Bell, Sherry
2006. Current and historial plant species composition in fire-impacted pine-hardwood forests in northern Mississippi. Ph. D. Dissertation. (Dr. Brewer)
Hinman, Sarah
2006. M.S. Thesis. (Dr. Brewer)
Koh, Hongsuk
2006. M.S. Thesis. (Dr. Ochs)
Aquilani, Steve.
2002. Bird communities of Holly Springs National Forest: past and present habitat considerations for forest song bird communities. Ph. D. Dissertation. (Dr. Brewer)
Galicki, Stan.
2002. Bald cypress dendrochemistry and sediment geocehmistry in a lake fringe wetland, Sky Lake, Mississippi. Ph.D. Dissertation (Drs. Davidson and Threlkeld).
Haag, Wendell.
2002. Spatial, temporal, and taxonomic variation in population dynamics and community structure of freshwater mussels. Ph.D. Dissertation. (Dr. Miller)
Sims, Chris.
2002. Physiological, ecological, and behavioral aspects of the early life histroy of the northern mockingbird (Mimus polyglottus). Ph.D. Dissertation (Drs. Holberton and Miller)
Wilson, Morgan.
2002. The endocrine basis for trade-offs between immediate survival and reproductive success in Arctic- and temperate-breeding yellow warblers, Dendroica petechia. Ph.D. Dissertation (Drs. Holberton and Miller).
Chambers, JulieAnn.
2002. Bald cypress (Taxodium distichum) growth in the Little Tallahatchie River Basin: Effects of a flood control dam. M. S. Thesis. (Dr. Threlkeld).
Hunter, Meredith.
2002. The role of androgens in the onset of the pre-nuptial molt in American goldfinch (Cardelius tristis). M. S. Thesis. (Dr. Buchholz).
Peltier, Dezra.
2002. Age determination of the freshwater mussel Amblema plicata of North Mississippi. M. S. Thesis. (Dr. Holland).
Subgani, Rama.
2002. Production of indole-3-acetic acid by plant growth promoting assemblages of the freshwater macrophyte Juncus effusus L. M. S. Thesis. (Dr. Halda-Alija).
Germano, Beth.
2001. Asymmetry in repdouctive isolation in four populations of Schizocsa crassipes from the southeastern United States (Araneae; Lycosidae). M.S. Thesis. (Dr. Miller)
Grenfell, Ric.
2001. A Comparison of the Early Life Stage Responses of the Zebrafish (Danio rerio) to Copper Sulfate: A Metal Toxicant, Chlorpyrifos: An Oraganophosphorus Insecticide, and Benzo(a)pyrene: A Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon. M.S. Thesis (Dr. D'Surney)
Lombardi-Carlson, Linda.
2001. Comparisons of Sphryna tiburo populations from the Gulf of Mexico: latitudinal variation and density-dependent regulation. M.S. Thesis (Dr. Parsons)
Vidal, Gregory.
2001. The Molecular and Evolutionary study of the Globin Gene of Zebrafish and to related species. M.S. Thesis (Dr. D'Surney)
Cash, William Benjamin.
2000. The effects of changing habitat quality on the behavior and endocrinology of the freshwater turtle, Trechemys scripta. Ph.D. Dissertation (Dr. Holberton).
Haggard, Angie.
2000. A Study of Hematological Parameters in Coastal Sharks of the Northern Gulf of Mexico. M.S. Thesis (Dr. Parsons)
Sandrene, Melissa.
2000. Age and Growth of the Atlantic Sharpnose shark, Rizoprionodon terraenovae, in the Gulf of Mexico. M.S. Thesis (Dr. Parsons)
Fader, Paul,
1999. Microbial aspects of iron gradient including biofouling. Ph.D. Dissertation. (Dr. Mikell)
Libman, Bruce,
1999. Zooplankton in floodplain habitats: Diapause and population genetics in response to flood control. Ph.D. Dissertation. (Dr. Threlkeld)
Moore, Matthew T.,
1999. Fate of chlorpyrifos, atrazine, and metolachlor from non-point sources in wetland mesocosm. Ph.D. Dissertation. (Dr. Rodgers)
Harris, Marcuslene DeWayne,
1999. Biocidal efficacy and potential applications of the Sparker System Plasma Arc as applied to water and wastewater. M.S. Thesis. (Dr. Mikell)
Konzen, Karen,
1999. The Effects of multiple chemical exposures on the Crayfish Procambarus acutus. M. S. Thesis. (Dr. Gaston)
Martinovic, Dalma,
1999. Effect of endurance training on swimming performance and hematological characteristics in the Grass Carp. M.S. Thesis. (Dr. Parsons)
Milburn, Scott,
1999. Chemical and microbial properties of flooded Mississippi delta agricultural soils. M.S. Thesis. (Dr. Ochs)
Baca, Robert,
1998. The Use of Size Distributions in Ecological Experiments. Ph.D. Dissertation. (Dr. Threlkeld)
Carlson, John,
1998. The physiological ecology of the Bonnethead Shark, Sphyrna tiburo, Blacknose Shark, Carcharhinus acronotus, and Florida Smoothhound Shark, Mustelus norrisi: Effects of dissolved oxygen and temperature. Ph.D. Dissertation. (Dr. Parsons)
Gillespie Jr., William,
1998. A scaled appoach for intergrated development of constructed wetlands for the transfer and transformations of zinc and associated toxicity in a refinery effluent. Ph.D. Dissertation. (Dr. Rodgers)
Lizotte Jr., Richard Edward,
1998. Surfactant exposures and fathead minnow, Pimephales promelas Rafinesque, responses at several hierarchial levels of biological organization. Ph.D. Dissertation. (Dr. Rodgers)
Morrow Jr., James V.,
1998. Early life history of Northern Pike, esox lucius, and emigration from spawning wetlands. Ph.D. Dissertation. (Dr. Miller)
Rhew, Kyeongsik,
1998. Autotrophic picoplankton in a southeastern reservoir: Population dynamics and regulating factors. Ph.D. Dissertation. (Dr. Ochs & Dr. Threlkeld)
Balducci, Jill,
1998. Ecological integrity of wetland soils: testing of a soil perturbation index in Northern Mississippi wetlands. M. S. Thesis (Dr. Holland)
Bartlett, James,
1998. The effect of dissolved oxygen and absorptive state on the swimming performance and swimming respiration of juvenilie Channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus (Rafinesque). M. S. Thesis (Dr. Parsons)
Brooks, Bryan,
1998. Effects of food web structure on thermal profiles for freshwater ponds. M. S. Thesis (Dr. Threlkeld)
Davis, Sara,
1998. Vegetation and substrate types for wastewater treatment wetlands. M.S. Thesis. (Dr. Holland)
Leighton, Edgar,
1998. Reproduction and the risk of predation during courtship of the web-invading spider Argerodes trigonum. M.S. Thesis. (Dr. Miller)
Mastin, Brian,
1998. Characterization and assessment of Lyngbya-dominated cyanobacteria "blooms" in a reservoir at a former bleached kraft pulp and paper mill. M. S. Thesis (Dr. Rodgers).
Pigott, Kevin Russell,
1998. Current woody vegetative community structure and composition in a sixteen kilometer stretch of the Little Tallahatchie River. M.S. Thesis. (Dr. Holland)
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