Coyote (Canis latrans) in Yellowstone National Park
Cody Arenz
Associate Professor of Biology
Courses Taught: Address:
IDS 001: Natural Resources
and Yellowstone National Park Biology
Department
Biology 010: Perspectives in Biology Nebraska
Wesleyan University
Biology 060: Biology of Animals 5000
St Paul Ave
Biology 250: Conservation Biology Lincoln,
NE 68504
Biology 261: Evolution USA
Biology 264: Animal Behavior (402)
465-2448
Biology 265: Animal Behavior Laboratory
Biology 290: Special Topics: Ornithology
Biology 290: Special Topics: Survey of
Tropical Ecology (Costa Rica Trip)
Education:
B.S.
in Zoology, Oklahoma State University (1993)
Ph.D. in Biological Sciences, University
of Nebraska-Lincoln (1998)
Research Interests:
I
am interested in just about everything. However, in my research, I focus
upon antipredator behavior.
I have researched the antipredator behavior
of a variety of organisms including bison, starlings, and
squirrels. I am also quite interested in conservation
biology and have studied plant taxonomy, bat
ecology, metapopulation dynamics of black-capped
vireos, and the distribution of freshwater benthic
macroinvertebrates.
Links:
NWU
Links:
- NWU
Home
- Biology
Department Home
- Biology
Help Pages
Interesting
Links:
- University
of Nebraska-Lincoln Behavioral Biology Program
- Animal
Behavior Society Homepage
- AAAS
Evolution Resources
- Primate
Evolution (and other info)
- Creation "Science" Debunked
- Organization
for Tropical Studies
You could take a look at my two cats:
- Augustus
& Gus earning his free room and
board
- Spike
You also could take a look at my kids:
Meghan Benjamin
First
day of Kindergarten Spiderman
Daddy's
Girl Superman
Daddy's
Boy
Copyright 1999-2006, C. Arenz