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Publications+Demere, K.D., Meierhofer, M. B., Morrison, M. L., Pierce, B. L., Szewczak, J. M. and Ammerman, L. K. 2017, Noteworthy records for six species of bats from 13 Texas counties and the first voucher specimens from Pseudogymnoascus destructans positive sites: Occasional Papers, Museum of Texas Tech University, v. 351, p. 1-10.+Meierhofer, M. B. and Demere, K. D. In press. Leucism in two tri-colored bats (Perimyotis subflavus) in Texas: Southeastern Naturalist.+Arantes, C. C., Winemiller, K. O., Petrere, M., Castello, L., Hess, L. L. and Freitas, C. E. C., 2017, Relationships between forest cover and fish diversity in the Amazon River floodplain (R. Arlinghaus, Ed.): Journal of Applied Ecology.+Fritz, K. A., Kirschman, L. J., McCay, S. D., Trushenski, J. T., Warne, R. W. and Whiles, M. R., 2017, Subsidies of essential nutrients from aquatic environments correlate with immune function in terrestrial consumers: Freshwater Science, p. 000–000.+Light, J. E., Harper, S., Johnson, K., Demastes, J. and Spradling, T., in press, Development and characterization of 12 novel polymorphic microsatellite loci for the mammal chewing louse Geomydoecus aurei (Insecta: Phthiraptera) and a comparison of next-generation sequencing approaches for use in parasitology: Journal of Parasitology.+Galán, A.P. and Light, J. E. 2017, Reptiles and amphibians associated with Texas Pocket Gopher (Geomys personatus) burrow systems across the Texas Sand Sheet: Herpetological Review, v. 48, p. 517-521.+Takano, O. M., Mitchell, P. S., Gustafsson, D. R., Adite, A., Voelker, G. and Light, J. E., 2017, An assessment of host associations, geographic distributions, and genetic diversity of avian chewing lice (Insecta: Phthiraptera) from benin: Journal of Parasitology, v. 103, p. 152–160.+Rossi, W., Jr., Newcomb, M. and Gatlin, D. M., III, 2017, Assessing the nutritional value of an enzymatically processed soybean meal in early juvenile red drum, Sciaenops ocellatus L: Aquaculture, v. 467, p. 94–101.+Pewitt, E., Castillo, S., Velásquez, A. and Gatlin, D. M., III, 2017, The dietary tryptophan requirement of juvenile red drum, Sciaenops ocellatus: Aquaculture, v. 469, p. 112–116.+Pereira, R. T., Rosa, P. V. and Gatlin, D. M., III, 2017, Glutamine and arginine in diets for Nile tilapia: Effects on growth, innate immune responses, plasma amino acid profiles and whole-body composition: Aquaculture, v. 473, p. 135–144.+Rossi, W., Jr., Ju, M., Hume, M. E., Tomasso, J. R. and Gatlin, D. M., III, 2017, Nutrition of red drum, Sciaenops ocellatus L.: An additional evaluation of the effects of soya-based diets and supplemental prebiotic: Aquaculture Research, v. 48, p. 5224–5234.+Sutili, F. J., Gatlin, D. M., III, Heinzmann, B. M. and Baldisserotto, B., 2017, Plant essential oils as fish diet additives: benefits on fish health and stability in feed: Reviews in Aquaculture.+Hussain, D., Mateen, A. and Gatlin, D. M., III, 2017, Alleviation of aflatoxin B 1 (AFB 1) toxicity by calcium bentonite clay: Effects on growth performance, condition indices and bioaccumulation of AFB 1 residues in Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus): Aquaculture, v. 475, p. 8–15.+Wilson, D.E., Lacher, T.E., Jr. and Mittermeier R.A. (Eds). 2017, Handbook of Mammals of the World, vol. 7. Rodents II.

Lynx Editions, Barcelona, Spain.+DellaSalla, D. and Goldstein, M. (Editors-in-Chief), Elias, S., Jennings, B., Lacher, T., Jr., Mineau, P. and Pyare, S. (Section Editors), in press, Encyclopedia of the Anthropocene, v. 1 - 5. Elsevier, Oxford.+Gómez-Ruiz, E. P. and Lacher, T. E., 2016, Modelling the potential geographic distribution of an endangered pollination corridor in Mexico and the United States (M. van Kleunen, Ed.): Diversity and Distributions, v. 23, p. 67–78.+Wood, M.A., Sheridan, R., Feagin, R. A. and Lacher, T.E., Jr., 2017, Assessment of payments for ecosystem services to enhance forest protection in a biological corridor in Costa Rica: Land Use Policy v. 63, p. 440-449.+Lacher, T.E., Jr. and Pyare, S., 2017, Introduction: the challenge of biodiversity conservation in the Anthropocene. In: Lacher, T.E., Jr. and Pyare, S. (Eds.), v. 3 (Biodiversity), of v. 1 - 5 in the Encyclopedia of the Anthropocene (DellaSala, D. A. and Goldstein M. I., Editors-in-Chief), Elsevier, Oxford, UK.+Lacher, T.E., Jr. and Roach, N., 2017, The status of biodiversity in the Anthropocene: trends, threats, and actions. In: Lacher, T.E., Jr. and Pyare, S. (Editors), v. 3 (Biodiversity), of v. 1 - 5 in the Encyclopedia of the Anthropocene (DellaSala, D.A. and Goldstein, M. I., Editors-in-Chief), Elsevier, Oxford, UK.+DellaSala, D.A., Goldstein, M.I., Elias, S., Jennings, B., Lacher, T.E., Jr., Mineau, P. and Pyare, S, 2017, The Anthropocene: how the great acceleration in transforming the planet at unprecedented levels. In: Lacher, T.E., Jr. and Pyare, S. (Editors), v. 3 (Biodiversity), of v. 1 - 5 in the Encyclopedia of the Anthropocene (DellaSala, D.A. and Goldstein, M.I., Editors-in-Chief), Elsevier, Oxford, UK.+Lacher, T.E. Jr. and Hilton-Taylor, C., 2017, The IUCN Red List: assessing extinction risk in the Anthropocene. In: Lacher, T.E., Jr. and Pyare, S. (Editors), v. 3 (Biodiversity), of v. 1 - 5 in the Encyclopedia of the Anthropocene (DellaSala, D.A. and Goldstein, M.I., Editors-in-Chief), Elsevier, Oxford, UK.+Lacher, T. E., Jr., Young, R. P., Kennerley, R., Roach, N.S., McCay, S. and Turvey, S.T., 2017, Conserving the biodiversity of the largest Order of Mammals: Priorities and actions for the Rodentia. In: Handbook of Mammals of the World, v. 7. Rodents. Wilson, D.E., Lacher, T.E., Jr. and Mittermeier, R.A. (Eds), Lynx Editions, Barcelona, Spain.+González, J. L. P., Roach, N. S. and Solano, L. A. R., 2017, Atelopus carrikeri (Guajira Stubfoot Toad) and Atelopus laetissimus. Interspecific Amplexus. Herpetological Review: Natural History.Angeli N., 2017, The capture and release of widely foraging lizards with no neck: Herpetological Review, v. 48, p. 54.+Angeli N. F., Hillis-Starr, Z., Lundgren, I., Lombardm, C. and Fitzgerald, L. A., in press, Dispersal and population states of an endangered island lizard following a conservation translocation: Ecological Applications.+Fitzgerald L. A., Walkup, D., Chyn, K., Buchholtz, E., Angeli, N. and Parker, M., 2017, The future for reptiles: advances and challenges in the Anthropocene. In: Encyclopedia of the Anthropocene. Edited by Dominick DellaSala. Reference Module in Earth Systems and Environmental Sciences.+Treglia M., Fisher, R. and Fitzgerald, L., 2017, Potential and current distribution models for the endangered arroyo toad (Anaxyrus californicus): KNB Data Repository. DOI:10.5063/F157190H.+Hibbitts, T. J., Fitzgerald, L. A., Walkup, D.

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mustsay,Iamthoroughlyenjoyingit. I love to garden and evenhave some fruit trees which I hopewillproducethisyear.Fingerscrossed!If I’mnot tending tomygardenplantsor spendingtimewithmy family, thenI’musuallyfoundreadingagoodbook.I’mhappytobeapartoftheWildlife&Fisheriescrew.

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andadvanceasbesttomyability. I have two daughters somajorityofmytimeisspentwiththem.One thing I love to do besides hangwiththekidsistakethemshoppingordomymakeup. Icanspendhours justinmyroomatmydeskcomingupwithnewthings.I’mexcitedtobepartoftheWFSCteam.

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Kourtney Brooks I am thedepartment’s newBusiness AssociateIII. I was employedwith Nutrition& Food Scienceprior to joiningthe Wildlife &Fisheries Sciencesteam inJuly. Ihavethoroughly enjoyedworking for the

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K. and Ryberg, W. A., 2017, Why didn’t the lizard cross the road? Dunes sagebrush lizards exhibit road-avoidance behaviour: Wildlife Research, v. 44, p. 194.Walkup, D. K., Leavitt, D. J. and Fitzgerald, L. A., 2017, Effects of habitat fragmentation on population structure of dune-dwelling lizards: Ecosphere, v. 8, p. e01729.+van Riper, C. J., Landon, A. C., Kidd, S., Bitterman, P., Fitzgerald, L. A., Granek, E. F., Ibarra, S., Iwaniec, D., Raymond, C. M. and Toledo, D., 2017, Incorporating sociocultural phenomena into ecosystem-service valuation: The importance of critical pluralism: BioScience, v. 67, p. 233–244.+Neely, W. J., Freeman, J. M., Greiner, E. C. and Dronen, N. O., 2017, A sample of endohelminths from four species of malaysian freshwater turtles (Geoemydidae) confiscated in 2001 by authorities in Hong Kong, People’s Republic of China: Comparative Parasitology, v. 84, p. 201–205.+Grace, J. K., Martin-Gousset, L. and Angelier, F., 2017, Delayed effect of early-life corticosterone treatment on adult anti-predator behavior in a common passerine: Physiology & Behavior, v. 177, p. 82–90.+Roelke, D. L., 2017, Applying principles of resource competition theory to microalgae biomass production: A more refined relationship between species richness and productivity: Algal Research, v. 25, p.

431–438.+Roelke, D. L., Li, H.-P., Miller-DeBoer, C. J., Gable, G. M. and Davis, S. E., 2016, Regional shifts in phytoplankton succession and primary productivity in the San Antonio Bay System (USA) in response to diminished freshwater inflows: Marine and Freshwater Research.+Grover, J. P., Roelke, D. L. and Brooks, B. W., 2017, Population persistence in flowing-water habitats: Conditions where flow-based management of harmful algal blooms works, and where it does not: Ecological Engineering, v. 99, p. 172–181.+Pinckney, J. L., Quigg, A. S. and Roelke, D. L., 2016, Interannual and seasonal patterns of estuarine phytoplankton diversity in Galveston Bay, Texas, USA: Estuaries and Coasts, v. 40, p. 310–316.+Entwistle, C., Mora, M. A., and Knight, R., 2017, Estimating costal wetland gain and losses in Galveston County and Cameron County, TX: Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management.+Telesford-Checkley, J. M., Mora, M. A., Gentry, T. J., McDonald, T. J., and Boellstorff, D. E., 2017, Impacts of heronries on water quality as evaluated through Escherichia coli and fecal sterol analyses: Water Environment Research, v. 89, p. 508–518.+Telesford-Checkley, J. M., Mora, M. A., Grant, W. E., Boellstorff, D. E., and Provin, T. L., 2017, Estimating the contribution of nitrogen and phosphorus to waterbodies

by colonial nesting waterbirds: Science of The Total Environment, v. 574, p. 1335–1344.+Maldonado, A. R., Mora, M. A., and Sericano, J. L., 2016, Seasonal differences in contaminant accumulation in neotropical migrant and resident songbirds: Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, v. 72, p. 39–49.+Rodríguez-Jorquera, I. A., Siroski, P., Espejo, W., Nimptsch, J., Choueri, P. G., Choueri, R. B., Moraga, C. A., Mora, M., and Toor, G. S., 2016, Latin American protected areas: Protected from chemical pollution? Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management, v. 13, p. 360–370.+Ertl, H. M., Mora, M. A., Brightsmith, D. J., and Navarro-Alberto, J. A., in press, Potential impact of neonicotinoid use on northern bobwhite (Colinus virginianus) in Texas: A Historical Analysis. PLOS.+González, D., Mora, M. A., Buelna, H. R., Ruelas- Inzunza, J. R., Álvarez-Bernal, D., 2017, Biomonitoreo de metales pesados en plumas de aves acuáticas residentes del Lago de Chapala: Revista Internacional de Contaminacion Ambiental. V. 34, p. 00–00.+Nickum, M. J., Masser, M., Reigh, R., and Nickum, J. G, 2017, Alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) Aquaculture in the United States: Reviews in Fisheries Science and Aquaculture.

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