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Name: | Dean Monette | Email: | dmonette@fau.edu | Major and Classification: | Ph.D. Candidate Geosciences | Advisor: | Dr. Scott Markwith | Research Interests: | Biogeography Invasive Species Environmental Restoration Environmental Management | Thesis/Dissertaion Title: | Grazing, Competition, and Invasion Trajectory of Pomacea maculata | Thesis/Dissertaion Description: | My research investigates the impact of this exotic species invasion on two of CERP’s main environmental restoration goals: a) function of key vegetation communities, and b)conservation of the endangered Snail Kite’s (Rostrhamus sociabilis) primary food source, the native gastropod Pomacea paludosa. This research utilizes laboratory analysis, field studies, biological and spatial statistics in order to formulate invasive species distribution and population models that can be applied in restoration science, biogeography, spatial ecology, and conservation management. | Publications/Presentations: | Monette, Dean; and Markwith, Scott; Hydrochory in the Florida Everglades: Temporal and Spatial Variation in Seed Dispersal Phenology, Hydrology, and Restoration of Wetland Structure Ecological Rest. September 2012 30:180-191; | Presentations: | South Florida Water Management District: Exotic Snail Impact on Stormwater Treatment Areas Jan 2014 Pomacea maculata Spatial Patterns and Vegetation Community Relationship with Pomacea paludosa in Lake Okeechobee Florida United States. 2nd International Congress on Biological Invasion, Qingdao, China Oct 2013 | Funding: | United State Parks Service (fellowship under Dr. Scott Markwith) Geoscience Graduate Grant | Faculty Committee: | Dr. Len Berry Dr. Sharon Ewe Dr. Erik Noonburg | Additional Activities: | Ain't nobody got time for that | Personal Interests: | Ain't nobody got time for that | |
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