FACULTY PUBLICATIONS

• Dearborn, D.C., L. MacDade, S. Robinson, A. Fink, and M. Fink. Offspring development mode and the evolution of brood parasitism. Behavioral Ecology, 2009, 20:517-524.
• Fink, A., and M. Lunsford. Bridging the divides: Using a collaborative honors research experience to link academic learning to civic issues. Honors in Practice, 2009; 5:97-113.
• Kinman, E. Sculpting Place Through Ceramic Maps. In W. Cartwright, G. Gartner, and A. Lehn, Eds. Cartography and Art, (pp. 307-316), 2009, Berlin: Springer Publishing.
• Lopatto, D., C. Alvarez, D. Barnard, C. Chandrasekaran, H.-M. Chung, C. Du, T. Eckdahl, A. Goodman, C. Hauser, C. Jones, O. Kopp, G. Kuleck, G. McNeil, R. Morris, J. Myka, A. Nagengast, P. Overvoorde, J. Poet, K. Reed, G. Regisford, D. Revie, A. Rosenwald, K. Saville, M. Shaw, G. R. Skuse, C. Smith, M. Smith, M. Spratt, J. Stamm, J. Thompson, B. Wilson, C. Witkowski, J. Youngblom, W. Leung, C. D. Shaffer, J. Buhler, E. Mardis, S. Elgin. Genomics Education Partnership. Science, 2008; 322(5902): 684 - 685.
• Walker, D., Lutz, G.. and C. Alvarez. Development of a Cross-Disciplinary Investigative Model for the Introduction of Microarray Techniques at Non-R1 Undergraduate Institutions. Cell Biology Education—A Journal of Life Science Education. 2008; 7(1):118-31.
• Hardin, D. Review of Mockingbird song: Ecological landscapes of the South. Southeastern Geographer, 2008; 48(1).
• Kinman, E., and J. Williams. Domain: Collaborating with clay and cartography. Cultural Geographies, 2007; 14:433-444.
• Fink, A., A. Tudor, and F. Thompson, III. Songbird use of regenerating forest, glade, and edge habitat types. Journal of Wildlife Management, 2007; 70(1):180-188.
• Hardin, D. "The same sort of seed in different earths": Tobacco types and their regional variation in colonial Virginia. Historical Geography, 2006; 34:137-158.
• Buckalew, D., L. Hartman, G. Grimsley, A.Martin, and K. Register. A long-term study comparing membrane filtration with Colilert defined substrates in detecting fecal coliforms and escherichia coli in natural waters. Journal of Enronmental Management, 2006; 80(3):191-197.
• Gibson, J., and D. Merkle. Ambystoma: Reproduction. Herpetological Review, 2005; 36(3): 294.
• Schootman, M., D. Jeffe, E. Kinman, G. Higgs, and J. Jackson-Thompson. Evaluating the utility and accuracy of a reverse telephone directory to identify the location of survey respondents. Annals of Epidemiology, 2005;15(2):160-166.
• Gibson, J. and D. Merkle. Road Mortality of Snakes in Central Virginia. Banisteria, 2004; 24:8-14.
• Mullan, F., R. Phillips, and E. Kinman. Geographic retrofitting: A method of community definition in community oriented primary care practices. Family Medicine Journal, 2004; 36(6):440-446.
• Kinman E., Whose clinic is it anyway? A case study of health care access in Bolivia. Scholarship for Teaching: Case Studies in Latin American Geography, 2004;1
• Shimada, K, and G. E. Hooks, III. Shark-bitten protostegid turtles from the Upper Cretaceous Mooreville Chalk, Alabama.  Journal of Paleontology. 2004; 78(1):205-210.
• Uranowski, C., Huegel, C., Lin, Z., DelCharco, M., Garcia, J., Barsch, I., Flannery, M., Miller, S., Bacheler, J., and Ainsle, W. A Regional Guidebook for Assessing the Functions of Low Gradient, Blackwater, Riverine, Wetlands in Peninsular Florida, ERDC/EL TR-03-3, United States Army Engineer Research and Development Center, 2003, Vicksburg, MS.
• Merkle, D. Pseudacris crucifer. Catesbieana. 2003; 24(1):25.
• Alexander, G., E. Kinman, L. Miller, and T. Patrick. Marginalization and Health Geomatics. Journal of Biomedical Informatics. 2003; 36:400-407.
• Shootman, M., E. Kinman, and D. Farria. Rural-Urban Differences in Ductal Carcinoma In-Situ as a Proxy of Mammography Use Over Time. Journal of Rural Health. 2003;19:470-476.
• Schilling, J., and M. Lehman. Bioindication of atmospheric heavy metal deposition in the southeastern US using the moss thuidium delicatulum. Atmospheric Environment, 2002; 36(10):1611-1618.
• Stewart, W. and Garcia, J. Environmental factors causing local variation in densities and biomass of the snail Leptoxis carinata, in Fishpond Creek, Virginia. American Midland Naturalist. 2002, 148(1):172-180.