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Anna Doty

California State University, Sacramento

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Department Of Biology

NoneAnna Doty is currently serving as a Biology faculty at California State University, Sacramento.

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California State University, Sacramento

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biology ecology wildfires wildlife ecology fire ecology animal ecology ecology and evolutionary biology mammalogy animal behavior avian biology ecophysiology electronic noses physiology zoology wildlife wildlife biology community (ecology) sensors ornithology fire dynamics neuroscience nervous system human biology biosensors bioelectronics fire safety forest ecology bioenergetics behavioral ecology mammalian biology laboratory investigation fire research respiration (physiology) bioinstrumentation physiological research spatial ecology wildlife management landscape ecology detection technique animal behaviour torpor expression wildfire-affected landscape forest management practices sex-specific habitat use nycticeius humeralis

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Bat Roosting Strategies and Torpor Expression in a Wildfire-Affected Landscape During Summer. Fire Ecology (2023)

Anna C. DotyReed D. CrawfordRachel V. Blakey

wildlifeavian biologyspatial ecologyfire ecologybehavioral ecologywildlife ecologyanimal ecologywildfirestorpor expressionwildlife managementwildfire-affected landscapewildlife biologylandscape ecologyecology

Biomarker Metabolites Discriminate Between Physiological States of Field, Cave and White-Nose Syndrome Diseased Bats. Sensors (2022)

physiologyelectronic nosesbiomarkersmammalogyneuroscience

Drivers of Southern Flying Squirrel (Glaucomys Volans) Aggregation Size in South Carolina, U.S.a.. The American Midland Naturalist (2022)

wildlifeavian biologywildlife ecologybiologyanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)evolutionary ecologypopulation biologyecology and evolutionary biologywildlife biologyecologyornithology

Assessment of the Portable C-320 Electronic Nose for Discrimination of Nine Insectivorous Bat Species: Implications for Monitoring White-Nose Syndrome. Biosensors (2020)

electronic nosesbiosensorsanimal behaviorzoologybiologysensorsbioinstrumentationbioelectronics

Hibernation and Daily Torpor in Australian and New Zealand Bats: Does the Climate Zone Matter?1. Australian Journal of Zoology (2020)

wildlifeecophysiologymammalogyzoologywildlife ecologybiologyecology and evolutionary biologywildlife biology

Phase-2 Development of the Portable C-320 Electronic-Nose for Noninvasive Early Detection of White-Nose Syndrome in Susceptible Bat Species. (2020)

allergydiagnosiselectronic nosesmammalian biology

Activity Patterns of Insectivorous Bats During a Seasonal Transition Period From Hibernation to Reproduction. Australian Mammalogy (2019)

mammalogywildlife ecologyanimal ecologyecology and evolutionary biologyecology

A Physiological Understanding of Organismal Responses to Fire. Current Biology (2019)

physiologyextreme environmentsecophysiologyphysiological researchbiologybiosystemsbioenergetics

Developing Electronic-Nose Technologies for Investigations of Wns-Susceptible Bat Species - Initial Study Results and Applications. (2019)

electronic noseslaboratory investigationzoologydetection techniquesensors

Implications of Forest Management Practices for Sex-Specific Habitat Use by Nycticeius Humeralis. Journal of Mammalogy (2019)

Youngsang KwonAnna C DotyMegan L HuffmanVirginie RollandDaniel R IstvankoThomas S Risch

forest management practicesavian biologymammalogysex-specific habitat usewildlife ecologyanimal ecologynycticeius humeralisconservation biologyecology

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Anna Doty

California State University, Sacramento

Affiliations

Department Of Biology

NoneAnna Doty is currently serving as a Biology faculty at California State University, Sacramento.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Anna Doty

California State University, Sacramento

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Bat Roosting Strategies and Torpor Expression in a Wildfire-Affected Landscape During Summer. Fire Ecology (2023)

Anna C. DotyReed D. CrawfordRachel V. Blakey

Biomarker Metabolites Discriminate Between Physiological States of Field, Cave and White-Nose Syndrome Diseased Bats. Sensors (2022)

physiologyelectronic nosesbiomarkersmammalogyneuroscience

Drivers of Southern Flying Squirrel (Glaucomys Volans) Aggregation Size in South Carolina, U.S.a.. The American Midland Naturalist (2022)

wildlifeavian biologywildlife ecologybiologyanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)evolutionary ecologypopulation biologyecology and evolutionary biologywildlife biologyecologyornithology

Assessment of the Portable C-320 Electronic Nose for Discrimination of Nine Insectivorous Bat Species: Implications for Monitoring White-Nose Syndrome. Biosensors (2020)

electronic nosesbiosensorsanimal behaviorzoologybiologysensorsbioinstrumentationbioelectronics

Hibernation and Daily Torpor in Australian and New Zealand Bats: Does the Climate Zone Matter?1. Australian Journal of Zoology (2020)

wildlifeecophysiologymammalogyzoologywildlife ecologybiologyecology and evolutionary biologywildlife biology

Phase-2 Development of the Portable C-320 Electronic-Nose for Noninvasive Early Detection of White-Nose Syndrome in Susceptible Bat Species. (2020)

allergydiagnosiselectronic nosesmammalian biology

Activity Patterns of Insectivorous Bats During a Seasonal Transition Period From Hibernation to Reproduction. Australian Mammalogy (2019)

mammalogywildlife ecologyanimal ecologyecology and evolutionary biologyecology

A Physiological Understanding of Organismal Responses to Fire. Current Biology (2019)

physiologyextreme environmentsecophysiologyphysiological researchbiologybiosystemsbioenergetics

Developing Electronic-Nose Technologies for Investigations of Wns-Susceptible Bat Species - Initial Study Results and Applications. (2019)

electronic noseslaboratory investigationzoologydetection techniquesensors

Implications of Forest Management Practices for Sex-Specific Habitat Use by Nycticeius Humeralis. Journal of Mammalogy (2019)

Youngsang KwonAnna C DotyMegan L HuffmanVirginie RollandDaniel R IstvankoThomas S Risch

forest management practicesavian biologymammalogysex-specific habitat usewildlife ecologyanimal ecologynycticeius humeralisconservation biologyecology

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