2020 Research Experiences for Undergraduates Intern Presentations - ALL
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From Itchung Cheung
Welcome
How do white shark (Carcharodon carcharias) individuals interact with their environments circumglobally in relation to location and prey availability, shark sex, and shark age?
Title: Assessing the hunting strategies of white sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) based on prey availability across regions
REU Intern: Jessica Rodgers, University of South Carolina
Mentor: Taylor Chapple, College of Agricultural Sciences, Oregon State University
Title: Studying behavior and predation of adult and sub-adult white sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) across regions
REU Intern: Melina Wettstein, University of Washington
Mentor: Taylor Chapple, College of Agricultural Sciences, Oregon State University
Title: Assessing male and female white shark (Carcharodon carcharias) individuals differences in habitat response, general behaviors, and food acquisition across regions
REU Intern: Megan Osgood, Arizona State University
Mentor: Taylor Chapple, College of Agricultural Sciences, Oregon State University
Break
Title: Can Florida Pompano (Trachinotus carolinus) be Raised with Entirely Plant-Based Diets & How Can Some Challenges be Neutralized? A Review.
REU Intern: Kyeongchan Kang,California State University Long Beach
Mentor: Carla Schubiger, Carlson College of Veterinary Medicine, Oregon State University
Title: Aging the unageable: using parasite size modes to age a crustacean host
REU Intern: Grace Roa, University of North Georgia
Mentors: John Chapman, College of Agricultural Sciences, Oregon State University
Brett Dumbauld, US Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service
Mattias Johannson, University of North Georgia
Title: Welcome to the benthos: investigating spatial and temporal variability in abundance and productivity of benthic gastropods
REU Intern: Emily Poulin, University of Washington
Mentor: Sarah Henkel, College of Science, Oregon State University
Closing Remarks