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Howard Yoder

Associate Professor

Lamar University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Biology

Howard Yoder is currently serving as a Biology Associate Professor at Lamar University.

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Howard Yoder

Lamar University

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parasitology biology zoology parasitic diseases ecology and evolutionary biology veterinary parasitology invertebrate pathology host-parasite relationships southeastern wisconsin infectious diseases ecology evolutionary biology pathogens conservation biology entomology neglected tropical diseases animal ecology aquatic organisms helminthology southeast texas biogeography morphology (biology) evolutionary ecology ecological entomology applied entomology pest management insect science aquatic conservation freshwater biology wildlife medical entomology fish biology hyperparasite morphological evidence zoogeography tropical insect science plant-insect interactions freshwater ecosystems habitat management water ecologies helminth infection social parasitism comparative parasitology wood frog crucifer wied elytral color dimorphism rice water weevil spring populations helminth communities adjacent ephemeral ponds snail lymnaea stagnalis larval trematode assemblages centrarchid fishes parasite assemblages field parasitology

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Helminth Communities in Five Species of Sympatric Amphibians From Three Adjacent Ephemeral Ponds in Southeastern Wisconsin.. (2007)

aquatic organismshelminth communitiesfreshwater ecosystemszoologybiologyaquatic ecosystemsanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)habitat managementsoutheastern wisconsinaquatic conservationfreshwater biologyecology and evolutionary biologyconservation biologywetlandsecologyadjacent ephemeral pondswater ecologies

Elytral Color Dimorphism in Rice Water Weevil (Coleoptera: Curculionidae): Occurrence in Spring Populations and Relationship to Female Reproductive Development.. (2006)

tropical insect scienceelytral color dimorphismbiologyrice water weevilevolutionary ecologyentomologyecological entomologyspring populationsplant-insect interactionsecology and evolutionary biologyapplied entomologypest managementevolutionary biologyinsect science

Helminth Parasite Assemblages in Bullfrogs (Rana Catesbeiana) From Southeast Texas.. (2006)

pathogensveterinary parasitologywildlifezoologyparasitologyveterinary medicinehost-parasite relationshipsinvertebrate pathologyparasitic diseasesinfectious diseaseshelminthologyhelminth infectionsoutheast texas

Parasite Assemblages in Centrarchid Fishes From Backwater Habitats in Southeast Texas, USA.. (2005)

aquatic organismsfish biologyzoologyparasitologybiologyaquatic ecosystemsmarine biologyparasitic diseasescentrarchid fishesparasite assemblageshelminthologysoutheast texasevolutionary biology

Parasites, People and Places: Essays on Field Parasitology.. (2005)

veterinary parasitologysocial parasitismparasitologyhost-parasite relationshipsinvertebrate pathologyparasitic diseasesfield parasitologyanthropologyneglected tropical diseases

Comparative Parasitology, 68: 269-272.. (2001)

pathogensveterinary parasitologyparasitologyhyperparasitehost-parasite relationshipsparasitic diseasescomparative parasitologyinfectious diseasesneglected tropical diseases

Larval Trematode Assemblages in the Snail Lymnaea Stagnalis From Southeastern Wisconsin.. (1998)

snail lymnaea stagnalisparasitologylarval trematode assemblagessoutheastern wisconsininvertebrate pathologyentomologymedical entomology

Crucifer Wied and the Wood Frog, Rana Sylvatica Le Conte From Southeastern Wisconsin.. (1996)

morphological evidencezoogeographywood frogzoologybiogeographybiologyanimal ecologysoutheastern wisconsinmorphology (biology)ecology and evolutionary biologycrucifer wiedconservation biologyecology

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Howard Yoder

Associate Professor

Lamar University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Biology

Howard Yoder is currently serving as a Biology Associate Professor at Lamar University.

Honors

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Lamar University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Helminth Communities in Five Species of Sympatric Amphibians From Three Adjacent Ephemeral Ponds in Southeastern Wisconsin.. (2007)

Elytral Color Dimorphism in Rice Water Weevil (Coleoptera: Curculionidae): Occurrence in Spring Populations and Relationship to Female Reproductive Development.. (2006)

Helminth Parasite Assemblages in Bullfrogs (Rana Catesbeiana) From Southeast Texas.. (2006)

Parasite Assemblages in Centrarchid Fishes From Backwater Habitats in Southeast Texas, USA.. (2005)

aquatic organismsfish biologyzoologyparasitologybiologyaquatic ecosystemsmarine biologyparasitic diseasescentrarchid fishesparasite assemblageshelminthologysoutheast texasevolutionary biology

Parasites, People and Places: Essays on Field Parasitology.. (2005)

veterinary parasitologysocial parasitismparasitologyhost-parasite relationshipsinvertebrate pathologyparasitic diseasesfield parasitologyanthropologyneglected tropical diseases

Comparative Parasitology, 68: 269-272.. (2001)

pathogensveterinary parasitologyparasitologyhyperparasitehost-parasite relationshipsparasitic diseasescomparative parasitologyinfectious diseasesneglected tropical diseases

Larval Trematode Assemblages in the Snail Lymnaea Stagnalis From Southeastern Wisconsin.. (1998)

snail lymnaea stagnalisparasitologylarval trematode assemblagessoutheastern wisconsininvertebrate pathologyentomologymedical entomology

Crucifer Wied and the Wood Frog, Rana Sylvatica Le Conte From Southeastern Wisconsin.. (1996)

morphological evidencezoogeographywood frogzoologybiogeographybiologyanimal ecologysoutheastern wisconsinmorphology (biology)ecology and evolutionary biologycrucifer wiedconservation biologyecology

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