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Michael Black

Senior Lecturer

Georgia State University

Affiliations

Andrew Young School of Policy Studies

Urban Studies

Michael Black is currently serving as an Andrew Young School Of Policy Studies Senior Lecturer at Georgia State University.

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Georgia State University

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neuroscience behavioral sciences fish biology marine biology avian biology animal behavior lythrypnus dalli sex change psychology evolutionary biology entomology oceanography behavioral ecology marine ecology brain aromatase activity aggression neurophysiology social change endocrinology parasitology sociobiology psychoneuroendocrinology sexual behavior ornithology sex research reproductive biology mammalogy zoology comparative endocrinology behavioral neuroendocrinology endocrine research vector-parasite relationship social parasitism host-parasite relationships sexual selection sex differences altruism wildlife biology sex-changing fish laboratory model aggressive behavior group sex neurobiological correlates parasitic males sexual strategies agonistic encounter green anole lizards behavioural persistence sociosexual behavior cross-cultural teaching multi-year analysis sustainable development educational strategies sustainability science environmental education education

Notable Scholarly Works

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Story, Metaphor, and Altruism in Cross-Cultural Teaching and Learning. Frontiers in Communication (2022)

Michael P. BlackAndy M. KazamaKalden GyatsoThukten Dema

altruismcross-cultural teachingcommunicationpsychology

Sex Differences in Neuromuscular Androgen Receptor Expression and Sociosexual Behavior in a Sex Changing Fish. PLoS ONE (2017)

Eric R. SchuppeDevaleena S. PradhanKevin ThonkulpitakCathleen DrillingMichael BlackMatthew S. Grober

sociosexual behaviorneuroscienceecology and evolutionary biologyfish biology

Behavioural Persistence During an Agonistic Encounter Differentiates Winners From Losers in Green Anole Lizards. Behaviour (2015)

Walter WilczynskiMichael P. BlackScarlett J. SalemChisom B. Ezeoke

animal behavioragonistic encounteravian biologygreen anole lizardsbehavioural persistenceentomologybehavioral sciences

Whale Shark ( Rhincodon Typus ) Behavior: A Multi-Year Analysis of Individuals at Georgia Aquarium. (2013)

Michael P BlackMatthew GroberChristian SchreiberChris CocoAlistair Dove

animal behaviorgeorgia aquariummarine ecologyfish biologymammalogyzoologybehavioral ecologyoceanographybiologymulti-year analysismarine biologywildlife biologyconservation biologywhale shark

Rapid Increase in Aggressive Behavior Precedes the Decrease in Brain Aromatase Activity During Socially Mediated Sex Change in Lythrypnus Dalli. General and Comparative Endocrinology (2010)

Michael P. BlackJacques BalthazartMichelle BaillienMatthew S. Grober

physiologysex changeavian biologyendocrine researchbrain aromatase activityendocrinologylythrypnus dalliaggressive behaviorbehavioral neuroendocrinologypsychoneuroendocrinologycomparative endocrinologyneurosciencebehavioral sciences

Reproduction in Context: Field Testing a Laboratory Model of Socially Controlled Sex Change in Lythrypnus Dalli (Gilbert). Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology (2005)

Michael P. BlackBrandon MooreAdelino V.M. CanarioDenzil FordRobert H. ReavisMatthew S. Grober

laboratory modelmarine ecologysex changelythrypnus dallibehavioral ecologyoceanographysocial changemarine biologyecologyevolutionary biologybehavioral sciences

Socially Induced and Rapid Increases in Aggression Are Inversely Related to Brain Aromatase Activity in a Sex-Changing Fish, Lythrypnus Dalli. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2005)

Michael P BlackJacques BalthazartMichelle BaillienMatthew S Grober

animal behavioravian biologyfish biologybrain aromatase activitypsychologyneurosciencesex-changing fishaggressionbehavioral sciences

Group Sex, Sex Change, and Parasitic Males: Sexual Strategies Among the Fishes and Their Neurobiological Correlates. Annual Review of Sex Research (2003)

M. P. BlackM. S. Grober

sex differencessocial parasitismparasitologyhost-parasite relationshipsmarine biologyvector-parasite relationshipparasitic malessexual behaviorecologysex changefish biologyentomologyreproductive biologydevelopmental neurobiologysexual selectionsexual strategiesfisheriesornithologyevolutionary biologygroup sexsex researchneurobiological correlatesneuroscience

Socially Induced Sex Change Regulates Forebrain Isotocin in Lythrypnus Dalli. Neuroreport (2003)

Michael P. BlackRobert H. ReavisMatthew S. Grober

neurologylythrypnus dallisociologysociobiologyneuroscienceneurophysiology

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Michael Black

Senior Lecturer

Georgia State University

Affiliations

Andrew Young School of Policy Studies

Urban Studies

Michael Black is currently serving as an Andrew Young School Of Policy Studies Senior Lecturer at Georgia State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Michael Black

Georgia State University

Senior Lecturer

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Story, Metaphor, and Altruism in Cross-Cultural Teaching and Learning. Frontiers in Communication (2022)

Michael P. BlackAndy M. KazamaKalden GyatsoThukten Dema

altruismcross-cultural teachingcommunicationpsychology

Sex Differences in Neuromuscular Androgen Receptor Expression and Sociosexual Behavior in a Sex Changing Fish. PLoS ONE (2017)

Eric R. SchuppeDevaleena S. PradhanKevin ThonkulpitakCathleen DrillingMichael BlackMatthew S. Grober

sociosexual behaviorneuroscienceecology and evolutionary biologyfish biology

Behavioural Persistence During an Agonistic Encounter Differentiates Winners From Losers in Green Anole Lizards. Behaviour (2015)

Walter WilczynskiMichael P. BlackScarlett J. SalemChisom B. Ezeoke

animal behavioragonistic encounteravian biologygreen anole lizardsbehavioural persistenceentomologybehavioral sciences

Whale Shark ( Rhincodon Typus ) Behavior: A Multi-Year Analysis of Individuals at Georgia Aquarium. (2013)

Michael P BlackMatthew GroberChristian SchreiberChris CocoAlistair Dove

animal behaviorgeorgia aquariummarine ecologyfish biologymammalogyzoologybehavioral ecologyoceanographybiologymulti-year analysismarine biologywildlife biologyconservation biologywhale shark

Rapid Increase in Aggressive Behavior Precedes the Decrease in Brain Aromatase Activity During Socially Mediated Sex Change in Lythrypnus Dalli. General and Comparative Endocrinology (2010)

Michael P. BlackJacques BalthazartMichelle BaillienMatthew S. Grober

Reproduction in Context: Field Testing a Laboratory Model of Socially Controlled Sex Change in Lythrypnus Dalli (Gilbert). Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology (2005)

Michael P. BlackBrandon MooreAdelino V.M. CanarioDenzil FordRobert H. ReavisMatthew S. Grober

laboratory modelmarine ecologysex changelythrypnus dallibehavioral ecologyoceanographysocial changemarine biologyecologyevolutionary biologybehavioral sciences

Michael P BlackJacques BalthazartMichelle BaillienMatthew S Grober

animal behavioravian biologyfish biologybrain aromatase activitypsychologyneurosciencesex-changing fishaggressionbehavioral sciences

Group Sex, Sex Change, and Parasitic Males: Sexual Strategies Among the Fishes and Their Neurobiological Correlates. Annual Review of Sex Research (2003)

M. P. BlackM. S. Grober

Socially Induced Sex Change Regulates Forebrain Isotocin in Lythrypnus Dalli. Neuroreport (2003)

Michael P. BlackRobert H. ReavisMatthew S. Grober

neurologylythrypnus dallisociologysociobiologyneuroscienceneurophysiology

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