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Colin Richard Morrison

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Morrison C. R., Windsor D. M. (2017). The Life History of the Neotropical Tortoise Beetles Chelymorpha alternans from the Republic of Panama. Annals of the Entomological Society of America, sax075.

Darragh K., Vanjari S., Mann F., Gonzalez M. R., Morrison C. R., Salazar C., Pardo-Diaz C., Merrill R. M., McMillan W. O, Schulz S., Jiggins C. D. (2017). Male sex pheromone components in Heliconius butterflies released by the androconia affect female choice. PeerJ, 5, e3935.

Glassmire A.E., Jeffrey C.S., Forister M.L., Parchman T., Nice C.C., Jahner J.P., Wilson J., Walla T., Robinson L., Smilanich A.M., Morrison C.R., Simbaña W., Salgaje L.A., Dodson C., Miller J., Leonard M.D., Dyer L.A. (2016) Intraspecific phytochemical variation drives population and community structure for specialist caterpillar. New Phytologist, 212: 208-219.

Commentary on Glassmire et al. (2016) from the editor, Andre Kessler (2016).

Bernhard J.M., Morrison C.R., Pape E., Beaudoin D.J., Todaro A., Pachiadaki M.G., Kormas K.A., Edgcomb V.P. (2015) Metazoans of Redoxocline Sediments in Mediterranean Deep-Sea Hypersaline Anoxic Basins. BMC Biology, 13: 105.

Bernhard J.M., Kormas K., Pachiadaki M.G., Rocke E., Beaudoin D.J., Morrison C., Visscher P.T., Cobban A., Starczak V.R., Edgcomb V.P. (2014) Benthic Protists and Fungi of Mediterranean Deep Hypersaline Anoxic Basin Redoxcline Sediments. Extreme Microbiology, 5: 605

Baguley J.G., Montagna P.A., Cooksey C., Hyland J.L., Bang H.W., Kamikawa A., Bennetts P., Morrison C., Saiyo G., Parsons E., Herdener M., Ricci M. (2014) Community response of deep-sea soft-sediment metazoan meiofauna to the Deepwater Horizon blow out and oil spill. Marine Ecological Progress Series, 528: 127-140.

My first scientific publication! I forgot about this fine book until my mom recently found it. Clearly, I've always had the passion for nature.

The view from 50m above the forest floor - STRI canopy crane,
Parque Nacional, San Lorenzo, Panama

Merremia umbellata (Convolvulaceae)

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