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Gregory Sandland

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

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Academic Affairs

College of Science & Health

Center Of River Studies

College of Science & Health

Department Of Microbiology

Department of Biology

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

NoneGregory Sandland is currently serving as a Academic Affairs faculty at University of Wisconsin--La Crosse.

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University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

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ecology parasitology host-parasite relationships biology biological invasions environmental science evolutionary biology aquatic ecosystems mathematical biology invertebrate pathology disease ecology invasion biology microbial ecology ecology and evolutionary biology marine biology aquatic conservation invasive species behavioral ecology ecotoxicology communicable diseases freshwater biology host-microbe interactions parasitic diseases ecotoxicity infectious disease modelling infection patterns upper mississippi river entomology evolutionary ecology theoretical biology aquatic toxicology neglected tropical diseases zoology nematology specie interaction biotic interactions ecophysiology host genetics life history aquatic organisms insecticides biomagnification epidemiological dynamic schistosoma mansoni pond snail invasive snail species avian biology livestock science ornithology insect science biological pest control host response predator-prey interactions veterinary microbiology host specificity benthic ecology sensorimotor transformations marine hydrodynamics marine ecology interspecific behavioral interaction history of mathematics mathematical models virus-host interactions vector-parasite relationship virulence factors immune defense energy allocation patterns echinostoma revolutum infection juvenile lymnaea parasite species interspecific antagonism aquatic snail host multi-species interactions chaetogaster limnaei limnaei multiple strains invasive snail

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Exploring the Importance of Metapopulation Dynamics With Population Control Strategies for Invasive Silver Carp in the Upper Mississippi River. Journal of Wildlife Management (2025)

population control strategiesaquatic ecosystemsinvasive silver carppopulation biologyaquatic conservationenvironmental sciencebiological invasionsmetapopulation dynamicsconservation biologycommunity (ecology)invasion biologypopulation ecologyecologyfisheries

METAIPM: Placing Integral Projection Models Into a Metapopulation Framework. Methods in Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Richard A. EricksonJames P. PeirceGreg J. SandlandHannah M. ThompsonAlison A. CoulterDavid C. Glover

evolutionary ecologyecologymetapopulation framework

Evaluating the Life-History Responses of Adult Invasive (Bithynia Tentaculata) and Native (Physa Gyrina) Snails Exposed to a Cu-Based Pesticide (Earthtec® Qz). Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology (2021)

toxicologyenvironmental protectionecotoxicityenvironmental toxicologyearthtec® qzecotoxicologypest managementbiomagnificationenvironmental sciencebiological invasionsbiologycu-based pesticidepesticide scienceadult invasiveecologyinsecticides

Incorporating Chlorophyll-a Levels Into an Integral Projection Model of Gizzard Shad (Dorosoma Cepedianum) in the Upper Mississippi River. ISU Red - Research and eData (Illinois State University) (2021)

aquatic ecosystemsupper mississippi riverwetlandsbloom ecologyenvironmental sciencegizzard shadecohydrologywater ecologiesecologyenvironmental modellingfreshwater biologyintegral projection model

A Mathematical Model for the Control of Swimmer's Itch. Natural Resource Modeling (2020)

mathematical biosciencehuman movementmathematical biologymotor controlkinesiologybio-inspired computationmathematical modelkinematicssensorimotor transformationsmarine hydrodynamics

Patterns of Sphaeridiotrema Pseudoglobulus Infection in Sympatric and Allopatric Hosts (Bithynia Tentaculata) Originating From Widely Separated Sites Across the USA. Parasitology Research (2020)

diagnostic mycologysymbiosisplant diseaseinfectious diseasesfungusinvertebrate pathologyhost-parasite relationshipsmicrobiologybiologypathogensneglected tropical diseasesfungal ecologybithynia tentaculataallopatric hosts

Using Empirical and Theoretical Approaches to Control Outbreaks of an Emerging Disease (Swimmer’s Itch) in the Midwest of the U.S.a.. ISU Red - Research and eData (Illinois State University) (2019)

epidemiologyinfectious diseasesemerging diseasedisease outbreakscontrol outbreaksepidemiological dynamictheoretical approachesepidemic intelligencepathogensinfectious diseases (medical specialty)communicable diseasesdisease emergencepopulation healthinfectious disease modellinginfection control

A Pilot Evaluation of the Toxicity of Earthtec® Qz on Invasive (Bithynia Tentaculata) and Native (Physa Gyrina) Snail Species From the Upper Mississippi River. Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology (2018)

aquatic ecosystemspilot evaluationaquatic organismsenvironmental sciencefreshwater biologymarine pollutionaquatic conservationbiologysnail specieswater pollutioninvasive speciesecotoxicityenvironmental toxicologyearthtec® qzbiological invasionsinvasion biologytoxicologyecotoxicologyaquatic toxicologyecology

Infection Patterns of Trematodes Across Size Classes of an Invasive Snail Species Using Field and Laboratory Studies. Parasitology (2018)

Rebecca Z. BachtelMatthew RittenhouseGregory J. SandlandJennifer A. H. Koop

invasive snail speciesinfectious diseasessize classesparasitologyinfection patternsinvasion biologyecologylaboratory studies

Using a Summer Reu to Help Develop the Next Generation of Mathematical Ecologists. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology (2018)

next generationenvironmental educationhistory of mathematicsenvironmental sciencemathematical modelsgeographymathematics educationsummer reumathematical ecologistsenvironmental modellingquantitative science studies

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Gregory Sandland

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

Affiliations

Academic Affairs

College of Science & Health

Center Of River Studies

College of Science & Health

Department Of Microbiology

Department of Biology

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

NoneGregory Sandland is currently serving as a Academic Affairs faculty at University of Wisconsin--La Crosse.

Honors

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Gregory Sandland

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Exploring the Importance of Metapopulation Dynamics With Population Control Strategies for Invasive Silver Carp in the Upper Mississippi River. Journal of Wildlife Management (2025)

METAIPM: Placing Integral Projection Models Into a Metapopulation Framework. Methods in Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Richard A. EricksonJames P. PeirceGreg J. SandlandHannah M. ThompsonAlison A. CoulterDavid C. Glover

evolutionary ecologyecologymetapopulation framework

aquatic ecosystemsupper mississippi riverwetlandsbloom ecologyenvironmental sciencegizzard shadecohydrologywater ecologiesecologyenvironmental modellingfreshwater biologyintegral projection model

A Mathematical Model for the Control of Swimmer's Itch. Natural Resource Modeling (2020)

mathematical biosciencehuman movementmathematical biologymotor controlkinesiologybio-inspired computationmathematical modelkinematicssensorimotor transformationsmarine hydrodynamics

Patterns of Sphaeridiotrema Pseudoglobulus Infection in Sympatric and Allopatric Hosts (Bithynia Tentaculata) Originating From Widely Separated Sites Across the USA. Parasitology Research (2020)

Infection Patterns of Trematodes Across Size Classes of an Invasive Snail Species Using Field and Laboratory Studies. Parasitology (2018)

Rebecca Z. BachtelMatthew RittenhouseGregory J. SandlandJennifer A. H. Koop

invasive snail speciesinfectious diseasessize classesparasitologyinfection patternsinvasion biologyecologylaboratory studies

Using a Summer Reu to Help Develop the Next Generation of Mathematical Ecologists. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology (2018)

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