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Stokes, Amber

California State University--Bakersfield

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California State University--Bakersfield

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biology evolutionary biology ecology evolutionary ecology zoology predator-prey interactions toxicology toxins ecology and evolutionary biology coevolution behavioral ecology comparative toxicology taricha granulosa parasitology entomology ecology evolution toxinology physiology invertebrate pathology adaptation wildlife biology ttx levels avian biology ornithology rodent ecology chemical ecology environmental toxicology insect science mammalian biology reproductive biology aquatic toxicology ecotoxicology helminthology specie interaction wildlife ecology host-parasite relationships interspecific behavioral interaction comparative physiology reproductive physiology aquatic organisms ecotoxicity biological evolution evolutionary significance evolutionary theory tetrodotoxin levels geographic mosaic rough-skinned newt insect biochemistry clinical chemistry biomedical analysis analytical biotechnology immunochemistry biotic interactions poisoning venomics vector control mammalian physiology hyperparasite embryonic development vertebrate vision ecological chemistry toxicokinetics fungal pathogens breeding behavior biological oceanography terrestrial invertebrates ttx bioaccumulation egg capsules predatory dragonflies medical research tetrodotoxin quantification most quantification techniques higher ttx levels ttx resistance defensive role mosaic variation

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Tetrodotoxin, Fungal Pathogen Infection, and Bacterial Microbiome Associations Are Variable in the Skin Microecosystems of Two Taricha Newt Species. Frontiers in Amphibian and Reptile Science (2025)

Talon JostAlysha HendersonBrandon LaBumbardKrisztian MagoriAmber StokesDanica BerginAutumn HolleyMolly BletzObed Hernández-GómezGary BucciarelliDouglas C. WoodhamsJonah Piovia-ScottJenifer B. Walke

skin microecosystemsfungal pathogen infectionfungal pathogensecology

Where Does All the Poison Go? Investigating Toxicokinetics of Newt (Taricha) Tetrodotoxin (Ttx) in Garter Snakes (Thamnophis). Journal of Chemical Ecology (2024)

Kelly E. RobinsonHaley A. MonizAmber N. StokesChris R. Feldman

toxinologytoxicokineticspesticide sciencechemistrygarter snakescomparative toxicologyecological chemistrytoxinsaquatic toxicologypharmacologytoxicologyanalytical toxicologyenvironmental chemistryecotoxicityecotoxicologychemical biologydrug discoveryecologychemical ecology

Aposematic Coloration of Pacific Newts ( Taricha ) Provides a Qualitatively but Not Quantitatively Honest Signal to Predators. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society (2023)

Haley A MonizSage M KruleskiAmar D RisbudSamuel J H LoudenRoger T HanlonAmber N StokesStephanie E PalmerChris R Feldman

breeding behaviorbiologyornithologyavian biologyentomologyecologyconservation biologyrodent ecologyaquatic ecosystemswildlife biologybiological oceanographyaposematic colorationpredator-prey interactionsfish biologywildlifeevolutionary biologyzoologymarine biology

Phenotypic Outcomes of Predator–Prey Coevolution Are Predicted by Landscape Variation in Climate and Community Composition. Functional Ecology (2023)

Anthony L. GilbertSavanna CabreraMichael T. J. HagueAmber N. StokesChris R. FeldmanCharles T. HanifinEdmund D. BrodieEdmund D. Brodie

specie interactionevolutionary ecologyfunctional ecologyecologycommunity (ecology)ecology and evolutionary biologypredator-prey interactionsapplied ecologypredator resistanceecology evolutionevolutionary biologycoevolutionlandscape variationphenotypic outcomes

Conspicuous Coloration of Toxin‐Resistant Predators Implicates Additional Trophic Interactions in a Predator–Prey Arms Race. Molecular Ecology (2022)

Michael T. J. HagueLauren E. MillerAmber N. StokesChris R. FeldmanEdmund D. BrodieEdmund D. Brodie

evolutionary ecologybehavioral ecologyecologytoxin-resistant predatorspredator-prey arms racemolecular ecologypredator-prey interactionsconspicuous colorationevolutionary biology

Tetrodotoxin Levels in Lab-Reared Rough-Skinned Newts (Taricha Granulosa) After 3 Years and Comparison to Wild-Caught Juveniles. Toxicon (2022)

Brian G. GallAmber N. StokesEdmund D. BrodieEdmund D. Brodie

tetrodotoxin levelsbiologytoxicologycomparative toxicologytaricha granulosainvertebrate pathologyparasitologylab-reared rough-skinned newtszoologyphysiology

The Geographic Mosaic in Parallel: Matching Patterns of Newt Tetrodotoxin Levels and Snake Resistance in Multiple Predator–Prey Pairs. Journal of Animal Ecology (2020)

Jessica S. ReimcheEdmund D. BrodieAmber N. StokesErica J. ElyHaley A. MonizVicki L. ThillJoshua M. HallasMichael E. PfrenderEdmund D. BrodieChris R. Feldman

specie interactionbiologyevolutionary ecologybehavioral ecologyecologygeographic mosaicecology and evolutionary biologyhigher ttx levelspredator-prey interactionsadaptationttx resistanceecology evolutionevolutionary biologycoevolutionbiotic interactions

The Geographic Mosaic of Arms Race Coevolution is Closely Matched to Prey Population Structure. Evolution Letters (2020)

Michael T. J. HagueAmber N. StokesChris R. FeldmanEdmund D. BrodieEdmund D. Brodie

mosaic variationevolutionary ecologylocal environmentbehavioral ecologyecologygeographic mosaicecology and evolutionary biologypredator-prey interactionsadaptationecology evolutionevolutionary biologycoevolutionbiological evolution

Genetic Structure of Prey Populations Underlies the Geographic Mosaic of Arms Race Coevolution. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2019)

Michael T.J. HagueAmber N. StokesChris R. FeldmanEdmund D. BrodieEdmund D. Brodie

geneticsbiologyevolutionary ecologyevolutionary theorybehavioral ecologyprey populationsevolutionary significancepredator-prey interactionsnatural selectionprey toxinsadaptationecology evolutionevolutionary biologycoevolutionbiological evolution

Variations in Tetrodotoxin Levels in Populations of Taricha Granulosa Are Expressed in the Morphology of Their Cutaneous Glands. Scientific Reports (2019)

Pedro Luiz Mailho-FontanaCarlos JaredMarta Maria AntoniazziJuliana Mozer ScianiDaniel Carvalho PimentaAmber N. StokesTaran GrantEdmund D. BrodieEdmund D. Brodie

biologytoxicologyevolutionary ecologytoxinologycomparative toxicologyttx levelssymbiosismorphology (biology)toxinscomparative physiologyttx concentrationhigh ttx levelsevolutionary biologyzoologyphysiology

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Stokes, Amber

California State University--Bakersfield

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California State University--Bakersfield

NoneStokes, Amber is currently serving as a California State University--Bakersfield faculty at California State University--Bakersfield.

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California State University--Bakersfield

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Talon JostAlysha HendersonBrandon LaBumbardKrisztian MagoriAmber StokesDanica BerginAutumn HolleyMolly BletzObed Hernández-GómezGary BucciarelliDouglas C. WoodhamsJonah Piovia-ScottJenifer B. Walke

skin microecosystemsfungal pathogen infectionfungal pathogensecology

Where Does All the Poison Go? Investigating Toxicokinetics of Newt (Taricha) Tetrodotoxin (Ttx) in Garter Snakes (Thamnophis). Journal of Chemical Ecology (2024)

Kelly E. RobinsonHaley A. MonizAmber N. StokesChris R. Feldman

Aposematic Coloration of Pacific Newts ( Taricha ) Provides a Qualitatively but Not Quantitatively Honest Signal to Predators. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society (2023)

Haley A MonizSage M KruleskiAmar D RisbudSamuel J H LoudenRoger T HanlonAmber N StokesStephanie E PalmerChris R Feldman

Phenotypic Outcomes of Predator–Prey Coevolution Are Predicted by Landscape Variation in Climate and Community Composition. Functional Ecology (2023)

Anthony L. GilbertSavanna CabreraMichael T. J. HagueAmber N. StokesChris R. FeldmanCharles T. HanifinEdmund D. BrodieEdmund D. Brodie

Conspicuous Coloration of Toxin‐Resistant Predators Implicates Additional Trophic Interactions in a Predator–Prey Arms Race. Molecular Ecology (2022)

Michael T. J. HagueLauren E. MillerAmber N. StokesChris R. FeldmanEdmund D. BrodieEdmund D. Brodie

evolutionary ecologybehavioral ecologyecologytoxin-resistant predatorspredator-prey arms racemolecular ecologypredator-prey interactionsconspicuous colorationevolutionary biology

Tetrodotoxin Levels in Lab-Reared Rough-Skinned Newts (Taricha Granulosa) After 3 Years and Comparison to Wild-Caught Juveniles. Toxicon (2022)

Brian G. GallAmber N. StokesEdmund D. BrodieEdmund D. Brodie

tetrodotoxin levelsbiologytoxicologycomparative toxicologytaricha granulosainvertebrate pathologyparasitologylab-reared rough-skinned newtszoologyphysiology

The Geographic Mosaic in Parallel: Matching Patterns of Newt Tetrodotoxin Levels and Snake Resistance in Multiple Predator–Prey Pairs. Journal of Animal Ecology (2020)

Jessica S. ReimcheEdmund D. BrodieAmber N. StokesErica J. ElyHaley A. MonizVicki L. ThillJoshua M. HallasMichael E. PfrenderEdmund D. BrodieChris R. Feldman

The Geographic Mosaic of Arms Race Coevolution is Closely Matched to Prey Population Structure. Evolution Letters (2020)

Michael T. J. HagueAmber N. StokesChris R. FeldmanEdmund D. BrodieEdmund D. Brodie

Genetic Structure of Prey Populations Underlies the Geographic Mosaic of Arms Race Coevolution. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2019)

Michael T.J. HagueAmber N. StokesChris R. FeldmanEdmund D. BrodieEdmund D. Brodie

Variations in Tetrodotoxin Levels in Populations of Taricha Granulosa Are Expressed in the Morphology of Their Cutaneous Glands. Scientific Reports (2019)

Pedro Luiz Mailho-FontanaCarlos JaredMarta Maria AntoniazziJuliana Mozer ScianiDaniel Carvalho PimentaAmber N. StokesTaran GrantEdmund D. BrodieEdmund D. Brodie

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