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2003 SCB STUDENT AWARDS

FIRST PLACE

Nicholas Souter
Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia
Adding burrows to enhance a population of the endangered pygmy blue tongue lizard, Tiliqua adelaidensis

SECOND PLACE

Reuben Keller
University of Notre Dame
Keeping out the next invasive mollusc: a modelling approach to predicting the impact of future freshwater mollusc introductions

THIRD PLACE (TIE)

J. Alan Clark
University of Washington
Taxonomic bias in conservation research

Nicola Koper
University of Alberta
Ducks as surrogate species for avian conservation in wetlands and prairies

Wei Liu
Iowa State University
Development of conservation strategies with biological and socioeconomical investigations: a case study on white-headed langur

FINALISTS

Alex Dehgan--Plasticity-dependent changes in demography, behavior, and physiology in response to fragmentation for rainforest lemurs in S.E. Madagascar

Evan Girvetz--A predictive spatial model of Yellow-billed Cuckoo occupancy in riparian forest patches on the meandering sector of the Sacramento River, California

Marcelo de Lima--Cerrado fragmentation: do birds perceive it?

Emily Latch--Relative utility of molecular markers for Wild Turkey management

Betsie Rothermel--Assessing landscape resistance and complementation for amphibians based on migratory behavior of juveniles

Ana Trakhtenbrot--Representing species diversity: a test of the efficiency of cluster analysis based on environmental factors

Shannon Wiegmann--Historical changes in northwoods understory communities: the effects of exotic earthworm invasion and overbrowsing on the abundance of native lilies and exotic plants

James Yount--Resource use, cultural identity and conservation in the Mikea Forest of Madagascar

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