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Students in the Wibbels Lab
Previous Students:
- JoAnne Hanson. M.S. 1997. Thesis title: Development of Methods for Estimating Hatchling Sea Turtle Sex Ratios.
- Jon Cowan. M.S. 1997. Thesis title: Cloning and Expression Analysis of Steroidogenic Factor 1 in a Turtle with Temperature-Dependent Sex Determination.
- Shane Tubbs. M.S. 1998. Plan II Thesis title: Prosection for Central Venous Line Placement.
- Chris Murdock. M.S. 2000. Thesis Title: Development of a Quantitative Competitive RT-PCR for Aromatase and SF-1 Expression in a Reptile with Temperature-Dependent Sex Determination.
- Alyssa Geis. M.S. 2001. Thesis Title: Evaluation of Sex Ratios in Sea Turtle Populations.
- Jenny Estes. M.S. 2003. Thesis Title: Evaluation of Hatchling Sex Ratios from Natural Nesting Beaches of Hawksbill and Green Sea Turtles.
- Keela Dodd. M.S. 2004. Thesis Title: Investigations of the Physiology of Temperature-Dependent Sex Determination.
- Alyssa Geis. Ph.D. 2004. Dissertation Title: Utilizing Technologies for Enhancing the Conservation of Sea Turtle Populations.
- Chris Murdock. Ph.D. 2004. Dissertation Title: Molecular Basis of Temperature-Dependent Sex Determination.
- Amber Park. M.S. Spring 2006. Thesis Title: Sex Ratios, Sexing Techniques and the Conservation of Sea Turtles.
- Keela Dodd. Ph.D. Fall 2007. Dissertaion Title: The Molecular Biology of Temperature Dependent Sex Determination.
- Corrie Therrien. M.S. Spring 2008. Thesis Title: Conservational Implications of Temperature- Dependent Sex Determination.
- Anne Marie LeBlanc Eich. Ph.D. Fall 2009. Dissertation Title: Evoluntionary and Conservation Implications of Determination and Hatching Pedation in Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtles.
Current Students:
- Taylor Roberge: Research Topic: Biology of Diamondback Terrapin
- Kayla Bieser: Research Topic: Molecular Basis of Male Sex Determination in a Turtle with TSD.
- Ricardo Tapilatu: Research Topic: Development of an Optimal Hatchery Program for the Leatherback Sea Turtles in Indonesia.
- Jenny Layton: Research Topic: Ecological, Evolutionary, and Conservation Impications fo TSD in Sea Turtles.
- Andy Coleman: Research Topic: Temperature-Dependent Sex Determination and Marine Turtle Conservation.
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