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Articles by Erin Barding
LARVAE UNDER PRESSURE: EXPLORING GROUP DYNAMICS AND REGURGITATIVE REPONSES OF TRICHOPLUSIA NI LARVAE**
Home > GJS > Vol. 82 (2024) Acosta*, Maria F. Sanchez; Barding, Erin; Shanks, Ryan; and Smith, Margaret (2024) "LARVAE UNDER PRESSURE: EXPLORING GROUP DYNAMICS AND REGURGITATIVE REPONSES OF TRICHOPLUSIA NI LARVAE**," Georgia Journal of Science, Vol. 82, No. 1, Article 1. Available at: https://digitalcommons.gaacademy.org/gjs/vol82/iss1/1 This document is currently not available here. DOWNLOADS COinS
"Ethogram Development of Trichoplusia ni**" by Chloe Meewes*, Logan Pearson* et al.
Home > GJS > Vol. 80 (2022) Georgia Journal of Science Article Title Ethogram Development of Trichoplusia ni** Authors Chloe Meewes*, University of North GeorgiaFollow Logan Pearson*, University of North GeorgiaFollow Erin Barding, University of North GeorgiaFollow Ryan Shanks, University of North GeorgiaFollow Margaret Smith, University of North GeorgiaFollow Abstract The lepidopteran species, Trichoplusia ni, is an excellent model organism for studying behavior.
TESTING THE FIDELITY OF ENAMEL ISOTOPIC, ENVIRONMENTAL AND CLIMATIC VARIATION IN A LOCALIZED POPULATION OF WHITE-TAILED DEER (ODOCOILEUS VIRGINIANUS)
Home > GJS > Vol. 79 (2021) Georgia Journal of Science Article Title TESTING THE FIDELITY OF ENAMEL ISOTOPIC, ENVIRONMENTAL AND CLIMATIC VARIATION IN A LOCALIZED POPULATION OF WHITE-TAILED DEER (ODOCOILEUS VIRGINIANUS) Authors Taylor MalasekFollow Erin Barding Michael Bender Alfred J.
"GROUNDHOG (MARMOTA MONAX) BURROW SITE SELECTION BASED ON SOIL MOISTURE" by Natalia Isabel Reyes, Jessica R. Patterson et al.
Home > GJS > Vol. 79 (2021) Georgia Journal of Science Article Title GROUNDHOG (MARMOTA MONAX) BURROW SITE SELECTION BASED ON SOIL MOISTURE, PH, AND TEMPERATURE Authors Natalia Isabel Reyes, University of North Georgia, Dahlonega, GA 30597Follow Jessica R. Patterson, University of North Georgia, Dahlonega, GA 30597Follow Erin E.
"AN INVESTIGATION INTO MARMOTA MONAX BURROWS AND THEIR ROLE AS SHELTERS" by Nicolas Szabo, Erin Barding et al.
Home > GJS > Vol. 79 (2021) Georgia Journal of Science Article Title AN INVESTIGATION INTO MARMOTA MONAX BURROWS AND THEIR ROLE AS SHELTERS FOR MULTIPLE SPECIES** Authors Nicolas SzaboFollow Erin BardingFollow Jessica PattersonFollow Abstract Groundhogs (Marmota monax) exist throughout the Appalachian Mountains, Canada and Alaska. These large rodents are often trapped or hunted due to their garden infestations and excessive burrowing which often causes infrastructure issues.
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