
“Fishing” out the exomes of the federally endangered tidewater gobies to identify potential genes under selection
2019-2020 La Kretz Center Graduate Research and Stunt Ranch Reserve Combined Grant
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2019-2020 La Kretz Center Graduate Research and Stunt Ranch Reserve Combined Grant
2019-2020 La Kretz Center Graduate Research and Stunt Ranch Reserve Combined Grant
2019-2020 La Kretz Center Graduate Research and Stunt Ranch Reserve Combined Grant
2018-2019 La Kretz Center Graduate Research and Stunt Ranch Reserve Combined Grant
The western pond turtle is California’s only native freshwater turtle. The turtle’s numbers have been declining due to urbanization, limited water availability, and competition or predation from invasive species —…
UC Natural Reserve System research has laid the foundation for conserving species across the state. A prime example: UCLA professor Brad Shaffer’s work on California tiger salamanders was instrumental in…
La Kretz Center Graduate Research / Stunt Ranch Reserve Grants 2016-2017
Researchers at the La Kretz Center are developing a framework for protecting the genetic integrity of the endangered California tiger salamander from invasive non-natives.
At the La Kretz Center, scientists are working toward a win-win between green energy and endangered species conservation in the Mojave Desert.
La Kretz Center Graduate Research / Stunt Ranch Reserve Grants 2015-2016
In addition to developing a recommendation for creating a self-sustaining population of western pond turtles in the wild, we hope that this project will serve as an educational tool for the nearby community.
Students: Jasneet Bains, Mario Colon, Maxwell Montrose, Vanessa Reyes, Warren Tan, Rachel Thompson, Janet Vu Client: The University of California’s Natural Reserve System Advisor: Dr. Brad Shaffer Final Report
Published Work | 2021 | Journal of Fish and Wildlife Management, 12(2):485–501; e1944-687X
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permalinkPublished Work | 2019 | The Journal of Wildlife Management 83(7):1607–1616
permalinkPublished Work | 2019 | Molecular Ecology 28:2757–2771
permalinkPublished Work | 2018 | Chelonian Conservation and Biology 17:135-161
permalinkPublished Work | 2018 | Molecular Ecology 27:4430-4443
permalinkPublished Work | 2018 | Heredity 121:112-125
permalinkPublished Work | 2018 | Conservation Genetics 19:937-946
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permalinkPublished Work | 2016 | American Naturalist 187:423-435
permalinkPublished Work | 2016 | Ecological Applications 26:94-103
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download pdf permalinkPublished Work | 2015 | Oikos 124:724-731.
permalinkPublished Work | 2014 | Ecology 95:68-77
permalinkPublished Work | 2014 | Diversity and Distributions 20:334-343
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