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Rachel M. Bowden

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Illinois State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Biological Sciences

Rachel M. Bowden is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Illinois State University.

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Illinois State University

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avian biology developmental biology ecology physiology endocrinology biology zoology marine biology animal physiology breeding behavior ornithology animal science mammalian biology experimental biology comparative endocrinology temperature-dependent sex determination animal ecology entomology reproductive biology animal behavior integrative biology embryonic development climate change population biology behavioral ecology wildlife biology reproductive physiology conservation biology population genetics embryology comparative physiology developmental endocrinology functional ecology steroid metabolism short-term variability experimental biophysics maternal steroids red-eared slider turtle wildlife experimental botany mammalian physiology animal reproduction sex ratios temperature fluctuations red-eared slider turtles fish biology liver physiology poultry science biological evolution wildlife ecology rodent ecology population ecology lifespan development resource allocation ecophysiology parental care yolk hormones red-eared slider incubation temperatures embryonic regulation painted turtle behavioral types trachemys scripta maternal estrogens sex determination predator-prey interactions innate immune system extremophiles extreme conditions climate variability adult development human reproduction population aging reproductive success foraging reptilian perspective fitness evolutionary biology

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Responsiveness to Cold Snaps by Turtle Embryos Depends on Exposure Timing and Duration. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2025)

Clinton R. WarrenAnthony T. BreitenbachRachel M. BowdenRyan T. Paitz

developmental biologybiologyexposure timingembryonic development

To Bob or Not to Bob: Context-Dependence of an Antipredator Response in Neotropical Harvestmen. Behavioral Ecology (2025)

Austin C CalhounKerrigan B TobinDylan M PoorboyRachel M BowdenBen M Sadd

antipredator responseanimal behaviorbehavioral sciencesanimal behaviourneotropical harvestmenecologybehavioral ecology

Experiencing Short Heat Waves Early in Development Changes Thermal Responsiveness of Turtle Embryos to Later Heat Waves. Journal of Experimental Biology (2023)

Anthony T. BreitenbachRosario A. Marroquín-FloresRyan T. PaitzRachel M. Bowden

developmental biologybiophysicsavian biologyturtle embryoslivestock scienceembryonic developmentbreeding behaviorexperimental biophysicsdevelopmental scienceanimal scienceembryologyecologyentomologyexperimental biologyexperimental botany

Correction to: ‘Using Naturalistic Incubation Temperatures to Demonstrate How Variation in the Timing and Continuity of Heat Wave Exposure Influences Phenotype’ (2022) by Breitenbach Et Al.. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2022)

Anthony T. BreitenbachAmanda W. CarterRyan T. PaitzRachel M. Bowden

phenologynaturalistic incubation temperaturesheat wave exposureshort-term variabilitybiologyevolutionary biologyclimatologyecologyclimate change

Effects of Constant and Fluctuating Temperatures on Gene Expression During Gonadal Development. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2022)

Anthony T BreitenbachRachel M BowdenRyan T Paitz

developmental biologyintegrative biologygonadal developmentgene expressionfluctuating temperatures

Identifying B Cells in Hatchling and Adult Trachemys Scripta, Red-Eared Slider Turtles. The journal of immunology/The Journal of immunology (2022)

Hanna D PatonAllison MoolChristen FairowWhitney HurstRachel BowdenLaura Vogel

developmental biologyred-eared slider turtlesavian biologymorphology (biology)marine biologyimmunology

Temperature Fluctuations and Estrone Sulfate Affect Gene Expression via Different Mechanisms to Promote Female Development in a Species With Temperature-Dependent Sex Determination. Journal of Experimental Biology (2022)

Rosario A. Marroquín-FloresRyan T. PaitzRachel M. Bowden

cell biologygender developmentreproductive physiologyexperimental medicinemolecular adaptationmammalian biologygene expressionexperimental biologydevelopmental biologymolecular biologytemperature fluctuationsmembrane biologyfemale developmenttemperature-dependent sex determinationmathematical biologyanimal physiologyexperimental botanyepigeneticsendocrinologyreproductive biologyexperimental biophysics

Understanding How Variable Thermal Environments Affect the Molecular Mechanisms Underlying Temperature-Sensitive Phenotypes: Lessons From Sex Determination. Journal of Experimental Biology (2022)

Ryan T. PaitzAnthony T. BreitenbachRosario A. Marroquín-FloresRachel M. Bowden

developmental biologybiophysicssex determinationmolecular mechanismstemperature-sensitive phenotypesphysiologyhuman geneticsexperimental biophysicsexperimental biologyvariable thermal environments

Brief Exposure to Warm Temperatures Reduces Intron Retention in Kdm6B in a Species With Temperature-Dependent Sex Determination. Biology Letters (2021)

Rosario A. Marroquín-FloresRachel M. BowdenRyan T. Paitz

geneticstemperature-dependent sex determinationpopulation geneticsbiologyevolutionary biologybrief exposureintron retention

Is Thermal Responsiveness Affected by Maternal Estrogens in Species With Temperature-Dependent Sex Determination?. Sexual Development (2021)

Rachel M. BowdenRyan T. Paitz

developmental biologymaternal estrogenstemperature-dependent sex determinationthermal comfortthermal responsivenessevolutionary biologyecology and evolutionary biology

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Rachel M. Bowden

Professor

Illinois State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Biological Sciences

Rachel M. Bowden is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Illinois State University.

Honors

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Illinois State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Responsiveness to Cold Snaps by Turtle Embryos Depends on Exposure Timing and Duration. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2025)

Clinton R. WarrenAnthony T. BreitenbachRachel M. BowdenRyan T. Paitz

developmental biologybiologyexposure timingembryonic development

To Bob or Not to Bob: Context-Dependence of an Antipredator Response in Neotropical Harvestmen. Behavioral Ecology (2025)

Austin C CalhounKerrigan B TobinDylan M PoorboyRachel M BowdenBen M Sadd

antipredator responseanimal behaviorbehavioral sciencesanimal behaviourneotropical harvestmenecologybehavioral ecology

Experiencing Short Heat Waves Early in Development Changes Thermal Responsiveness of Turtle Embryos to Later Heat Waves. Journal of Experimental Biology (2023)

Anthony T. BreitenbachRosario A. Marroquín-FloresRyan T. PaitzRachel M. Bowden

Anthony T. BreitenbachAmanda W. CarterRyan T. PaitzRachel M. Bowden

phenologynaturalistic incubation temperaturesheat wave exposureshort-term variabilitybiologyevolutionary biologyclimatologyecologyclimate change

Effects of Constant and Fluctuating Temperatures on Gene Expression During Gonadal Development. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2022)

Anthony T BreitenbachRachel M BowdenRyan T Paitz

developmental biologyintegrative biologygonadal developmentgene expressionfluctuating temperatures

Identifying B Cells in Hatchling and Adult Trachemys Scripta, Red-Eared Slider Turtles. The journal of immunology/The Journal of immunology (2022)

Hanna D PatonAllison MoolChristen FairowWhitney HurstRachel BowdenLaura Vogel

developmental biologyred-eared slider turtlesavian biologymorphology (biology)marine biologyimmunology

Rosario A. Marroquín-FloresRyan T. PaitzRachel M. Bowden

Understanding How Variable Thermal Environments Affect the Molecular Mechanisms Underlying Temperature-Sensitive Phenotypes: Lessons From Sex Determination. Journal of Experimental Biology (2022)

Ryan T. PaitzAnthony T. BreitenbachRosario A. Marroquín-FloresRachel M. Bowden

developmental biologybiophysicssex determinationmolecular mechanismstemperature-sensitive phenotypesphysiologyhuman geneticsexperimental biophysicsexperimental biologyvariable thermal environments

Brief Exposure to Warm Temperatures Reduces Intron Retention in Kdm6B in a Species With Temperature-Dependent Sex Determination. Biology Letters (2021)

Rosario A. Marroquín-FloresRachel M. BowdenRyan T. Paitz

geneticstemperature-dependent sex determinationpopulation geneticsbiologyevolutionary biologybrief exposureintron retention

Is Thermal Responsiveness Affected by Maternal Estrogens in Species With Temperature-Dependent Sex Determination?. Sexual Development (2021)

Rachel M. BowdenRyan T. Paitz

developmental biologymaternal estrogenstemperature-dependent sex determinationthermal comfortthermal responsivenessevolutionary biologyecology and evolutionary biology

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