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Robert H. Kaplan

Professor of Biology Emeritus

Reed College

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Laboratories Of Kleinholtz Biological

Department Of Biology

Robert H. Kaplan is currently serving as a Biology Professor of Biology Emeritus at Reed College.

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Robert H. Kaplan

Reed College

Professor of Biology Emeritus

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developmental biology evolutionary ecology ecology avian biology evolutionary biology biology maternal effects morphology (biology) animal ecology animal behavior reproductive biology behavioral ecology zoology developmental plasticity entomology mammalian biology developmental system breeding behavior reproductive success ontogeny frog bombina orientalis coevolution marine biology embryonic development evolutionary developmental biology environmental quality predator-prey interactions maternal investment plasticity morphology population genetics stem cell research animal science early childhood development fish biology functional ecology animal physiology parental care animal reproduction natural selection gametogenesis germ cells spatial ecology terrestrial ecology comparative physiology behavioral plasticity marine ecology mammalian physiology physiological plasticity reproduction response wildlife ecology interspecific behavioral interaction frogbombina orientalis bombina orientalis reproductive characteristics threespine stickleback locomotor performance life history evolution daily temperature fluctuations developmental rate field population early development ovum size plasticity bombina orientalis boulenger

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국내 연안의 바다뱀 출현 현황 및 연구 동향. 한국양서ㆍ파충류학회 학술대회 (2017)

Il-Hun KimJaejin ParkJonathan J. FongTein-Shun TsaiMamoru TodaHo Young SukHan-Gyu BaeMi-Sook MinYoung Se HyunIl-Seon HwangHye Suck AnWoo-Jin ChoiKyo-Soung KooRobert H. KaplanJong-Nam LeeMin-Seop KimIn-Yeong ChoDaesik Park

phonologylinguisticsenvironmental scienceeducation

Chinese Sea Snake (Laticauda Semifasciata) Misidentified as Slender-Necked Sea Snake in Previous Published Account in Korea. Journal of Ecology and Environment (2016)

Il-Hun KimJaejin ParkRobert H. KaplanJong-Nam LeeDaesik Park

laticauda semifasciatamarine ecologyslender-necked sea snakeoceanographybiogeographyenvironmental sciencechinese sea snakemarine biologyecologyjournalism

Daily Temperature Fluctuations Unpredictably Influence Developmental Rate and Morphology at a Critical Early Larval Stage in a Frog. BMC Ecology (2013)

Juliana M ArrighiEzra S LencerAdvait JukarDaesik ParkPatrick C PhillipsRobert H Kaplan

avian biologydevelopmental rateanimal ecologymorphology (biology)daily temperature fluctuationsdevelopmental biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Female‐Specific Increase in Primordial Germ Cells Marks Sex Differentiation in Threespine Stickleback ( Gasterosteus Aculeatus ). Journal of Morphology (2007)

Zachary R. LewisMaryanne C. McClellanJohn H. PostlethwaitWilliam A. CreskoRobert H. Kaplan

gametogenesismorphologygerm cellsevolutionary developmental biologymorphology (biology)stem cell researchthreespine sticklebackentomologyreproductive biologyavian biologymammalian biologyanimal sciencedevelopmental biologyevolutionary biologygeneticsbreeding behaviormorphogenesisembryonic developmentpopulation genetics

Ecological and Developmental Context of Natural Selection: Maternal Effects and Thermally Induced Plasticity in the Frog Bombina Orientalis. Evolution (2006)

Robert H. KaplanPatrick C. Phillips

maternal effectsavian biologyfrog bombina orientalisevolutionary ecologynatural selectionplasticitydevelopmental biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Maternal Effects, Developmental Plasticity, and Life History Evolution: An Amphibian Model. (1998)

Robert H Kaplan

maternal effectslife history evolutionavian biologyecology and evolutionary biologydevelopmental biologyevolutionary biologydevelopmental plasticity

Maternal Investment and Developmental Plasticity: Functional Consequences for Locomotor Performance of Hatchling Frog Larvae. Functional Ecology (1995)

D. M. ParichyR. H. Kaplan

developmental systemanimal behaviorreproductive successbehavioral ecologyzoologybiologymorphology (biology)reproductive biologyontogenydevelopmental biologylocomotor performancematernal investmentembryologydevelopmental plasticity

Developmental Consequences of Tail Injury on Larvae of the Oriental Fire-Bellied Toad, Bombina Orientalis. Copeia (1992)

David M. ParichyRobert H. Kaplan

behavioral plasticitysibship identitytail injurybehavioral ecologyzoologybiologycoevolutionmorphology (biology)evolutionary ecologypredator-prey interactionsdevelopmental biologycomparative physiologyunlimited food

Greater Maternal Investment Can Decrease Offspring Survival in the Frog Bombina Orientalis. Ecology (1992)

Robert H. Kaplan

animal behavioravian biologyfrog bombina orientalisanimal ecologyevolutionary ecologyecology

Maternal Effects on Offspring Growth and Development Depend on Environmental Quality in the Frog Bombina Orientalis. Oecologia (1992)

reproductive successmaternal effectsfrog bombina orientaliszoologybiologyreproduction responsefitnessevolutionary ecologyreproductive biologyenvironmental qualityecology and evolutionary biologyecology

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Robert H. Kaplan

Professor of Biology Emeritus

Reed College

Affiliations

Laboratories Of Kleinholtz Biological

Department Of Biology

Robert H. Kaplan is currently serving as a Biology Professor of Biology Emeritus at Reed College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Robert H. Kaplan

Reed College

Professor of Biology Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

국내 연안의 바다뱀 출현 현황 및 연구 동향. 한국양서ㆍ파충류학회 학술대회 (2017)

phonologylinguisticsenvironmental scienceeducation

Chinese Sea Snake (Laticauda Semifasciata) Misidentified as Slender-Necked Sea Snake in Previous Published Account in Korea. Journal of Ecology and Environment (2016)

Il-Hun KimJaejin ParkRobert H. KaplanJong-Nam LeeDaesik Park

laticauda semifasciatamarine ecologyslender-necked sea snakeoceanographybiogeographyenvironmental sciencechinese sea snakemarine biologyecologyjournalism

Daily Temperature Fluctuations Unpredictably Influence Developmental Rate and Morphology at a Critical Early Larval Stage in a Frog. BMC Ecology (2013)

Juliana M ArrighiEzra S LencerAdvait JukarDaesik ParkPatrick C PhillipsRobert H Kaplan

avian biologydevelopmental rateanimal ecologymorphology (biology)daily temperature fluctuationsdevelopmental biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Female‐Specific Increase in Primordial Germ Cells Marks Sex Differentiation in Threespine Stickleback ( Gasterosteus Aculeatus ). Journal of Morphology (2007)

Zachary R. LewisMaryanne C. McClellanJohn H. PostlethwaitWilliam A. CreskoRobert H. Kaplan

Ecological and Developmental Context of Natural Selection: Maternal Effects and Thermally Induced Plasticity in the Frog Bombina Orientalis. Evolution (2006)

Robert H. KaplanPatrick C. Phillips

maternal effectsavian biologyfrog bombina orientalisevolutionary ecologynatural selectionplasticitydevelopmental biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Maternal Effects, Developmental Plasticity, and Life History Evolution: An Amphibian Model. (1998)

Robert H Kaplan

maternal effectslife history evolutionavian biologyecology and evolutionary biologydevelopmental biologyevolutionary biologydevelopmental plasticity

Maternal Investment and Developmental Plasticity: Functional Consequences for Locomotor Performance of Hatchling Frog Larvae. Functional Ecology (1995)

D. M. ParichyR. H. Kaplan

Developmental Consequences of Tail Injury on Larvae of the Oriental Fire-Bellied Toad, Bombina Orientalis. Copeia (1992)

David M. ParichyRobert H. Kaplan

Greater Maternal Investment Can Decrease Offspring Survival in the Frog Bombina Orientalis. Ecology (1992)

Robert H. Kaplan

animal behavioravian biologyfrog bombina orientalisanimal ecologyevolutionary ecologyecology

Maternal Effects on Offspring Growth and Development Depend on Environmental Quality in the Frog Bombina Orientalis. Oecologia (1992)

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