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William Bradshaw

Professor Emeritus

University of Oregon

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College of Arts and Sciences

Biology

William Bradshaw is currently serving as a Biology Professor Emeritus at University of Oregon.

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University of Oregon

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entomology avian biology evolutionary biology insect science ecology genetics pitcher-plant mosquito biology evolutionary ecology botany evolutionary genetics plant-insect interactions ecological entomology climate change population genetics chronobiology biological evolution molecular evolution wildlife phenology terrestrial ecology applied entomology biogeography animal ecology adaptation molecular ecology plant science photoperiodic response phylogenetics ecology evolution livestock science zoology plant physiology ornithology reproductive biology mammalian biology spatial ecology wildlife ecology gene evolution comparative physiology tree-hole mosquitoes molecular evolutionary ecology vector management genetic architecture evolutionary divergence photoperiodic time measurement larval diapause natural populations plant ecology plant development avian evolution population ecology insect conservation environmental biology animal reproduction rapid climate change photoperiodic control circadian clock western tree-hole mosquito geographic variation reproductive allocation pitcherplant mosquito phylogenetic methods phylogenomics climate change adaptation predator-prey interactions developmental genetics plant genetics invasion biology biological oceanography vector-parasite relationship vector borne disease vector-borne pathogens vector control pitcher-plant mosquitoes global warming macroecology ecology and evolutionary biology

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Phenotypic Variation in Biting Behavior Associated With Differences in Expression of Olfactory Genes in the Vector Mosquito, Aedes Albopictus (Diptera: Culicidae). Journal of Medical Entomology (2024)

Mara HeiligSamantha L SturialeSarah MarzecChristina M HolzapfelWilliam E BradshawMegan E MeutiPeter A Armbruster

geneticsolfactory genesornithologyavian biologyentomologymedical entomologyphenotypic variationneurosciencevector mosquitoinsect scienceevolutionary biologyanimal science

Clock-Talk: Have We Forgotten About Geographic Variation?. Journal of Comparative Physiology A (2023)

William E. BradshawMargaret C. FletcherChristina M. Holzapfel

environmental sciencecomparative physiologygeographygeographic variationneurophysiologyphysiology

Microrna Expression Prior to Biting in a Vector Mosquito Anticipates Physiological Processes Related to Energy Utilization, Reproduction and Immunity. Insects (2023)

Sarah MarzecAlden SipersteinAngela ZhouChristina HolzapfelWilliam BradshawMegan MeutiPeter Armbruster

immunity (medicine)avian biologyinsect sciencehost-microbe interactionsrna biologymicrorna detectionmicrorna expressionphysiological processesmolecular biologyenergy utilizationimmunologyvector mosquitoimmune responsesentomologyphysiology

Conserved Molecular Pathways Underlying Biting in Two Divergent Mosquito Genera. Evolutionary Applications (2022)

Alden SipersteinSarah MarzecMegan L. FritzChristina M. HolzapfelWilliam E. BradshawPeter A. ArmbrusterMegan E. Meuti

geneticsevolutionary ecologyavian biologyentomologyconservation biologyinsect conservationavian evolutionmolecular ecologymolecular evolutionary ecologymolecular biologymicrobial ecologyinsect scienceevolutionary biologyinsect molecular biologymolecular evolution

Latent Genetic Effects of Past Selection on Blood Feeding: History Matters. Insects (2022)

William E. BradshawPiper KizziarRudyard J. BorowczakEthan KirschChristina M. Holzapfel

geneticsentomologyhistory matterslatent genetic effectsblood feedingpast selectionhistoryevolutionary biology

Evolutionary Transition From Blood Feeding to Obligate Nonbiting in a Mosquito. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2017)

William E. BradshawJoshua BurkhartJohn K. ColbourneRudyard BorowczakJacqueline LopezDavid L. DenlingerJulie A. ReynoldsMichael E. PfrenderChristina M. Holzapfel

biologyavian biologyentomologyadaptationevolutionary biologyevolutionary transitionbiological evolution

Keeping Time Without a Spine: What Can the Insect Clock Teach Us About Seasonal Adaptation?. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2017)

David L. DenlingerDaniel A. HahnChristine MerlinChristina M. HolzapfelWilliam E. Bradshaw

biologyinsect clockentomologyneuroscienceseasonal adaptationevolutionary biologychronobiology

Natural Variation and Genetics of Photoperiodism in Wyeomyia Smithii. Advances in genetics (2017)

William E. BradshawChristina M. Holzapfel

geneticspopulation geneticsecologywyeomyia smithiibotanynatural variation

Design for Mosquito Abundance, Diversity, and Phenology Sampling Within the National Ecological Observatory Network. Ecosphere (2016)

D. HoekmanY. P. SpringerC. GibsonC. M. BarkerR. BarreraM. S. BlackmoreW. E. BradshawD. H. FoleyH. S. GinsbergM. H. HaydenC. M. HolzapfelS. A. JulianoL. D. KramerS. L. LaDeauT. P. LivdahlC. G. MooreR. S. NasciW. K. ReisenH. M. Savage

mosquito abundanceavian biologyecologybiodiversityphenology

Tick‐, Mosquito‐, and Rodent‐Borne Parasite Sampling Designs for the National Ecological Observatory Network. Ecosphere (2016)

Yuri P. SpringerDavid HoekmanPieter T. J. JohnsonPaul A. DuffyRebecca A. HufftDavid T. BarnettBrian F. AllanBrian R. AmmanChristopher M. BarkerRoberto BarreraCharles B. BeardLorenza BeatiMike BegonMark S. BlackmoreWilliam E. BradshawDustin BrissonCharles H. CalisherJames E. ChildsMaria A. Diuk‐WasserRichard J. DouglassRebecca J. EisenDesmond H. FoleyJanet E. FoleyHolly D. GaffScott L. GardnerHoward S. GinsbergGregory E. GlassSarah A. HamerMary H. HaydenBrian HjelleChristina M. HolzapfelSteven A. JulianoLaura D. KramerAmy J. KuenziShannon L. LaDeauTodd P. LivdahlJames N. MillsChester G. MooreSerge MorandRoger S. NasciNicholas H. OgdenRichard S. OstfeldRobert R. ParmenterJoseph PiesmanWilliam K. ReisenHarry M. SavageDaniel E. SonenshineAndrea SweiMichael J. Yabsley

pathogensmedical entomologyparasitologywildlifeneglected tropical diseasessampling designsvector-borne pathogensdisease ecologyhost-parasite relationshipsinfectious diseasesdisease dynamicscommunicable diseasestropical medicinerodent‐borne parasitevector-parasite relationshipepidemiologyinfectious diseases (medical specialty)vector borne diseaseentomology

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William Bradshaw

Professor Emeritus

University of Oregon

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Biology

William Bradshaw is currently serving as a Biology Professor Emeritus at University of Oregon.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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William Bradshaw

University of Oregon

Professor Emeritus

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Mara HeiligSamantha L SturialeSarah MarzecChristina M HolzapfelWilliam E BradshawMegan E MeutiPeter A Armbruster

geneticsolfactory genesornithologyavian biologyentomologymedical entomologyphenotypic variationneurosciencevector mosquitoinsect scienceevolutionary biologyanimal science

Clock-Talk: Have We Forgotten About Geographic Variation?. Journal of Comparative Physiology A (2023)

William E. BradshawMargaret C. FletcherChristina M. Holzapfel

environmental sciencecomparative physiologygeographygeographic variationneurophysiologyphysiology

Microrna Expression Prior to Biting in a Vector Mosquito Anticipates Physiological Processes Related to Energy Utilization, Reproduction and Immunity. Insects (2023)

Sarah MarzecAlden SipersteinAngela ZhouChristina HolzapfelWilliam BradshawMegan MeutiPeter Armbruster

Conserved Molecular Pathways Underlying Biting in Two Divergent Mosquito Genera. Evolutionary Applications (2022)

Alden SipersteinSarah MarzecMegan L. FritzChristina M. HolzapfelWilliam E. BradshawPeter A. ArmbrusterMegan E. Meuti

Latent Genetic Effects of Past Selection on Blood Feeding: History Matters. Insects (2022)

William E. BradshawPiper KizziarRudyard J. BorowczakEthan KirschChristina M. Holzapfel

geneticsentomologyhistory matterslatent genetic effectsblood feedingpast selectionhistoryevolutionary biology

Evolutionary Transition From Blood Feeding to Obligate Nonbiting in a Mosquito. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2017)

William E. BradshawJoshua BurkhartJohn K. ColbourneRudyard BorowczakJacqueline LopezDavid L. DenlingerJulie A. ReynoldsMichael E. PfrenderChristina M. Holzapfel

biologyavian biologyentomologyadaptationevolutionary biologyevolutionary transitionbiological evolution

Keeping Time Without a Spine: What Can the Insect Clock Teach Us About Seasonal Adaptation?. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2017)

David L. DenlingerDaniel A. HahnChristine MerlinChristina M. HolzapfelWilliam E. Bradshaw

biologyinsect clockentomologyneuroscienceseasonal adaptationevolutionary biologychronobiology

Natural Variation and Genetics of Photoperiodism in Wyeomyia Smithii. Advances in genetics (2017)

William E. BradshawChristina M. Holzapfel

geneticspopulation geneticsecologywyeomyia smithiibotanynatural variation

Design for Mosquito Abundance, Diversity, and Phenology Sampling Within the National Ecological Observatory Network. Ecosphere (2016)

mosquito abundanceavian biologyecologybiodiversityphenology

Tick‐, Mosquito‐, and Rodent‐Borne Parasite Sampling Designs for the National Ecological Observatory Network. Ecosphere (2016)

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