Ben Haussmann, M.S. Student
Ben Haussmann, M.S. Student
B.S. Environmental Science, Juniata College (2022), M.S. Biology, UNO (2024)
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In the Robbins lab, Ben is looked at metabolic rates in the species Sceloporus consobrinus. Specifically, we asked questions about how temperature and geographic variation may cause metabolic differences. Ben is currently pursuing his Ph.D. at Auburn University.
Hayli Spellman, Research Assistant
Hayli Spellman, Research Assistant
B.S. Biology, UNO (Estimated Graduation 2027)
Kayden Ramirez, Research Assistant
Kayden Ramirez, Research Assistant
B.S. Biology, UNL (Estimated Graduation 2026)
Logan Stecker, Research Assistant
Logan Stecker, Research Assistant
Environmental Science Major, UNO
Our team collected data on the critical thermal temperature of Sceloporus undulatus to add additional data to a long-term study on the variation of body size compared to latitude.
Baylor J. Winters, Research Assistant
Baylor J. Winters, Research Assistant
Pharmaceutical Science and Medicinal Chemistry Major, UNO
A comparative analysis of Critical Thermal Maxima (CTmax) within a population of Common Prairie Lizard (Sceloporus consobrinus) with previously studied species.
Carter Dollen, Research Assistant
Carter Dollen, Research Assistant
Biology Major, UNO
Decline in functional sperm storage in Eastern Fence Lizards (Sceloporus undulatus) and Florida Scrub Lizards (S. woodi).
Snake habitat and coverboard use in a restored tall grass prairie community.
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