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Amy C. Blair, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Department of Biology St. Ambrose University Davenport, IA 52803 blairamyc@sau.edu |
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| Post-doc | 2008-09 | Cornell University | |
| Ph.D. in Ecology | 2003-08 | Colorado State University | |
| M.S. in Biology | 2001-03 | Georgia Southern University | |
| B.S. in Biology | 1997-01 | University of Iowa | |
| Courses taught at St. Ambrose |
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| · Functioning of Living Systems (Bio 200) | |
| · Ecology (Bio 307) | |
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I am an ecologist whose research attempts to explain why some organisms become invasive upon introduction to a new range. While my research has largely focused on plants (Alliaria petiolata, Centaurea maculosa, and Silene alba), I have more recently become fascinated by invasive slugs and earthworms. |
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Research is fun! Sometimes, you even get to go to cool places like the Italian Dolomites.
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