Cranberry Lake Biological Station
Submissions from 2017
Cranberry Lake Biological Station Research Symposium, Session A, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Cranberry Lake Biological Station Research Symposium, Session B, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Cranberry Lake Biological Station Research Symposium, Session D, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Session A, 2017 First Place: Changes in activity levels of Rock Bass, Golden Shiner, and Brown Bullhead species in response to alarm pheromones released by Banded Killifish and Eastern Blacknose Dace, Devon Shaw, Joe Rubenstein, Shane Currey, and Andrew Koch
Session A, 2017 Second Place: Effect of Both Presence of White Stripe and Size of Organism on Cryptic Color Change in American Toads, Benjamin VanderStouw, Clare Foley, Renee Perrotte, and Scott Kostka
Session A, 2017 Third Place: A case study on the differences in fecal parasites between ground foraging and canopy foraging birds at Cranberry Lake Biological Station Adirondacks, New York, Eleanor Nunn, Adrianna Calamita, Juliana Ofalt, and Liam Reed
Session A, 2017 Third Place: The Effects of Anthropogenic Noise Disturbances on Anuran Mating Calls, Alyssa Dugan, Mary Schwartzmyer, and Alivia Sheffield
Session B, 2017 First Place: A Comparison of Macroinvertebrate Assemblages Found in Forest Fungi of Different Hymenial Types, Arianna DeAngelo, Isabella Mitchell, Antoinette Esposito, and Rose Louk
Session D, 2017 First Place: Under the Sphagnum: An Observational Analysis of the Relationship Between Distance and Ectomycorrhizal Morphotype Diversity in Larix laricina Within Wetland Ecosystems, Max Hermanson, Silus Weckel, Alex Kozisky, and Kyle Kozlowski
Session D, 2017 Second Place: The Influence of Abiotic Factors on the Growth Pattern of Monotropa uniflora, Katherine Dami, Jennifer Ferlenda, and Annarose Quinn
Session D, 2017 Third Place: The Effects of Sunscreen on Photosynthetic Filamentous Algae, Matthew McBride, Andrew Meashaw, and Lorenzo Natalie
Submissions from 2016
Cranberry Lake Biological Station Research Symposium, Session A, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Cranberry Lake Biological Station Research Symposium, Session C, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Cranberry Lake Biological Station Research Symposium, Session D, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Session A, 2016 Cranberry Lake Director's Choice Award: Cryptic Shade and Hue Gradients of Anaxyrus americanus from Stream to Forest Habitats, Christopher Cruz, Robert Pedian, Connor Hassler, and Matthew Wuertzer
Session A, 2016 First Place: Forest Bird Behavior in Response to the Calls of Native and Non-Native Owl Species at Cranberry Lake Biological Station in Clifton, NY, Shannon Booth, Cameron Piper, Mikayla Call, Emma Buckardt, and Madison Hand
Session C, 2016 First Place: Avian aggression levels in response to the Black-capped Chickadee (Poecile atricapillus) alarm call in edge habitats around Cranberry Lake Biological station, Audrey Sellepack, Jenna Holakovsky, Alexandra Grove, Joseph Retelskyj
Session C, 2016 Second Place: Carnivorous Chaos: A Comparison Study of Number of Attractions by Prey for Roundleaf Sundew (Drosera rotundifolia L.) and Purple Pitcher Plant (Sarracenia purpurea), Alex Dogonniuck, Michael Greener, Marissa Lathrop, Adam Loomis, Madison Morley
Session D, 2016 First Place: Mighty Moss: The water-holding capacity, heat retention, and debris content of local moss genera in relation to its use as a traditional diaper material, Jodie Schoelkopf, Emma Livingston, Mia Eddy, Megan Ferreira
Session D, 2016 Second Place: Plankton: I don't know, I didn't think we'd get this far, Hope Mahon, Aaron Goodell, Andrew Franceschini, Gwen Stark
Session D, 2016 Third Place: The Response of American Toads (Anaxyrus americanus) to The Urine of Distressed Conspecifics, Neyra Benoit, Ben Czapranski, Dwight Hospedales, Justin LaCorte
Submissions from 2015
Cranberry Lake Biological Station Research Symposium, Session A, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Cranberry Lake Biological Station Research Symposium, Session C, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Session A, 2015 First Place: Whatever the Case May Be: Investigating Trichoptera Diversity in Three Adirondack Streams, Emily Artruc, Grace Gustke, Samantha Hollister, Johanna Little, and Miranda Tanner
Session A, 2015 Second Place: The Art of War Against Tabanidae, a Survey of Tabanidae at the Cranberry Lake Biological Station, Nathan Morse, Chelsie Beard, and Macie Edwards
Session A, 2015 Third Place: The Effects of Canopy Gaps on Percent Cover And Species Richness of Vascular Understory Vegetation In Northern Hardwood Forests, Sienna McDonald, Nicholas Dietschler, and Emmett Daly
Session C, 2015 First Place: Polyphemus pediculus Survivorship in Insect Repellent Treated Water, Camila Ferguson, Chloe Blaisdell, Sarah Lundy, and Michaela Tersmette
Session C, 2015 Second Place: Habituation of Creek Chub to a Chemical Alarm Stimulus, Benjamin Kosalek and Zachary Davis
Session C, 2015 Third Place: Tardigrada Prevalence in Moss Cushion Growth Forms Among Habitats at Cranberry Lake, Jessica Brown, Ingrid Forward, and Hannah Smith