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Ray Drenner

Texas Christian University

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College of Science & Engineering

Department of Biology

NoneRay Drenner is currently serving as a College Of Science & Engineering faculty at Texas Christian University.

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ecology aquatic ecosystems environmental science fish biology marine biology environmental toxicology avian biology marine ecology wildlife zooplankton ecology ecotoxicology limnology conservation biology oceanography hydrobiology mercury contamination hydrobiologia livestock science water quality wildlife ecology public health entomology animal ecology aquatic toxicology phytoplankton ecology fishery management fisheries zoology mercury biogeochemistry largemouth bass evolutionary biology terrestrial ecology chemical pollution experimental study phytoplankton biomass methyl mercury piscivorous largemouth bass restoration ecology applied ecology environmental hazards fishery research aquatic conservation ornithology trophic impact water ecologies freshwater ecosystems biological oceanography spatial ecology planktivorous fish plankton community structure selective particle ingestion common carp omnivorous fish lake kinneret gizzard shad potential risk experimental mesocosm study shoreline spiders marine pollution oceanic science metal contamination coral reefs environmental pollution food web interactions fishery science commercial fishing predator-prey interactions eutrophication foraging feed utilization estuaries persistent organic pollutants arid environments agricultural water management landscape ecology benthic ecology

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Diet and Methyl Mercury Contamination of Nestling Red-Winged Blackbirds. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2025)

Thomas J ThalhuberMatthew M ChumchalRay W DrennerWeston H NowlinDean A WilliamsBenjamin D BarstJames H KennedyWilliam A MitchellMisty SelfF Manton WilloughbyWill Zudock

environmental scienceenvironmental toxicologyred-winged blackbirdschemical pollutionenvironmental chemistrymethyl mercury contaminationchemistry

DATASET: Diet Analysis of Nestling Red-Winged Blackbirds. (2024)

Thomas J. ThalhuberMatthew M. ChumchalRay W. DrennerWeston H. NowlinDean A. WilliamsBenjamin D. BarstJames H. KennedyWilliam A. MitchellMisty SelfManton WilloughbyWill Zudock

red-winged blackbirdsavian biologydiet analysisecology

Effects of Taxon and Body Size on Mercury Concentrations in Spiders From Two Rivers With Different Levels of Mercury Contamination: Implications for the Use of Riparian Spiders as Sentinels. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2024)

Andrew C. ToddMatthew M. ChumchalRay W. DrennerChris W. AllenderBenjamin D. BarstMorgan T. CaponeAndrew P. DeggesMadeline P. HannappelCale R. PerryRobert A. PetersonTori L. MartinezIris E. SchmederTyler T. WilliamsMacyn G. Willingham

water qualityterrestrial arthropodsenvironmental scienceenvironmental toxicologyriparian spiderschemical pollutionaquatic toxicologyecological entomologymercury biogeochemistryenvironmental healthmercury concentrationsenvironmental chemistrysurface watersystematic entomologyecotoxicologydifferent levelsmercury chemistryecologymercury contaminationpublic healthinsect scienceentomology

Editorial Board and Table of Contents. Environmental toxicology and chemistry (2023)

G BurtonM BundschuhW DoucetteS DyerN GalicM HoudeP KlerksM SellinK SolomonR StahlC Van GestelJ AdeyemiK BooijS BrownB CamposM CapparelliK ChoiJ DoeringS EisenreichK FayN HartmannP JonesB JovanovicD KashianN KrishnanM LampiM LeppänenL.-Y LiuE MaloneyJ MaulA MehintoT MehlerA.-J MiaoP NomngongoH NyoniD PhilibertR RazaviJ GilD SoucekJ StauberP TcaciucM ThwalaE TopuzM TsuiP Van Den HurkErin Nelson

editorial boardjournalismenvironmental toxicology

Potential Health Risks of Methylmercury Contamination to Largemouth Bass in the Southeastern United States. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2023)

Ryan D. SeymourRay W. DrennerMatthew M. Chumchal

southeastern united statestoxicologyenvironmental toxicologyinfectious diseasesrespiratory toxicologypotential health risksmethylmercury contamination

Effect of Land Cover on Ecoregion‐Scale Spatial Patterns of Mercury Contamination of Largemouth Bass in the Southeastern United States. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2022)

Ray W. DrennerMatthew M. ChumchalKimberly J. AdamsRyan D. Seymour

water qualityforestrylivestock sciencespatial ecologywildlifefreshwater ecosystemsforest ecologyenvironmental scienceecoregion-scale spatial patternsenvironmental toxicologyenvironmental hazardssoutheastern united statesaquatic ecosystemswildlife ecologylargemouth basshuman impacts on the environmentecotoxicologyshort-term variabilityecologymercury contaminationpublic healthfishery management

Sentinel Riparian Spiders Predict Mercury Contamination of Riverine Fish. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2022)

Ray W. DrennerMatthew M. ChumchalSimon P. GaulMichael T. HembroughAmal M. KhanIan M. RolfeGarrett R. WallaceMadeline P. Hannappel

sentinel riparian spidersecologyenvironmental toxicologyriverine fishmercury contamination

Use of Riparian Spiders as Sentinels of Persistent and Bioavailable Chemical Contaminants in Aquatic Ecosystems: A Review. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2022)

Matthew M. ChumchalGale B. BeaubienRay W. DrennerMadeline P. HannappelMarc A. MillsConnor I. OlsonRyan R. OtterAndrew C. ToddDavid M. Walters

avian biologyecologyenvironmental toxicologyriparian spiderspersistent organic pollutantsbioavailable chemical contaminantsecotoxicology

Mud Dauber Nests as Sources of Spiders in Mercury Monitoring Studies. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2021)

Madeline P. HannappelMatthew M. ChumchalRay W. DrennerJim KennedyBenjamin D. BarstJ. Margaret Castellini

mercury monitoring studiesmud dauber nestsecologyenvironmental toxicology

Ecological Factors Controlling Insect-Mediated Methyl Mercury Flux From Aquatic to Terrestrial Ecosystems: Lessons Learned From Mesocosm and Pond Experiments. Springer eBooks (2020)

Matthew M. ChumchalRay W. Drenner

environmental scienceecologyterrestrial ecologyaquatic ecosystemspond experimentsapplied ecologyglobal ecologyecological factors

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Ray Drenner

Texas Christian University

Affiliations

College of Science & Engineering

Department of Biology

NoneRay Drenner is currently serving as a College Of Science & Engineering faculty at Texas Christian University.

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Texas Christian University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Diet and Methyl Mercury Contamination of Nestling Red-Winged Blackbirds. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2025)

Thomas J ThalhuberMatthew M ChumchalRay W DrennerWeston H NowlinDean A WilliamsBenjamin D BarstJames H KennedyWilliam A MitchellMisty SelfF Manton WilloughbyWill Zudock

environmental scienceenvironmental toxicologyred-winged blackbirdschemical pollutionenvironmental chemistrymethyl mercury contaminationchemistry

DATASET: Diet Analysis of Nestling Red-Winged Blackbirds. (2024)

Thomas J. ThalhuberMatthew M. ChumchalRay W. DrennerWeston H. NowlinDean A. WilliamsBenjamin D. BarstJames H. KennedyWilliam A. MitchellMisty SelfManton WilloughbyWill Zudock

red-winged blackbirdsavian biologydiet analysisecology

Editorial Board and Table of Contents. Environmental toxicology and chemistry (2023)

editorial boardjournalismenvironmental toxicology

Potential Health Risks of Methylmercury Contamination to Largemouth Bass in the Southeastern United States. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2023)

Ryan D. SeymourRay W. DrennerMatthew M. Chumchal

southeastern united statestoxicologyenvironmental toxicologyinfectious diseasesrespiratory toxicologypotential health risksmethylmercury contamination

Effect of Land Cover on Ecoregion‐Scale Spatial Patterns of Mercury Contamination of Largemouth Bass in the Southeastern United States. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2022)

Ray W. DrennerMatthew M. ChumchalKimberly J. AdamsRyan D. Seymour

Sentinel Riparian Spiders Predict Mercury Contamination of Riverine Fish. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2022)

Ray W. DrennerMatthew M. ChumchalSimon P. GaulMichael T. HembroughAmal M. KhanIan M. RolfeGarrett R. WallaceMadeline P. Hannappel

sentinel riparian spidersecologyenvironmental toxicologyriverine fishmercury contamination

Use of Riparian Spiders as Sentinels of Persistent and Bioavailable Chemical Contaminants in Aquatic Ecosystems: A Review. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2022)

Matthew M. ChumchalGale B. BeaubienRay W. DrennerMadeline P. HannappelMarc A. MillsConnor I. OlsonRyan R. OtterAndrew C. ToddDavid M. Walters

avian biologyecologyenvironmental toxicologyriparian spiderspersistent organic pollutantsbioavailable chemical contaminantsecotoxicology

Mud Dauber Nests as Sources of Spiders in Mercury Monitoring Studies. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2021)

Madeline P. HannappelMatthew M. ChumchalRay W. DrennerJim KennedyBenjamin D. BarstJ. Margaret Castellini

mercury monitoring studiesmud dauber nestsecologyenvironmental toxicology

Ecological Factors Controlling Insect-Mediated Methyl Mercury Flux From Aquatic to Terrestrial Ecosystems: Lessons Learned From Mesocosm and Pond Experiments. Springer eBooks (2020)

Matthew M. ChumchalRay W. Drenner

environmental scienceecologyterrestrial ecologyaquatic ecosystemspond experimentsapplied ecologyglobal ecologyecological factors

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