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Recipients of
1999 AOU Research Awards


Alexandre Aleixo, Ph.D. candidate, Louisiana State University - Systematics, molecular phylogeography, and evolution of Amazonian Xiphorhynchus woodcreepers

Anne M. Bartuszevige, M.S. candidate, Illinois State University - Organochlorine contamination and gonadal abnormalities in Illinois grassland birds: a test of the endocrine disruption hypothesis

Alison L. Chubb, Ph.D. candidate, University of California-Berkeley - Molecular evolution and phylogenetic utility of the ZENK gene in birds

Jennifer Gee, Ph.D. candidate, Princeton University - Causes and consequences of hybridization in California and Gambel's quails

Melissa Hughes, Post-doc, Princeton University - The function of song repertoires in Song Sparrows: female choice for extra-pair mates

Jason Alan Mobley, Ph.D. candidate, University of California-Berkeley - Molecular phylogenetics, historical ecology, and the evolution of nest building in the kingbirds and their allies

Robert G. Moyle, Ph.D. candidate, Louisiana State University - A coalescent approach to understanding genetic diversity and endemism in Borneo

Kazuya Naoki, Ph.D. candidate, Louisiana State University - Community evolution in Andean tanagers of the genus Tangara

Timothy H. Parker, Ph.D. candidate, University of New Mexico - Separating heritability of male condition from the effects of cryptic female choice in the Red Junglefowl

Stanislav Pribil, Post-doc, University of Miami - Experimental test of the 'polygyny threshold' model

Sabrina Russo, Ph.D. candidate, University of Illinois - Structure of a neotropical frugivore community: the role of size-abundance relationships

Andrea Louise Smith, Ph.D. candidate, Queen's University - Effects of oceanographic structure and prey characteristics on seabird distributions in a dynamic coastal marine system

Julie Smith, Ph.D. candidate, New Mexico State University - The role of coevolution in promoting reproductive isolation in Red Crossbills

Brett Walker, M.S. candidate, University of Montana - What drives honest signaling of pairing status by males? Tests of the 'wedding ring' and 'reproductive optimization' hypotheses



Members of the 1999 AOU Research Awards Committee

Gary Ritchison, Chair
Charles R. Brown
Paul J. DuBowy
Perri Eason
Erick Greene
Carola A. Haas
Michael T. Murphy
Beth Slikas
Charles F. Thompson
Doris Watt