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In the Biomechanics Lab we are interested in providing an opportunity for motivated undergraduate students to engage in supervised, independent research.
If you want to join the lab as an undergraduate researcher (Bio 199) email a resume to Adam Summers and arrange a time to discuss your interests. You are also welcome to drop in, but do bring your resume with you. You can see what sort of projects we have going by looking at the 199 web site.
You can get academic credit for research done in the lab, and, in the past undergraduate research has led to publications and meeting presentations.
Current undergraduate researchers in the lab.
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| Published Undergraduate Research |
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- Sharf, F., R. Yetter, A.P. Summers and F. Juanes (1998). Enhancing diet analyses of piscivorous fishes in the Northwest Atlantic through identification and reconstruction of original prey sizes from ingested remains. Fishery Bulletin 96(3):575-588
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- Summers, A.P., K.F. Darouian, A.M. Richmond and E.L. Brainerd (1998). Kinematics of terrestrial and aquatic feeding in Terrapene carolina, with implications for the evolution of feeding in cryptodire turtles (REPTILIA: TESTUDINES). Journal of Experimental Zoology 281:280-287.
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| Undergraduate Research Presented at Meetings |
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- Beltran, J., Kajiura, S.M.and A.P. Summers (2003) Collagen and proteoglycan content in skeletal cartilage. American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists. Manaus , Brazil .
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- Ibrahim, A, I. and A.P. Summers (2003) The metabolic rate of embryonic skates ( Leucoraja erinacea ). American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists. Manaus , Brazil .
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- Meehan, S., A.P. Summers and T.J. Koob (1997). Ontogeny of metabolic rate in swell sharks, Cephaloscyllium ventriosum. American Zoologist 37(5).
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