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Ryan S. Luna

Sul Ross State University

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Borderlands Research Institute

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, LIFE, & PHYSICAL SCIENCES

Department Of Natural Resource Management

College Of Agricultural And Natural Resource Science

Department Of Earth And Physical Sciences

Department Of Natural Resources

Sul Ross State University

NoneRyan S. Luna is currently serving as a Borderlands Research Institute faculty at Sul Ross State University.

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Sul Ross State University

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ecology avian biology wildlife wildlife ecology conservation biology ecology and evolutionary biology montezuma quail evolutionary biology animal ecology habitat management scaled quail parasitology community (ecology) ornithology wildlife biology spatial ecology trans-pecos ecoregion genetics geography entomology toxicology natural resource management pathogens pesticide science pest management weed technology biological conservation animal conservation avian medicine conservation genetics precision crop protection nematode pest nematology helminthology habitat loss zoonotic diseases poultry diseases animal management foraging cyrtonyx montezumae peripheral population genetic erosion herbicide treatment west texas season space use adult female habitat selection new mexico tree canopy reduction davis mountains habitat utilization vegetation structure disparity

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In the Heat of the Night: Temperature and Vegetation Structure Disparity in Habitat Suitability for Scaled Quail. Journal of Thermal Biology (2026)

extreme environmentswildlifevegetation structure disparityavian biologyhabitat suitabilitywildlife ecologyscaled quailhabitat managementanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)ecology and evolutionary biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Histopathological Analysis of Quails in the Trans-Pecos Ecoregion of Texas. National Quail Symposium Proceedings (2022)

wildlifeavian biologywildlife ecologyavian medicinetrans-pecos ecoregionecology and evolutionary biologypoultry diseasesconservation biologyanimal managementecologywildlife biologyevolutionary biology

Montezuma Quail (Cyrtonyx Montezumae) Foraging in a Pinyon-Juniper Woodland. The Wilson Journal of Ornithology (2022)

wildlifeavian biologymontezuma quailwildlife ecologybiologyhabitat managementecology and evolutionary biologyconservation biologyecologyforagingornithology

Pathogens in Quails of the Trans-Pecos Ecoregion of Texas. Journal of Parasitology (2022)

Trey E. JohnsonDale RollinsCarlos E. GonzalezJoshua G. CrossRyan S. Luna

pathogensparasitologytrans-pecos ecoregionzoonotic diseasespathology

First Documentation of Nematode Dispharynx Sp. in Scaled Quail. Journal of Parasitology (2021)

parasitologynematode pestscaled quailnematologyhelminthology

Herbicide Treatment of Western Honey Mesquite. Rangelands (2020)

herbicide treatmentpesticide scienceentomologytoxicologyprecision crop protectionpest managementweed technology

Spatial Ecology and Habitat Utilization of Montezuma Quail in the Davis Mountains of Texas. Texas Journal of Science (2020)

Curtis D. GreeneLouis A. HarvesonJoshua G. CrossRyan S. Luna

davis mountainsspatial ecologymontezuma quailhabitat utilizationecology

Evidence of Genetic Erosion in a Peripheral Population of a North American Game Bird: The Montezuma Quail (Cyrtonyx Montezumae). Conservation Genetics (2019)

Samarth MathurJohn M. TomečekAshlyn HeniffRyan LunaJ. Andrew DeWoody

conservation geneticscyrtonyx montezumaeavian biologyornithologymontezuma quailgeneticsperipheral populationconservation biologyecologygenetic erosionevolutionary biology

Breeding Season Space Use and Habitat Selection of Adult Female Scaled and Gambel's Quail in West Texas. National Quail Symposium Proceedings (2017)

Richard A. TempleLouis HarvesonRyan S. Luna

west texasseason space useadult femalewildlifewildlife ecologyhabitat selectionecology

Changes in Habitat Use of Montezuma Quail in Response to Tree Canopy Reduction in the Capitan Mountains of New Mexico. National Quail Symposium Proceedings (2017)

natural resource managementnew mexicoecologybiological conservationwildlife ecologyanimal conservationwildlife biologyavian biologyhabitat managementgeographyhabitat lossecology and evolutionary biologyconservation biologyanimal ecologywildlifespatial ecologymontezuma quailcommunity (ecology)tree canopy reduction

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Ryan S. Luna

Sul Ross State University

Affiliations

Borderlands Research Institute

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, LIFE, & PHYSICAL SCIENCES

Department Of Natural Resource Management

College Of Agricultural And Natural Resource Science

Department Of Earth And Physical Sciences

Department Of Natural Resources

Sul Ross State University

NoneRyan S. Luna is currently serving as a Borderlands Research Institute faculty at Sul Ross State University.

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

In the Heat of the Night: Temperature and Vegetation Structure Disparity in Habitat Suitability for Scaled Quail. Journal of Thermal Biology (2026)

Histopathological Analysis of Quails in the Trans-Pecos Ecoregion of Texas. National Quail Symposium Proceedings (2022)

Montezuma Quail (Cyrtonyx Montezumae) Foraging in a Pinyon-Juniper Woodland. The Wilson Journal of Ornithology (2022)

wildlifeavian biologymontezuma quailwildlife ecologybiologyhabitat managementecology and evolutionary biologyconservation biologyecologyforagingornithology

Pathogens in Quails of the Trans-Pecos Ecoregion of Texas. Journal of Parasitology (2022)

Trey E. JohnsonDale RollinsCarlos E. GonzalezJoshua G. CrossRyan S. Luna

pathogensparasitologytrans-pecos ecoregionzoonotic diseasespathology

First Documentation of Nematode Dispharynx Sp. in Scaled Quail. Journal of Parasitology (2021)

parasitologynematode pestscaled quailnematologyhelminthology

Herbicide Treatment of Western Honey Mesquite. Rangelands (2020)

herbicide treatmentpesticide scienceentomologytoxicologyprecision crop protectionpest managementweed technology

Spatial Ecology and Habitat Utilization of Montezuma Quail in the Davis Mountains of Texas. Texas Journal of Science (2020)

Curtis D. GreeneLouis A. HarvesonJoshua G. CrossRyan S. Luna

davis mountainsspatial ecologymontezuma quailhabitat utilizationecology

Evidence of Genetic Erosion in a Peripheral Population of a North American Game Bird: The Montezuma Quail (Cyrtonyx Montezumae). Conservation Genetics (2019)

Samarth MathurJohn M. TomečekAshlyn HeniffRyan LunaJ. Andrew DeWoody

conservation geneticscyrtonyx montezumaeavian biologyornithologymontezuma quailgeneticsperipheral populationconservation biologyecologygenetic erosionevolutionary biology

Breeding Season Space Use and Habitat Selection of Adult Female Scaled and Gambel's Quail in West Texas. National Quail Symposium Proceedings (2017)

Richard A. TempleLouis HarvesonRyan S. Luna

west texasseason space useadult femalewildlifewildlife ecologyhabitat selectionecology

Changes in Habitat Use of Montezuma Quail in Response to Tree Canopy Reduction in the Capitan Mountains of New Mexico. National Quail Symposium Proceedings (2017)

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