Alicia Mathis, Ph.D./M.S./B.S.

Affiliations:

1993-

Biology

Missouri State University, Springfield, MO, United States

Area:

chemical communication; alarm cues; territoriality; amphibian conservation

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Parents

Frank R. Moore	grad student	1982-1986	University of Southern Mississippi
(MS degree)
Robert Gordon Jaeger	grad student	1985-1989	University of Louisiana - Lafayette
(PhD degree)
Jan Smith	post-doc	1990-1993	University of Saskatchewan

Children

Adam L. Crane	research assistant		Missouri State University
Kaye Goddard	grad student	1994-1996	Missouri State University
David Woody	grad student	1994-1996	Missouri State University
Daria Maksimowich	grad student	1996-1998	Missouri State University
Ethan D. Prosen	grad student	1997-1999	Missouri State University
Aaron Sullivan	grad student	1997-1999	Missouri State University
Benjamin Wheeler	grad student	1997-1999	Missouri State University
Amy Commens-Carson	grad student	1998-2000	Missouri State University
Paul Frese	grad student	1998-2000	Missouri State University
Todd Watson	grad student	1999-2001	Missouri State University
Caleb Hickman	grad student	2000-2002	Missouri State University
Shem D. Unger	grad student	2001-2003	Missouri State University
Angela Gibson	grad student	2002-2004	Missouri State University
Nathan Windel	grad student	2003-2005	Missouri State University
Kyle Shull	grad student	2005-2007	Missouri State University
Brian Gall	grad student	2006-2008	Missouri State University
Morgan Presley	grad student	2006-2008	Missouri State University
David Woods	grad student	2006-2008	Missouri State University
Robert Hunt	grad student	2009-2011	Missouri State University
Benjamin Dalton	grad student	2011-2013	Missouri State University
Emilee Helton	grad student	2011-2013	Missouri State University
Travis Reeder	grad student	2011-2013	Missouri State University
Wafa Abudayah	grad student	2011-2014	Missouri State University
Rachel Bortosky	grad student	2012-2014	Missouri State University
Kelsey Anderson	grad student	2014-2016	Missouri State University

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Dalton B, Settle R, Medley K, et al. (2020) When neighbors cheat: a test of the dear enemy phenomenon in southern red-backed salamanders Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology. 74
Lynn CS, Dalton B, Mathis A. (2019) Territorial behaviour in southern red-backed and Ozark zigzag salamanders: effects of sex, species and ownership Behaviour. 156: 1017-1037
Gardner KM, Hunt RL, Mathis A. (2019) Response to conspecific alarm cues by larval and juvenile spotted salamanders (Ambystoma maculatum) Ethology Ecology & Evolution. 32: 201-217
Settle RA, Ettling JA, Wanner MD, et al. (2018) Quantitative Behavioral Analysis of First Successful Captive Breeding of Endangered Ozark Hellbenders Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution. 6
Crane AL, Helton EJ, Ferrari MC, et al. (2018) Learning to find food: evidence for embryonic sensitization and juvenile social learning in a salamander Animal Behaviour. 142: 199-206
Settle RA, Briggler JT, Mathis A. (2018) A quantitative field study of paternal care in Ozark hellbenders, North America’s giant salamanders Journal of Ethology. 36: 235-242
Heuring CA, Heuring WL, Crane AL, et al. (2017) Effects of diet quality and stress on interference behaviour of larval ringed salamanders Amphibia-Reptilia. 38: 89-96
Abudayah WH, Mathis A. (2016) Predator recognition learning in rainbow darters Etheostoma caeruleum: specific learning and neophobia. Journal of Fish Biology. 89: 1612-23
Brinkman LC, Ray JM, Mathis A, et al. (2016) Filling in the Gaps: Natural History and Conservation of Bolitoglossine Salamanders in Central Panama Copeia. 2016: 140-148
Bortosky R, Mathis A. (2016) Honest Signaling in Aggressive Contests between Ozark Zigzag Salamanders (Plethodon angusticlavius) Copeia. 104: 60-66