Undergraduate mentee co-authors noted with an asterisk (*).
Published Articles
7. Spicer ME, *Mellor H, & Carson WP. “Seeing beyond the trees: a comparison of tropical and temperate plant growth forms and their vertical distribution.” 2020. Ecology: 101(4). DOI:10.1002/ecy.2974 PDF.
6. Slyder JB, Wenzel J, Royo AA, Spicer ME, & Carson WP. “Post-windthrow salvage logging increases seedling and understory diversity with little impact on composition immediately after logging.” 2019. New Forests: 1-12. PDF.
5. Spicer ME, Keiser CN, & Pruitt JN. “Spiders, microbes, and sex: Bacterial exposure on copulatory organs alters mating behaviour in funnel-web spiders.” 2019. Ethology: 125(10), 677-685. PDF.
4. Spicer ME, *Suess KF, Wenzel JW, & Carson WP. “Does salvage logging erase a key physical legacy of a tornado blowdown? A case study of tree-tip-up mounds.” 2018. Canadian Journal of Forest Research: 48, 976-982. PDF.
3. Pruitt JN, Howell KA, Gladney SJ, Yang Y, Lichtenstein JLL, Spicer ME, Echeverri SA, & Pinter-Wollman N. 2017. “Behavioral hypervolumes of predator groups and predator-predator interactions shape prey survival rates and selection on prey behavior.” The American Naturalist: 189(3). PDF.
2. Spicer ME, Stark AY, Adams BJ, *Kneale R, Kaspari M, & Yanoviak SP. 2017. “Thermal constraints on foraging of tropical canopy ants.” Oecologia: 183 (4). PDF.
1. Keturakis CJ, Ni F, Spicer M, Beaver MG, Caram HS, & Wachs IE. 2014. “Monitoring Solid Oxide CO2 Capture Sorbents in Action.”ChemSusChem: 7(12), 3459-3466. PDF.
7. Spicer ME, *Mellor H, & Carson WP. “Seeing beyond the trees: a comparison of tropical and temperate plant growth forms and their vertical distribution.” 2020. Ecology: 101(4). DOI:10.1002/ecy.2974 PDF.
6. Slyder JB, Wenzel J, Royo AA, Spicer ME, & Carson WP. “Post-windthrow salvage logging increases seedling and understory diversity with little impact on composition immediately after logging.” 2019. New Forests: 1-12. PDF.
5. Spicer ME, Keiser CN, & Pruitt JN. “Spiders, microbes, and sex: Bacterial exposure on copulatory organs alters mating behaviour in funnel-web spiders.” 2019. Ethology: 125(10), 677-685. PDF.
4. Spicer ME, *Suess KF, Wenzel JW, & Carson WP. “Does salvage logging erase a key physical legacy of a tornado blowdown? A case study of tree-tip-up mounds.” 2018. Canadian Journal of Forest Research: 48, 976-982. PDF.
3. Pruitt JN, Howell KA, Gladney SJ, Yang Y, Lichtenstein JLL, Spicer ME, Echeverri SA, & Pinter-Wollman N. 2017. “Behavioral hypervolumes of predator groups and predator-predator interactions shape prey survival rates and selection on prey behavior.” The American Naturalist: 189(3). PDF.
2. Spicer ME, Stark AY, Adams BJ, *Kneale R, Kaspari M, & Yanoviak SP. 2017. “Thermal constraints on foraging of tropical canopy ants.” Oecologia: 183 (4). PDF.
1. Keturakis CJ, Ni F, Spicer M, Beaver MG, Caram HS, & Wachs IE. 2014. “Monitoring Solid Oxide CO2 Capture Sorbents in Action.”ChemSusChem: 7(12), 3459-3466. PDF.
Articles not yet accepted (available upon request)
Spicer ME, Ortega J, & Carson WP. “Substrate texture mediates vascular epiphyte establishment: experimental evidence from a Panamanian cloud forest.” Submitted.
Spicer, ME, Royo AA, Wenzel JW, & Carson WP. “Rapid forest understory recovery following combined natural and anthropogenic disturbances.” In prep.
Spicer ME, Ortega J, & Carson WP. “Substrate texture mediates vascular epiphyte establishment: experimental evidence from a Panamanian cloud forest.” Submitted.
Spicer, ME, Royo AA, Wenzel JW, & Carson WP. “Rapid forest understory recovery following combined natural and anthropogenic disturbances.” In prep.
