage College – Identifying Individual Gray Wolves Using Howls
Wolves have their own voices. Angela Dassow, assistant professor of biology at Carthage College, says wolf
3/10/2018
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Jennie Carr, Washington College – Field Sparrows
On Washington College Week: What determines the success or failure of a bird’s nest? Jennie Carr,
17/8/2018
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Stephanie Gill, University at Buffalo – Yetis
On this Student Spotlight: Has a yeti specimen been found? Stephanie Gill, PhD candidate at the
16/2/2018
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William Rogers, Winthrop University – Dolphins
Do dolphins speak in different dialects? William Rogers, professor of biology at Winthrop University, examines river
13/1/2017
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George Uetz, University of Cincinnati – Purring Spiders
Do spiders sing for love? George Uetz, professor of biological sciences and head of the University of
30/10/2015
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Phillip Sponenberg, VaTech – Navajo-Churro Sheep
Dr. Phillip Sponenberg has become our resident zoology expert contributing previous pieces on domestic extinction, Choctaw
3/9/2015
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Phillip Sponenberg, VaTech – Choctaw Hogs
A close look at a specific type of animal provides insight into the evolution of livestock
4/8/2015
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Scott McGraw, OSU – Bitter Side of Cocoa
Is the production of chocolate having a negative impact? Scott McGraw, an anthropologist at The Ohio
13/7/2015
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Marina D’Angelo, PCOM – Canine Osteoarthritis
Pets are just like any other member of the family, and sometimes they need some specific
4/5/2015
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Jennifer Cramer, American Public University – Colorful Monkeys
Male vervet monkeys have a colorful genital and perineal area and engage in red-white-and-blue displays to
24/4/2015
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