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Ua35/11 Student Honors Research Bulletin, Wku Honors Program
Ua35/11 Student Honors Research Bulletin, Wku Honors Program
WKU Administration Documents
The WKU Student Honors Research Bulletin is dedicated to scholarly involvement and student research. These papers are representative of work done by students from throughout the university.
- Baum, Carole. A Glance at Phenomenology and Its Approach to Literary Criticism, 1987
- Coble, Terrell. Personality Determinants: Research Results and Implications for Intervention, 1987
- Crase, Kim. Recent Developments in Products Liability, 1987
- Flora, Joan. Simms's Frontier Characters, 1987
- Ford, Doug, David Gray and Nick Nauman. Right-to-Work Laws, 1987
- Gray, Michael. Through Pontormo's Eyes, 1987
- Jackson, Jewel. Is Creativity Teachable? 1987
- Logsdon, Doug. James I as King Lear, 1987
- Schneringer, Joseph. Weather Stations in …
Summer 1987, Nsu Oceanographic Center
Fall 1987, Nsu Oceanographic Center
The Indo-Pacific Audulla Chelifera Reported From The Caribbean Sea (Crustacea: Amphipoda), James Darwin Thomas, J. L. Barnard
The Indo-Pacific Audulla Chelifera Reported From The Caribbean Sea (Crustacea: Amphipoda), James Darwin Thomas, J. L. Barnard
Marine & Environmental Sciences Faculty Articles
Audulla chelifera Chevreux is reported for the first time outside of the Indian Ocean and Red Sea. It has now been found in the western Caribbean inhabiting the alga Turbinaria turbinata (Linneaus) Kuntze in backreef regions of the Belize barrier reef.
A New Species Of Chevalia From The Caribbean Sea (Crustacea: Amphipoda), J. L. Barnard, James Darwin Thomas
A New Species Of Chevalia From The Caribbean Sea (Crustacea: Amphipoda), J. L. Barnard, James Darwin Thomas
Marine & Environmental Sciences Faculty Articles
A new Caribbean species, Chevalia carpenteri is described; heretofore only one species of the genus was known, but we have examined material that suggests morphs may represent distinct species or subspecies. We report C. mexicana and extend its range from the northern Gulf of Mexico to Belize. Our new species differs from the world complex of C. aviculae morphs in the ovate article 2 of pereopods 5-7 and the posteriorly flat epimera with large notches.
Tropical Oil Pollution Investigations In Coastal Systems (Tropics): Final Report, T. G. Ballou, Richard E. Dodge, S. C. Hess, A. H. Knap, T. D. Sleeter
Tropical Oil Pollution Investigations In Coastal Systems (Tropics): Final Report, T. G. Ballou, Richard E. Dodge, S. C. Hess, A. H. Knap, T. D. Sleeter
Marine & Environmental Sciences Faculty Reports
No abstract provided.
New Species Of Neomegamphopus From Tropical America (Crustacea: Marine Amphipoda), J. L. Barnard, James Darwin Thomas
New Species Of Neomegamphopus From Tropical America (Crustacea: Marine Amphipoda), J. L. Barnard, James Darwin Thomas
Marine & Environmental Sciences Faculty Articles
Neomegamphopus hiatus is described from Venezuela and the Florida Keys, N. pachiatus and N. heardi from Pacific Panama, and N. kalanii from eastern Florida. Neomegamphopus hiatus and N. pachiatus differ from a close congener, N. roosevelti (tropical eastern Pacific), in the much larger coxa 1 of mature males, the less setose gnathopods, and the broader carpus of the first gnathopod bearing a much deeper incision defining the posterior tooth; the carpus is much shorter and stouter in N. hiatus and N. pachiatus than in N. roosevelti. Neomegamphopus heardi differs from the other species in the bifid tooth on the …
Long Season Wheat, W. R. Smith, K. Anderson
Long Season Wheat, W. R. Smith, K. Anderson
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
Agronomy of long season wheats, 87AL9, 87AL10, 87ES3, 87ES4, 87JE2, 87JE3, 87MT8, 87MT9 and 87NA9. Septoria control in long season wheat, 87E4 and 87MT10. Nitrogen response by long season wheat, 87ES5 and 87JE4. Phenology of long season wheats, 87E5 and 87MT11.
Tillage Investigations., R. J. Jarvis, L. G. Butcher, L. D.J. Smith
Tillage Investigations., R. J. Jarvis, L. G. Butcher, L. D.J. Smith
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
77A16, red/brown sandy loam - York gum. 77WH17, yellow clayey-sand (Wongan loamy sand). 77M13, red sandy clay loam (Salmon Gum, Gimlet). 77Mt15, gravelly loamy sand/sandy loam - forest soil. 77A43 brown loamy sand/sandy loam - jam country. 77WH88, grey loamy sand over gravel at 50 cm - Elphin soil series – Mallee. 77M56, red sandy clay loam - salmon gum, Gimlet. 82M35, Loamy sand/sandy loam – Mallee. 77E52, fine white sand over gravel at 40 cm. 85SG28, grey-brown calcareous Earth - Kumarl – SGRS. 84M064, heavy land management systems - medium rainfall area. 84M063, heavy land management systems - ne …
Coliphage As An Indicator Of Fecal Pollution In Marine Waters: Assay, Validation, And Application, Donald S. Mccorquodale Jr.
Coliphage As An Indicator Of Fecal Pollution In Marine Waters: Assay, Validation, And Application, Donald S. Mccorquodale Jr.
HCNSO Student Theses and Dissertations
Escherichia coli, the preferred bacterial indicator for fecal pollution in fresh waters, does not conform to the concept of an indicator microorganism because it is rapidly killed or inactivated by seawater. This series of papers investigated the value of coliphage, a virus which infects E. coli, as an indicator of pollution in saline waters. In order to be an accurate indicator an organism must (1) be ubiquitous in wastewater, (2) survive and be detectable at least as long as the harmful organisms, and (3) be easy to isolate and identify.
A review of the literature determined that coliphage …
A Comparison Of The Relative Sediment Transport Of Quartz And Aragonite Sand For Use As Beach Renourishment Materials In South Florida, Brian Lewis Lipsitz
A Comparison Of The Relative Sediment Transport Of Quartz And Aragonite Sand For Use As Beach Renourishment Materials In South Florida, Brian Lewis Lipsitz
HCNSO Student Theses and Dissertations
An evaluation of the relative rates of sediment transport of an oolitic aragonite sand and a quartz quarry sand as possible beach renourishment materials has been conducted. When comparing equal volumes, the aragonite experienced less transport than the quartz in both the longshore and in the onshore-offshore directions. When comparing equal size fractions, in sizes 0.35mm and smaller, aragonite was less transportable. The quartz was less transportable in the sizes greater than 0.35mm. This trend was observed in two separate experiments and is attributed to the effective density ratio of aragonite to quartz, dissimilarities in roundness and sphericity, and to …
Importance Of Predation By Adult Trout On Mortality Rates Of Fingerling Rainbow Trout Stocked In East Canyon Reservoir, Utah, Wayne A. Wurtsbaugh
Importance Of Predation By Adult Trout On Mortality Rates Of Fingerling Rainbow Trout Stocked In East Canyon Reservoir, Utah, Wayne A. Wurtsbaugh
Watershed Sciences Faculty Publications
Personnel from Utah State University, working in cooperation with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and the Utah Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, are attempting to determine various sources of mortality of fingerling rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri) stocked into mid-elevation reservoirs in the State. Returns of planted fish are often much below desired levels. Angler surveys indicate that in East Canyon Reservoir, fishermen harvest only about 30% of the fingerling trout stocked, and this is a much higher return than in many other waters.
Microhabitat Selection And Diel Movements Of Juvenile Rainbow Trout (Salmo Gairdneri) Introduced Into Mid-Elevation Reservoirs In Utah, Wayne A. Wurtsbaugh, Roger Tabor
Microhabitat Selection And Diel Movements Of Juvenile Rainbow Trout (Salmo Gairdneri) Introduced Into Mid-Elevation Reservoirs In Utah, Wayne A. Wurtsbaugh, Roger Tabor
Watershed Sciences Faculty Publications
The distribution and movement patterns of fingerling rainbow trout stocked into reservoirs in Utah were investigated with · SCUBA observations and by vertical gill netting. For several weeks after stocking, fingerling trout (ca. 80 mm standard length) were strongly oriented to the shore, and selected habitats providing cover. During the underwater observations, no fish were seen below depths of 2 meters. Two weeks after stocking, the fingerlings were most abundant under docks near where they were planted, indicating that dispersal was relatively slow. Jacob's electivity indices for natural substrates in water 0-1.5 meter deep were in sand, gravel, cobble, boulders …
Rapeseed, Tillage., J. D. Warren, Brenda Shackley
Rapeseed, Tillage., J. D. Warren, Brenda Shackley
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
1. Rapeseed. Assessment of Early Maturing Brassica napus Lines 87KA74, 87LG42, Assessment of Early Flowering Brassica juncea Lines 87KA44, 87E41, 87LG38, 87KA44, 87LG38, Yield Performance of Traizine Resistant Rapeseed 87AL25, 87E40, 87KA42, 87KA42, 87LG37, 87MA32, Assessment of Short Statured B. napus lines 87AL26, 87KA43, 87MA33, Rapeseed Extension: Demonstration Trials 87ERS39, 87JE29, 87KA41, 87NA78. 2. Tillage. The effect of Gypsum, tillage and nitrogen on cereal yields in a continuous crop system 84KA28 The effect of Gypsum, tillage and nitrogen on cereal yields farm system with a medic component 87KA47 Pasture regeneration counts for tillage trials 77MT51, 77M56, 77WH88, 82M35, 85M67A, 86M56.
Harvest Index Of Lupins, Low Tillering Cereals And Maturity By Sowing Date In Cereals., R. J. Delane, J. C. Mathews, J. A. Bright
Harvest Index Of Lupins, Low Tillering Cereals And Maturity By Sowing Date In Cereals., R. J. Delane, J. C. Mathews, J. A. Bright
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
Trial 87GE21
Effect of plant density on branching, pod setting and yield development of lupins.
Location: Geraldton
To determine the influence of plant density and between-plant variability in vegetative growth on the branching, pod setting and yield development of lupins
Trial 87GE9
Chemicals to control vegetative growth and improve pod set in lupins.
Location: West Binnu
To examine the effect of a number of growth regulating chemicals on the branching, pod setting and yield of lupins under conditions favoring high biomass production.
Trial 87GE19
Chemicals to control vegetative growth and improve pod set in lupins.
Location: Nabawa
To examine the …
Agronomy Of Dwarf Oats., W. K. Anderson, R. Mclean, R. Mctaggart, G. Parlevliet, J. Warren, M. Page
Agronomy Of Dwarf Oats., W. K. Anderson, R. Mclean, R. Mctaggart, G. Parlevliet, J. Warren, M. Page
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
Location: Mt Barker Research Station, Pardelup Prison Farm, Kojonup, Williams and Mayanup.
Time of sowing x oat cultivars, 87AL6, 87BR5, 87KA4, 87MT4, 87NA7.
N rates x oat cultivars, 87AL4, 87BR8, 87KA2, 87MT2, 87NA5.
Seed rates x oat cultivars, 87AL5, 87BR4, 87KA3, 87MT3, 87NA6.
Oat cultivar factorial, 87AL7, 87BR6, 87KA5, 87MT5, 87NA8.
Agronomy Of Wheat Cultivars., W. K. Anderson, M. Seymour
Agronomy Of Wheat Cultivars., W. K. Anderson, M. Seymour
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
Location: Northam, Wongan Hills, East Beverley, Corrigin and Merredin.
Time of sowing x wheat cultivars, 87N07, 87N011, 87WH7, 87NA4, 87M11. Time of sowing x wheat cultivars.
Nitrogen rates x wheat cultivars, 87N05, 87N09, 87WH5, 87NA2, 87M9.
Seed rates x wheat cultivars, 87N06, 87N010, 87WH6, 8JNA3, 87M10.
Wheat cultivar factorial, 87N04, 87N08, 87WH4, 87NA1.
High Input Barley Production Systems In The High Rainfall Zone., G. J. Parlevliet
High Input Barley Production Systems In The High Rainfall Zone., G. J. Parlevliet
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
Barley systems in the high rainfall zone effect of nitrogen fungicides and seeding rate on barley yield, 87BR2.
Wheat Experimental Results, S. P. Loss
Wheat Experimental Results, S. P. Loss
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
The development of wheat relative to frost susceptibility, 87NA10. Optimum flowering times of wheat, 87NA11 and 87WH8. Grain growth and development of a historical set of wheats.
Evaluation Of New Pasture Legume Species In Terms Of Summer Feeding Value And Effects On Wool Production., S E. Flecker, C W. Thorn, J. B. Rowe, Tess Casson
Evaluation Of New Pasture Legume Species In Terms Of Summer Feeding Value And Effects On Wool Production., S E. Flecker, C W. Thorn, J. B. Rowe, Tess Casson
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
86KA71, Pasture legumes improve the feeding value of summer pastures in a mediterranean-type environment by maintaining the protein intake of grazing animals over the dry summer period, much of which comes from the ingestion of legume burr (A.D. Wilson and N.L. Hindley, 1968). Some of the most important species of pasture legumes to have been released commercially are Trifolium subterraneum (sub.clover), Medicago truncatula (barrel medic) and Medicago polymorpha (burr medic) (D.B. Purser, G.B. Taylor and W.J. Collins, 1987). What little information is available on the feeding value of these species suggests that barrel medic pod (H. Brownlee, 1973) and dry …
Serradella Line Evaluation — Stage 2, L. Cransberg
Serradella Line Evaluation — Stage 2, L. Cransberg
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
Trial 85AL55.
Location: South Sterlings
To evaluate 23 promising serradella lines in terms of herbage and seed production and regenerative ability.
Trial 80na6, I Rowland., W Hawkins
Trial 80na6, I Rowland., W Hawkins
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
Trial 80NA6. Location - B. Harrington, 6 km west of Darkin.
Cleared 1962, cropped 1977 (oats), 1978 (oats and Lupins), pasture in 1979. Continuously cropped to cereals up to 1986, then changed to wheat after wheat, lupins or clover.
Sheep Production Systems On Mediterranean Annual Pastures., Department Of Agriculture, Western Australia.
Sheep Production Systems On Mediterranean Annual Pastures., Department Of Agriculture, Western Australia.
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
Trial 84V2.
Location: Vasse Research Station
Aims: To define seasonal pasture production curves for three rainfall zones in Western Australia. To determine animal productivity under different production systems in response to seasonal pasture production. To provide Western Australian data useful for validation of sheep simulation models. To provide data for different production systems to increase the scope of the simulation models.
Trial 68e5, I Rowland., W E. Hawkins
Trial 68e5, I Rowland., W E. Hawkins
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
Trial 68E5. Location paddock N1A on Esperance Downs Research Station (Gibson). Long term rotation trials.
Cleared in 1951 and sown to clover, cropped in 1961 and 1962 then Woogenellup sub clover and Brome grass were sown in 1963, topdressed until the start of the trial in 1968. Lupins were sown in trial in 1974. Esperance sub clover has been established on all plots.
Trial 65sg5, I Rowland., W Hawkins
Trial 65sg5, I Rowland., W Hawkins
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
Trial 65SG5. Location - Paddock H5 on Salmon Gum Research Station
Cleared in 1962, then cropped until the start of the trial in 1968. Two of the four blocks were sown to Cyprus Barrel medic which is topdressed with superphosphate. The other two blocks regenerate volunteer pasture which is not topdressed. In 1984 all pasture plots were sown to SERENA medic. This grew exceptionally well in 1984 and set a lot of seed. In 1987 field peas were introduced into 4 reps of an existing medic: crop rotation.
Individual Trial Data., P J. Dolling
Individual Trial Data., P J. Dolling
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
Responses to species of lime.
87NA91
87A137
87KA77
Trial 66m29, I Rowland., W Hawkins
Trial 66m29, I Rowland., W Hawkins
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
Trial 66M29. Location Merredin sandy clay loam. Response to nitrogen.
An old land site, cleared in 1909. First sown to Cyprus Harrel medic in 1955, grazed and topdressed. Cropped, 1962 and 1964. Medic resown in 1965.
N X P X Irrigation On Wheat - South Carabin, J W. Bowden
N X P X Irrigation On Wheat - South Carabin, J W. Bowden
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
Trial 87M7.
Nx P x irrigation on wheat
Although no major effects of fertilizer on average seed size were noted, it was found that phosphate level had an effect on the distribution of seed sizes.
Location: South Carrabin.
Trial 87WH51
1987 rainfall.
Location: Wongan Hills Research Station.
Trial 86c63 Rotation, Deep Ripping And Water Use And Trial 87ge97 Cereal Management Trials, J. Hamblin, R. Delane, Glenn Adam
Trial 86c63 Rotation, Deep Ripping And Water Use And Trial 87ge97 Cereal Management Trials, J. Hamblin, R. Delane, Glenn Adam
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
To examine the value of a package approach to growing cereals in the northern agricultural region. Treatments included planting date , species (wheat v barley) and variety (differing in maturity), as well as deep ripping and fungicide spray.
87GE97
To examine the effect of different rotational histories, particularly residual water, on following crops. Barley, wheat, lupins, medic.
86C63
Validation Of The Otolith Increment Aging Technique For Striped Bass, Morone Saxatilis, Larvae Reared Under Suboptimal Feeding Conditions, Cynthia Jones, Edward B. Brothers
Validation Of The Otolith Increment Aging Technique For Striped Bass, Morone Saxatilis, Larvae Reared Under Suboptimal Feeding Conditions, Cynthia Jones, Edward B. Brothers
OES Faculty Publications
Striped bass, Morone saxatilis, larvae were reared in the laboratory for 97 days to validate the otolith increment aging technique for this species. Otolith-increment deposition rates were determined under optimal laboratory conditions for growth and under three conditions of restricted feeding and using both light and scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Under optimal laboratory conditions. increments were deposited daily from the fourth day after hatching through the first 2 months of life and were discernible with the light microscope. For larvae reared under restricted feeding regimes and readings done with the light microscope, counts did not reflect true age. Counts …