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Catherine Haase

Principal Investigator

Austin Peay State University

Affiliations

Austin Peay State University

College of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

Biology

Center Of Excellence For Field Biology

Department Of Biology

Center Of Excellence For Field Biology

College of Arts and Letters

College of Science and Mathematics

Department Of Biology

Catherine Haase is currently serving as an Austin Peay State University Principal Investigator at Austin Peay State University.

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Austin Peay State University

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ecology biology wildlife wildlife ecology mammalogy animal ecology wildlife biology conservation biology population biology ecology and evolutionary biology evolutionary biology animal conservation ecophysiology wildlife management white-nose syndrome environmental science zoology biological conservation community (ecology) behavioral ecology animal behavior spatial ecology veterinary medicine extreme environments climate change global change biology ecology evolution animal physiology mammalian biology disease ecology movement ecology human-wildlife relationships habitat management fishery science fishery management ecological monograph adaptation avian biology ecological indicator freshwater biology experimental biology landscape connectivity landscape ecology comparative physiology data preparation mammalian physiology range shift theoretical ecology foraging interspecific behavioral interaction specie distribution rodent ecology multispecies management telemetry aquatic organisms forest entomology population ecology animal protection otorhinolaryngology allergic rhinitis diagnostic mycology disease recovery subterranean temperature surface climate subterranean climate fat exhaustion body mass water vapor deficit florida manatee bipartite networks landscape complementation spatial variation bat host traits minimum tmr metabolic rate torpid metabolic rate

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Impacts of Microclimate on Probability of White-Nose Syndrome in Varying Hibernaculum Types. Journal of Wildlife Diseases (2026)

otorhinolaryngologyclinical otolaryngologyallergic rhinitisanatomyallergyfacial plastic surgeryhealth sciences

Predator–Prey Mesomammal Site Use, Co-Occurrence, and Temporal Overlap in Restored Southeastern Grasslands. Southeastern Naturalist (2026)

wildlifebiodiversityspatial ecologyecosystem interactionsecosystemshabitat managementenvironmental scienceanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)habitat losspredator-prey interactionstemporal overlaprestoration ecologyecologyrestored southeastern grasslands

A Collaborative Multiple Stressor Approach for Identifying Spatial Heterogeneities in Wildlife Health and Conservation Priorities. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2025)

Molly C SimonisSarah CiarrachiKristin E DyerMeagan AlliraBret DemoryJaleel ZubayrDakota Van ParysKimberlee WhitmoreKatie FitzgeraldKevin T CastleTanya A DeweyJoy M O'KeefeRiley F BernardMatthew M ChumchalCatherine G HaaseJeffrey T FosterDaniel J Becker

biological conservationwildlifeconservation prioritiesmultiple extrinsic stressorsextrinsic stressorswildlife ecologywildlife managementbiostatisticspopulation biologyanimal conservationwildlife biologyconservation biologystress (biology)ecologyevolutionary biology

Facilitating Evolutionary Rescue From a Wildlife Health Threat With Cross-Sectoral Strategies: A Case Study on White-Nose Syndrome. Ecology and Society (2025)

Sarah OlsonChristina DavyCori LausenYvonne DzalJeffrey FosterWinifred FrickNathan FullerCatherine HaaseC. Reed HranacHeidi KretserSusan LiebermanColleen McCannMeredith McClureCristina MormorunniJustina RayChris WalzerCraig WillisLiam McGuire

wildlife health threatevolutionary rescuewildlifewildlife ecologyhuman-wildlife relationshipsbiologyanimal protectionevolutionary ecologywildlife managementanimal conservationwhite-nose syndromewildlife biologyinfectious diseasesconservation biologyevolutionary biology

Loss of Forest Cover Leads to Population Isolation in an Imperiled, Headwater-Specialist Fish. Landscape Ecology (2025)

biological conservationforest coverbiodiversityfish biologyfishery managementaquatic ecosystemsheadwater-specialist fishaquatic conservationfisheriesconservation biologyecologyfishery scienceevolutionary biology

Instream Barriers Contribute to Population Isolation of a Small‐Bodied, Benthic, Headwater‐Specialist Fish (Percidae). Ecology Of Freshwater Fish (2024)

aquatic organismsinstream barriersfish biologyfishery managementheadwater‐specialist fishaquatic ecosystemspopulation biologyfisheriesaquatic conservationfreshwater biologyconservation biologyecologyfishery scienceevolutionary biology

Pseudogymnoascus Destructans Invasion Stage Impacts the Skin Microbial Functions of Highly Vulnerable Myotis Lucifugus. FEMS Microbiology Ecology (2024)

symbiosisfungal ecologypseudogymnoascus destructansparasitologyskin microbial functionsima fungusmicroorganismsfungal biologyfungal geneticsbacteriaantimicrobial agentsdermatologymicrobial pathogenesisfungusbiologyinvertebrate pathologymycelial interactionpathogensmedical mycologydiagnostic mycologyfungal pathogensmicrobiologyfungal symbiosis

Summer Roost Site Selection of a Declining Bat Species. Mammalian Biology (2024)

wildlifebat speciesmammalogywildlife ecologyanimal ecologypopulation biologyanimal conservationecology and evolutionary biologywildlife biologyconservation biologyecology

White-Nose Syndrome, Winter Duration, and Pre-Hibernation Climate Impact Abundance of Reproductive Female Bats. PLoS ONE (2024)

Sarah K. KruegerSarah C. WilliamsJoy M. O’KeefeGene A. ZirkleCatherine G. Haase

winter durationanimal behaviorpopulation ecologywildlifemammalogybehavioral ecologywildlife ecologybiologyanimal ecologywns susceptibilitywhite-nose syndromepopulation biologyecology and evolutionary biologywildlife biologyecology

Lean Mass Dynamics in Hibernating Bats and Implications for Energy and Water Budgets. Physiological and Biochemical Zoology (2022)

ecophysiologymammalogybiologyenvironmental scienceanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)water budgetshibernating batslean mass dynamicsecology and evolutionary biologymovement ecologyecology

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Catherine Haase

Principal Investigator

Austin Peay State University

Affiliations

Austin Peay State University

College of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

Biology

Center Of Excellence For Field Biology

Department Of Biology

Center Of Excellence For Field Biology

College of Arts and Letters

College of Science and Mathematics

Department Of Biology

Catherine Haase is currently serving as an Austin Peay State University Principal Investigator at Austin Peay State University.

Honors

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Catherine Haase

Austin Peay State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Impacts of Microclimate on Probability of White-Nose Syndrome in Varying Hibernaculum Types. Journal of Wildlife Diseases (2026)

otorhinolaryngologyclinical otolaryngologyallergic rhinitisanatomyallergyfacial plastic surgeryhealth sciences

Predator–Prey Mesomammal Site Use, Co-Occurrence, and Temporal Overlap in Restored Southeastern Grasslands. Southeastern Naturalist (2026)

A Collaborative Multiple Stressor Approach for Identifying Spatial Heterogeneities in Wildlife Health and Conservation Priorities. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2025)

Facilitating Evolutionary Rescue From a Wildlife Health Threat With Cross-Sectoral Strategies: A Case Study on White-Nose Syndrome. Ecology and Society (2025)

Loss of Forest Cover Leads to Population Isolation in an Imperiled, Headwater-Specialist Fish. Landscape Ecology (2025)

Instream Barriers Contribute to Population Isolation of a Small‐Bodied, Benthic, Headwater‐Specialist Fish (Percidae). Ecology Of Freshwater Fish (2024)

Pseudogymnoascus Destructans Invasion Stage Impacts the Skin Microbial Functions of Highly Vulnerable Myotis Lucifugus. FEMS Microbiology Ecology (2024)

Summer Roost Site Selection of a Declining Bat Species. Mammalian Biology (2024)

wildlifebat speciesmammalogywildlife ecologyanimal ecologypopulation biologyanimal conservationecology and evolutionary biologywildlife biologyconservation biologyecology

White-Nose Syndrome, Winter Duration, and Pre-Hibernation Climate Impact Abundance of Reproductive Female Bats. PLoS ONE (2024)

Sarah K. KruegerSarah C. WilliamsJoy M. O’KeefeGene A. ZirkleCatherine G. Haase

Lean Mass Dynamics in Hibernating Bats and Implications for Energy and Water Budgets. Physiological and Biochemical Zoology (2022)

ecophysiologymammalogybiologyenvironmental scienceanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)water budgetshibernating batslean mass dynamicsecology and evolutionary biologymovement ecologyecology

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