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1. The Yasuní-itt Initiative: Protecting Biodiversity Through Economic Development and International Collaboration

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Open Access
Author:
Digiulio, Laura Ann
Title:
The Yasuní-itt Initiative: Protecting Biodiversity Through Economic Development and International Collaboration
Area of Honors:
Community, Environment, and Development
Keywords:
Ecuador
Amazon
Oriente
Yasuni
oil
extraction
biodiversity
Correa
Waorani
indigenous
species
ITT
File:
Download DiGiulio_Laura_YasuniITTInitiative.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Anouk Patel, Thesis Supervisor
Theodore Roberts Alter, Thesis Honors Advisor

2. The Tradeoffs of Conservation and Economic Development in Jericoacoara National Park

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Open Access
Author:
Chappetta, Raymond Michael
Title:
The Tradeoffs of Conservation and Economic Development in Jericoacoara National Park
Area of Honors:
Community, Environment, and Development
Keywords:
Brazil
tourism development
conservation
economic development
biodiversity
social marginalization
case study
Ceará
File:
Download Chappetta_Raymond_JericoacoaraThesis2.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Theodore Roberts Alter, Thesis Supervisor
Theodore Roberts Alter, Thesis Honors Advisor
Frans J G Padt, Faculty Reader

3. Molecular Phylogeny and Speciation in Hispaniolan Lizards of the Anolis cybotes Species Group

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Open Access
Author:
Bruce, Laura Jean
Title:
Molecular Phylogeny and Speciation in Hispaniolan Lizards of the Anolis cybotes Species Group
Area of Honors:
Biology
Keywords:
adaptive radiation
evolution
taxonomy
Anolis cybotes
anoles
Hispaniola
biodiversity
speciation
molecular phylogeny
File:
Download Bruce_Laura_MolecularPhylogenySpeciationAnolisCybotesLizards.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Stephen Blair Hedges, Thesis Supervisor
Richard Cyr, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Michael Axtell, Thesis Honors Advisor

4. What's in the Sand? Caribbean Reef Sediment as an Analog of the Living Community

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Open Access
Author:
Siomades, Sunday
Title:
What's in the Sand? Caribbean Reef Sediment as an Analog of the Living Community
Area of Honors:
Geosciences
Keywords:
biodiversity
reef sediment
urchin populations
echinoid populations
shifting baselines
taphonomy
taphonomic bias
preservation bias
St. John reefs
Caribbean reefs
community structure
coral reefs
reef ecology
echinoids
urchins
File:
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Thesis Supervisors:
Brian Kelley, Thesis Supervisor
Peter J Heaney, Thesis Honors Advisor