PUBLICATIONS for Calendar Year 2004 and RESEARCH PROJECTS LISTS for FY2005

ILLINOIS NATURAL HISTORY SURVEY

PUBLICATIONS for Calendar Year 2004 AND RESEARCH PROJECTS LISTS for FY2005

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Center for Aquatic Ecology and Conservation ...... 3 Scientiﬁ c Publications ...... 3 Technical Reports ...... 4 Miscellaneous ...... 6 CAEC Research Projects ...... 7

Center for Biodiversity ...... 10 Scientiﬁ c Publications ...... 10 Technical Reports ...... 12 Miscellaneous ...... 13 CBD Research Projects ...... 15

Center for Ecological Entomology ...... 19 Scientiﬁ c Publications ...... 19 Technical Reports ...... 21 Miscellaneous ...... 22 CEE Research Projects ...... 25

Center for Wildlife and Plant Ecology ...... 28 Scientiﬁ c Publications ...... 28 Technical Reports ...... 29 Miscellaneous ...... 33 CWPE Research Projects ...... 34

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SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS Garvey, J.E., K.G. Ostrand, and D.H. Wahl. 2004. Energetics, predation and ration affect size-depen- Aday, D.D., D.H. Wahl, and D.P. Philipp. 2004. dent growth and mortality of fi sh during winter. Assessing population-specifi c and environmental Ecology 85:2860–2871. infl uences on bluegill life histories: a common garden approach. Ecology 84:3370–3375 Graeb, B.D.S., J.M. Dettmers, D.H. Wahl, and C. E. Cáceres. 2004. Fish size and prey availability Burkhardt, Jr., R.W. and D.W. Schneider. 2004. affect growth, survival, prey selection, and forag- Stephen A. Forbes: The intricate interrelations of ing behavior of larval yellow perch. Transactions living things. Pages 55–68 in L. Hoddeson, ed. of the American Fisheries Society 133:504–514. No Boundaries: University of Illinois Vignettes. University of Illinois Press, Champaign. Herendeen, R. 2004. Net energy analysis: concepts and methods. In C. J. Cleveland, ed., Chick, J.H., C.R. Ruetz III, and J.C. Trexler. Encyclopedia of Energy. Elsevier Press. 2004. Spatial scale and abundance patterns of large fi sh communities in freshwater marshes of Herendeen, R. 2004. Bottom-up and top-down the Florida Everglades. Wetlands 24:652–664. effects in food chains depend on functional dependence: an explicit framework. Ecological Chipps, S.R., J.A. Dunbar, and D.H. Wahl. 2004. Modeling 171:21–33. Phenotypic plasticity and vulnerability to predation in juvenile bluegill sunfi sh (Lepomis macro- Herendeen, R. 2004. Goods and services: energy chirus). Oecologia 138:32–8. costs. In C. J. Cleveland, ed., Encyclopedia of Energy. Elsevier Press. Chipps. S.J., and D.H. Wahl. 2004. Development and evaluation of a mosquitofi sh (Gambusia Herendeen, R. A., and W. Hill. 2004. Growth affi nis) bioenergetics model. Transactions of the dilution in multilevel food chains. Ecological American Fisheries Society 133:1150–1162. Modeling 178:349–356.

Clapp, D. F., and J. M. Dettmers. 2004. Yellow Herendeen, R. 2004. Energy analysis and EMER- perch research and management in Lake Michi- GY analysis-a comparison. Ecological modeling gan: evaluating progress in a cooperative effort, 178:227–237. 1997–2001. Fisheries 29(11):11–19. Herendeen, R. Dynamic trophic cascade. 2004. Claramunt, R.M., D.E. Shoup, and D.H. Wahl. Ecological Modeling 177:29–142. 2005. Comparison of push and tow nets for sampling larval fi sh: Implications for assessing littoral Herwig, B.R., D.A. Soluk, J.M. Dettmers, and habitat utilization. North American Journal of D.H. Wahl. 2004. Trophic structure and energy Fisheries Management 25:86–92 fl ow in backwater lakes of two large fl oodplain rivers assessed using stable isotopes. Cana- Cooke, S.J., K.G. Ostrand, C.M. Bunt, J.F. dian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences Schreer, D.H. Wahl, and D.P. Philipp. 2004. An- 61:12–22. gling-induced cardiac disturbance of free-swim- ming largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides) Hill, W. R., and I. L. Larsen. 2005. Solar radia- monitored with heart rate telemetry. Journal of tion alters heavy metal concentrations in micro- Applied Ichthyology 20:28–36. algal biofi lms through growth dilution. Environ- mental Science and Technology 39:1513–1518. Gaff, H., J. Chick, J. Trexler, D. DeAngelis, L. Gross, and R. Salinas. 2004. Evaluation of and Hoxmeier, J.H., D.H. Wahl, C.L. Pierce, and M.L. insights from ALFISH: a spatially explicit, land- Hooe. 2004. Growth and survival of larval wall- scape-level simulation of fi sh populations in the eye in response to prey availability. Transactions Everglades. Hydrobiologia 520:73–87. of the Fisheries Society 133:45–54.

3 Ostrand, K.G., B.J. Braeutigam, and D.H. Wahl. videography. Fisheries Management and Ecology 2004. Consequences of vegetation density and 12: 19–26. prey species on spotted gar foraging. TransactionsTransactions of the American Fisheries Society 133:794–800. TECHNICAL REPORTS Ostrand, K.G., S.J. Cooke, and D.H. Wahl. 2004. Effects of stress on largemouth bass reproduction. Brofka, W. A., and J. M. Dettmers. 2004. A sur- North American Journal of Fisheries Management vey of sport fi shing in the Illinois portion of Lake 24:1038–1045. Michigan. Annual Performance Report to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. Ostrand, K.G., S.J. Cooke, J.E. Garvey, and D.H. 2004/02. Wahl. 2004. The energetic impact of overwinter prey assemblages on age-0 largemouth bass. En- Creque, S., and J. Dettmers. 2004. Growth and vironmental Biology of Fishes 72:305–311. survival of nearshore fi shes in Lake Michigan. Annual Performance Report to the Illinois De- Pegg, M.A., and M.A. McClelland. 2004. As- partment of Natural Resources. 2004/11. sessment of spatial and temporal fi sh community patterns in the Illinois River. Ecology of Fresh- Creque, S.M., S.J. Czesny, D.C. Glover, and J.M. water Fish 13:125–135. Dettmers. 2004. Yellow perch population assessment in southwestern Lake Michigan, including Schneider, D.W., and G. Sandiford. 2004. River- the identifi cation of factors that determine yellow ine Systems. In James R. Grossman, Ann Durkin perch year-class strength. Annual Performance Keating, and Janice L. Reiff, eds. The Encyclo- Report to the Illinois Department of Natural Re- pedia of Chicago. University of Chicago Press. sources. 2004/04.

Stoeckel, J.A., C.R. Rehmann, D.W. Schneider Dettmers, J., and S. Creque. 2004. Field assess- and D.K. Padilla. 2004. Retention and supply ment of an electrical dispersal barrier to protect of zebra mussel larvae in a large river system: sport ﬁ shes from invasive aquatic species. Annual importance of an upstream lake. Freshwater Biol- Performance Report to the Illinois Department of ogy 49:919–930. Natural Resources. 2004/09.

Stoeckel, J.A., D.K. Padilla, D.W. Schneider, Dettmers, J.M., A.S. McNaught, D.M. Mason, and C.R. Rehmann. 2004. Laboratory culture D.J. Jude, and J. Janssen. 2004. Mechanisms of Dreissena polymorpha (Pallas, 1771) larvae: affecting recruitment of yellow perch in Lake spawning success, adult fecundity, and larval Michigan. Annual Performance Report to the mortality patterns. Canadian Journal of Zoology Great Lakes Fishery Commission. 2004/12. 82:1436–1443 Diana, M.J., J. Stein, D.D. Aday, R.W. Oplinger, Suski, C.D., and D.P. Philipp. 2004. Factors D.P. Philipp, D.H. Wahl. 2004. Quality manage- affecting the vulnerability to angling of nesting ment of bluegill: factors affecting population male largemouth and smallmouth bass. Trans- size structure. Annual Progress Report, Illinois actions of the American Fisheries Society 133: Department of Natural Resources. 2004/13. 1100–1106. Dodd, H., S. Butler, D. Wahl. 2004. Evaluation Suski, C.D., S.S. Killen, S.J. Cooke, J.D. Kieffer, of the modifi cation of the upper Batavia dam D.P. Philipp, and B.L. Tufts. 2004. Physiological on the Fox River, Illinois. Annual Performance signifi cance of the weigh-in during live-release Report to the Illinois Department of Natural Re- angling tournaments for largemouth bass. Trans- sources. 2004/08. actions of the American Fisheries Society 133: 1291–1303. Dodd, H., J. W. Neisler, D. Wahl. 2004. Evalu- ation of watershed management practices for Suski, C.D., S.J. Cooke, S.S. Killen. D.H. Wahl, improving stream quality in the Illinois watershed D.P. Philipp, and B.L. Tufts. 2004. Behavior of program. Annual Performance Report to the Il- walleye (Sander vitreus L.) and largemouth bass linois Department of Natural Resources. 2004/14. (Micropterus salmoides L.) exposed to different wave intensities and boat operating conditions Holtrop, A.M., and M.A. Pegg, eds. 2004. Illinois during livewell confi nement—insights from River ecosystem restoration monitoring and

4 watershed assessment framework. Final Report Web-based report LTRMP 2004-W001 available to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Rock Island on-line at http://www.umesc.usgs.gov/reports_ District. 339 pp. 2004/05. publications/ltrmp/ﬁ sh/2002/ﬁ sh-srs.html.

McClelland, M.A., and M.A. Pegg. 2004. The Bartels, A., S. DeLain, K. Mauel, M. C. Bowler, long-term Illinois River fi sh population monitor- E. J. Gittinger, E. Ratcliff, D. Herzog, K. Irons, ing program. Final report to the Illinois Depart- T. M. O’Hara, and D. Ostendorf. 2004. 2003 An- ment of Natural Resources Project F-101-R-11- nual status report: a summary of fi sh data in six 15. 2004/03. reaches of the Upper Mississippi River System. U.S. Geological Survey, Upper Midwest Environ- Parkos, J., M. Diana, K. Ostrand, M. Siepker, D. mental Sciences Center, La Crosse, Wisconsin. Philipp, and D. Wahl. 2004. Factors infl uencing Web-based report LTRMP 2004-W004 available largemouth bass recruitment: implications for the on-line at http://www.umesc.usgs.gov/reports_ Illinois management and stocking program. An- publications/ltrmp/fi sh/2003/fi sh-srs.html nual Performance Report to the Illinois Depart- ment of Natural Resources. 2004/07. Burkhardt, R.W., S. DeLain, A. Bartels, M.C. Bowler, E.J. Gittinger, E. Ratcliff, D.P. Herzog, Soluk, D., J. Hoekstra, and K. Moss. 2004. Habi- K.S. Irons, and T.M. O’Hara. 2004. 2001 An- tat parameters of the Hine’s Emerald Dragonfl y. nual status report: a summary of fi sh data in six Final Report to US Army Corps of Engineers. reaches of the Upper Mississippi River System. 2004/07a. U.S. Geological Survey, Upper Midwest Environ- mental Sciences Center, La Crosse, Wisconsin. Stein, J.A, R.F. Illyes, L. Miller-Ishmael, B. Car- Web-based report LTRMP 2004-W002 available roll, J. Claussen, J. Epifanio, and D.P. Philipp. on-line at http://www.umesc.usgs.gov/ reports_ 2004. Database management and analysis of publications/ltrmp/fi sh/2001/fi sh-srs.html. fi sheries in Illinois. Annual Performance Report to Illinois Department of Natural Resources. Burkhardt, R.W., S. DeLain, A. Bartels, M.C. 2004/10. Bowler, E. Ratcliff, D.P. Herzog, K.S. Irons, and T.M. O’Hara. 2004. 2000 Annual status report: Wagner, C., Diana, M. and D. Wahl. 2004. Evalu- a summary of fi sh data in six reaches of the Up- ation of growth and survival of different genetic per Mississippi River System. U.S. Geological stocks of muskellunge: implications for stocking Survey, Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences programs in Illinois and the Midwest. Annual Center, La Crosse, Wisconsin. Web-based report Performance Report to Illinois Department of LTRMP 2004-W003 available on-line at Natural Resources. 2004/06. http://www.umesc.usgs.gov/ reports_publications/ ltrmp/fi sh/2000/fi sh-srs.html INHS Technical Reports Chick, J.H., and M.A. Pegg. 2004. Long Term Phillips, C., K. Cummings, L. Cordle, W. Hill, Resource Monitoring Program outpool fi sheries A. Holtrop, P. Brown, and J. Epifanio. 2004. De- analysis: fi nal report. U.S. Geological Survey, velopment and expansion of the Natural Resource Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences Center, Data and Information Systems in support of the La Crosse, Wisconsin, March 2004. LTRMP Illinois Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation 2004-T001. Plan (T-03-P-001). Annual Segment Report to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. Dettmers, J.M., A.S. McNaught, D.M. Mason, 2004/01. D. J. Jude, and J. Janssen. 2004. Mechanisms affecting recruitment of yellow perch in Lake Other Reports Michigan. Final Performance Report to the Great Lakes Fishery Trust. Bartels, A., M.C. Bowler, S. DeLain, E.J. Git- tinger, D.P. Herzog, K.S. Irons, K. Mauel, T. Dolan, C.R., and J.H. Chick. 2004. Swan Lake re- M. O’Hara, and E. Ratcliff. 2004. 2002 Annual habilitation and enhancement project: post-project Status Report: A summary of fi sh data in six biological and physical response monitoring. An- reaches of the Upper Mississippi River System. nual report. U.S. Army Corps, St. Louis District. U.S. Geological Survey, Upper Midwest Environ- mental Sciences Center, La Crosse, Wisconsin.

5 Lovell, J., J.R. Nedwell, and M.A. Pegg. 2004. MISCELLANEOUS Measurement of audiograms for silver carp and bighead carp for Chicago Canal barrier optimiza- Newsletters tion. Final report to the Great Lakes Fisheries Commission. 18 pp. Chick, J.H. EMP, LTRMP funding on “roller coaster.” Mississippi Monitor. October/ Novem- Lovell, J.M., J.R. Nedwell, and M.A. Pegg. 2004. ber 2004. The inner ear morphology and hearing abilities of the Paddleﬁ sh (Polyodon spathula) and the Lake Chick, J.H., E.J. Gittinger, and E.N. Ratcliff. Highlights of the Long Term Resource Moni- Sturgeon (Acipenser fulvescens). Final report to toring Program at the INHS Great Rivers Field the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Station. Illinois Natural History Survey Reports. 30 pp. Spring 2004.

Pegg, M.A., R.M. Taylor, and J.H. Chick. 2004. Cook, T.R., and M.A. Pegg. An Introduction to Aquatic nuisance species: an evaluation of bar- the Long Term Resource Monitoring Program riers for preventing the spread of bighead carp of the Upper Mississippi River System. River to the Great Lakes. Final report submitted to the Crossings (Summer issue, 2004). National Sea Grant College Program. Cook, T.R., and M.A. Pegg. An Introduction to Pegg, M.A., K.S. Irons, T.M. O’Hara, M.A. Mc- the Long Term Resource Monitoring Program of Clelland. 2004. Fish community responses to hab- the Upper Mississippi River System. Mississippi itat restoration practices at Chautauqua National River Monitor (June issue, 2004). Fish and Wildlife Refuge. Final report to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Rock Island District. Outreach Materials

Pierce, C.L., C.S. Guy, M.A. Pegg, and P.J. Braat- Andrade, P., K.M. TePas, and P.M. Charlebois. en. 2004. Fish growth, mortality, recruitment, 2005. Snakeheads: ﬁ sh out of water. Factsheet. condition, and size structure. Volume 4. Popula- Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant College Program. tion structure and habitat use of benthic ﬁ shes Andrade, P., K.M. TePas and P.M. Charlebois. along the Missouri and Lower Yellowstone rivers. 2004. Habitattitude. Portable display. Illinois- U.S. Geological Survey, Cooperative Research Indiana Sea Grant College Program. Units, Iowa State University. Charlebois, P.M., and K.M. TePas. 2005. Got Phillips A.C., M.V. Miller, G.E. Pociask, L.R. aquatic pets and plants? Get Habitattitude. Smith, R.A. Cahill, J. Miner, M. Pegg, H.R. Factsheet. Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant College Dodd, P. Hubert, A.M. Holtrop, D.H. Wahl, P. Program. Brown, M. Demissie, V. Knapp, D.W. Crowder, J. A. Slowikowski. 2004. Illinois River ecosystem Charlebois, P.M., and K.M. TePas. 2003–2005. restoration monitoring and watershed assessment Illinois Aquatic Invasive Species Updates. framework. Final Report. US Army Corps of Newsletter. Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant College Engineers, Rock Island District. Program.

Smith, M., and M.A. Pegg. 2004. NCD-AFS TePas, K.M., P. M. Charlebois, and S. White. membership attitude survey. Final report submit- 2005. Habitattitude. Magnet. Illinois-Indiana ted to the NCD-AFS. Sea Grant College Program. TePas, K.M., P. M. Charlebois, and S. White. 2004. ANS. Cover and aquatic nuisance species page in 2004 Illinois Fishing Information guide. Illinois Department of Natural Resources.

TePas, K.M., P.M. Charlebois and P. Andrade. 2004. Bighead and silver carp WATCH. Poster. Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant College Program.

TePas, K.M., I. Miles, and P.M. Charlebois. 2004. Protect our waters. Advertisement. The Outdoor Channel.

6 CAEC RESEARCH PROJECTS Lake-wide Mark and Recapture Investigation of Lake Michigan Yellow Perch: ANS-HACCP Training Initiative: To Prevent the J. Dettmers Spread of Biological Pollution P. Charlebois Growth and Survival of Nearshore Fishes in Lake Michigan Aquatic Nuisance Species: A National ANS- J. Dettmers HACCP Training Initiative to Prevent the Spread of Aquatic Nuisance Species in Baitﬁ sh and Fish An Evaluation of Asian carp Habitat in the Upper for Stocking Illinois River and Chicago Sanitary and Ship P. Charlebois Canal J. Dettmers Augmentation of ANS Outreach Activities in Illinois Effects of Exotic Species and Human Impacts P. Charlebois on Essential Fatty Acid Availability in the Lake Michigan Food Web Sea Grant Extension, Biological Resource Spe- J. Dettmers cialist: Located at the Lake Michigan Biological Station, IL Natural History Survey Potential Impact of Steel-hulled Barges on Move- P. Charlebois ment of Fish across an Electric Dispersal Bar- rier to Prevent Entry of Invasive Carp into Lake Sea Grant Aquatic Invasive Species Outreach Michigan Program: National Campaign to Prevent New J. Dettmers Introductions of Invasive Water Garden Plants P. Charlebois Yellow Perch Population Assessment in South- western Lake Michigan Illinois State Comprehensive Management Plan J. Dettmers, C. Caceres for Aquatic Nuisance Species P. Charlebois, J. Dettmers, M. Pegg Evaluating Current Reproductive Success of Lake Trout at the Port of Indiana Breakwater Aquatic Invasive Species Research: Evaluation of J. Dettmers, J. Epifanio a Scheme for a Plankton Dispersal Barrier P. Charlebois, K. TePas Sport Fishing Creel Survey on the Illinois Portion of Lake Michigan Swan Lake Habitat Rehabilitation and Enhance- J. Dettmers, D. Philipp, J. Epifanio ment Project: Post-project Ecological Monitoring J. Chick Field Assessment of an Electric Dispersal Bar- rier to Protect Sport Fishes from Invasive Exotic Long-term Resource Monitoring Program on Pool Fishes 26 Mississippi River, Alton Field Station J. Dettmers, R. Sparks J. Chick Lake Michigan Fisheries Outreach Enhancement: Bighead Carp in the Upper Mississippi River: Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Work Plan Competition with Native Filter-feeding Fishes J. Epifanio and Potential Threats to the Great Lakes J. Chick, M. Pegg Information Management for Wildlife Habitat Enhancement Continuation of Long-term Resource Monitoring J. Epifanio (National Great Rivers Research & Education Center) Evaluation and Genetic Screening of Illinois J. Chick, G. Rolfe, W. Kruidenier, E. DeWalt Populations of the State-threatened Redspotted Sunﬁ sh (Lepomis miniatus) to Determine Feasi- Fisheries Conservation Foundation’s Aquatic Re- bility for Reintroduction Efforts source Conservation Electronic Library (ARCEL) J. Epifanio J. Claussen

7 Evaluating Water Temperature, Habitat, and Fish Development of a Watershed Assessment Pro- Communities in Candidate Coolwater Streams in tocol and Long-term Monitoring Plan for the Illinois Illinois River Basin J. Epifanio, A. Holtrop M. Pegg, D. Wahl, P. Brown, M. Demissie, A. Phillips Development and Expansion of the Natural Re- sources Data and Information Systems in Support The Use of a Permanent Hydrophone Array to As- of the Illinois Comprehensive Wildlife Conserva- sess the Impact of Angling on the Behavior and tion Plan Reproductive Success of Largemouth Bass J. Epifanio, C. Phillips, K. Cummings, W. Hill, L. D. Philipp Cordle Water Quality Subcomponent Lake Michigan Fisheries Outreach Enhancement D. Philipp J. Epifanio, R. Warner Creel Surveys on Illinois Impoundments Stoichiometry and Nutrient Recycling by Grazing D. Philipp Invertebrates in Headwater Streams W. Hill Database Management and Analysis of Fisheries in Illinois Effects of Phosphorus Mediated through Algal D. Philipp, J. Epifanio Biomass in Illinois Streams W. Hill Database management and analysis of ﬁ sheries in Illinois Aquatic Invasive Species Research: Evaluating D. Philipp, J. Epifanio, J. Stein Asian Carp Colonization Potential and Impact in the Great Lakes Population Dynamics of the Zebra Mussel (Dreis- W. Hill, J. Dettmers, M. Pegg, R. Herendeen sena polymorpha) in the Hudson River: Settle- ment and Post-settlement Processes Integrated Barriers for the Control of Juvenile D. Schneider Exotic Fish M. Pegg Evaluating the Transfer, Dynamics, and Risks of Spread of Aquatic Nuisance Species by Water- Measurement of Audiograms of Silver Carp craft in the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal (Hypopthalmichtys molitrix) and Bighead Carp D. Schneider (Hypothalmichtys nobilis) for Chicago Canal Acoustic Barrier Optimization Collaborative Research: Using an Aquatic M. Pegg Invader to Understand the Structure of Spatially Linked Populations Illinois River Basin Watershed Assessment and D. Schneider Indicator Development M. Pegg Evaluating the Risk of Transfer of Aquatic Spe- cies by Watercraft between the Great Lakes and Long-term Resource Monitoring on LaGrange Mississippi River Basins Reach D. Schneider M. Pegg The Distribution and Quality of Hine’s Emerald Watershed Assessments and Inventories of Dragonﬂ y Habitat in Relation to Surface and Aquatic and Riparian Biota Groundwater Dynamics in the Lockport Prairie M. Pegg Nature Preserve D. Soluk Long-term Illinois River Fish Population Moni- toring Evaluation of the Presence of Somatochlora M. Pegg, M. McClelland hineana along the Proposed Corridor of the Caton Farm Road Bridge in the Des Plaines River Val- HREP Bioresponse Monitoring at Lake Chautau- ley qua D. Soluk M. Pegg, K. Irons, T. Cook

8 Preliminary Determination of Hydroperiod and Quality Management of Bluegill: Factors Affect- Other Habitat Parameters for the Hine’s Emerald ing Population Size Structure Dragonﬂ y D. Wahl, D. Philipp D. Soluk Dissertation Research: The Link between Parental A Preliminary Eco-toxicological Assessment of Care Behavior and Recruitment in Largemouth Asian Carp Species in the Chicago Waterway and Bass Illinois River. D. Wahl, D. Philipp, J. Parkos D. Soucek, J. Epifanio Faunal Inventory of Auchenorrhynchous Homop- Contaminants of Concern in Illinois Large River tera (Insecta: Homoptera: Auchenorrhyncha) on Mussel Populations Illinois Tallgrass Prairies D. Soucek, J. Levengood, J. Epifanio W. Wallner

Response of the Illinois Chorus Frog (Pseudacris streckeri illinoensis) to Habitat Alteration due to Dredge Material Deposition and Habitat Rehabili- tation at Beardstown, Illinois J. Tucker

Proposal to Assess response of the Illinois Chorus Frog (Pseudacris streckeri Illinoensis) in Madi- son and St. Clair counties, Illinois, to the new Poag Road/FAP Interchange and to Assess 413 Mitigation Site by Pseudacris streckeri Illinoens J. Tucker

Evaluation of Growth and Survival of Different Genetic Stocks of Muskellunge: Implications for Stocking Programs in Illinois and the Midwest D. Wahl

Evaluation of Removal of the Dam at Lower Batavia on the Fox River, Illinois D. Wahl

Evaluation of Newbury Weirs (rock rifﬂ es) for Improving Habitat Quality and Biotic Diversity in Illinois Streams D. Wahl

Evaluation of Modiﬁ cation of the Upper Batavia Dam on the Fox River, Illinois D. Wahl, H. Dodd

Evaluation of Watershed Management Practices for Improving Stream Quality in the Illinois Pilot Watershed Program D. Wahl, H. Dodd

Factors Inﬂ uencing Largemouth Bass Recruit- ment: Implications of the Illinois Management and Stocking Program D. Wahl, D. Philipp

9 Center for Biodiversity

SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS Favret, C., and D.J. Voegtlin. 2004. A revision of the Cinara species (Hemiptera: Aphididae) of the Clayton, D.H., S.E. Bush, and K.P. Johnson. 2004. United States pinyon pines. Annals of the Ento- The ecology of congruence: past meets present. mological Society of America 97:1165–1197. Systematic Biology 53:165–173. Favret, C., and D.J. Voegtlin. 2004. Alate aphid Cryan, J.R., B.M. Wiegmann, L.L. Deitz, C.H. Di- diversity and habitat selection, in east central etrich, and M.F. Whiting. 2004. Treehopper trees: Illinois, U.S.A. Pages 39-44 in J.C. Simon, C.A. phylogeny of Membracidae (Hemiptera: Cicado- Dedryver, C. Rispe, and M. Hullé, eds. Aphids in morpha: Membracoidea) based on molecules and a New Millennium. Proceedings of the VIth Inter- morphology. Systematic Entomology 29:441–454. national Symposium on Aphids. INRA Editions, Versailles, France. De Wysiecki, M.L., S. Torrusio, and M.M. Cigli- ano. 2004. Caracterización de las comunidades de Favret, C., and D.J. Voegtlin. 2004. Host-based acridios (Orthoptera: Acridoidea) del partido de morphometric differentiation in three Cinara spe- Benito Juárez, sudeste de la provincia de Buenos cies (Insecta: Hemiptera: Aphididae) feeding on Aires, Argentina. Revista de la Sociedad Entomo- Pinus edulis and P. monophylla. Western North logica Argentina 63:87–96. American Naturalist 64:364–375.

Dietrich, C.H. 2004. Phylogeny of the leafhopper Favret, C., and D.J. Voegtlin. 2004. Speciation subfamily Evacanthinae with a review of Neotropi- by host-switching in pinyon Cinara (Insecta: cal species and notes on related groups (Hemiptera: Hemiptera: Aphididae). Molecular Phylogenetics Membracoidea: Cicadellidae). Systematic Ento- and Evolution 32:139–151. mology 29:455–487. Feist, M.A., L.R. Phillippe, D.T. Busemeyer, and Dmitriev, D.A., 2004. Larvae of leafhoppers J.E. Ebinger 2004. Vegetation survey of Dean of the subfamily Deltocephalinae (Homoptera, Hills Nature Preserve, Fayette County, Illinois. Cicadellidae) of European Russia and adjacent Castanea 69:52–66. territories. III. The tribes Deltocephalini, Stirellini, and Paralimnini. Entomologicheskoe Obozrenie Huhndorf, S.M., A.N. Miller, and F.A. Fernández. 83:87–114. 2004. Molecular systematics of the Coronopho- rales and new species of Bertia, Lasiobertia, and Dmitriev, D.A., 2004. Nymphs of some species of Nitschkia. Mycological Research 108:1384–1398. the tribes Drabescini and Paraboloponini with a proposed synonymy of Paraboloponini with Drab- Huhndorf, S.M., A.N. Miller, and F.A. Fernández. escini (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae). 2004. Molecular systematics of the Sordariales: Oriental Insects. 38:235–244. the order and the family Lasiosphaeriaceae rede- ﬁ ned. Mycologia 96:368–387. Dmitriev, D.A., 2004. On the fauna of Cicadina (Homoptera) of Belgorod region [Russia]. Kharkov Johnson, K.P. 2004. Deletion bias in avian introns Entomological Society Gazette. 10:26–31. over evolutionary timescales. Molecular Biology and Evolution 21:599–602. Favret, C., J.F. Tooker, and L.M. Hanks. 2004. Iowana frisoni Hottes (Hemiptera: Aphididae) Johnson, K.P., and D.H. Clayton. 2004. Untan- redescribed with notes on its biology. Proceed- gling coevolutionary history. Systematic Biology ings of the Entomological Society of Washington 53:92–94. 106:26–34.

10 Johnson, K.P., K. Yoshizawa, and V.S. Smith. Page, R.D.M., R.H. Cruickshank, M. Dickens, 2004. Multiple origins of parasitism in lice. R.W. Furness, M. Kennedy, R.L. Palma, and V.S. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London B Smith. 2004. Phylogeny of the “Philoceanus- 271:1771–1776. complex” seabird lice (Phthiraptera: Ischnocera) inferred from mitochondrial DNA sequences. Mo- Jones, L., M.M.Cigliano, R.O. Zandomeni, and lecular Phylogenetics and Evolution 30:633–652. E.L. Weber. 2004. Phylogenetic analysis of bo- vine pestiviruses: testing the evolution of clinical Phillippe, L.R., M.A. Feist, J.E. Ebinger, and symptoms. Cladistics 20:443–453. W.E. McClain. 2004. Vascular fl ora of Long Branch Nature Preserve, Mason County, Illinois. Koh, L.P., R.D. Dunn, N.S. Sodhi, R.K. Colwell, Transactions of the Illinois State Academy of Sci- H.C. Proctor, and V.S. Smith. 2004. Species co- ence 97:197–208. extinctions and the biodiversity crisis. Science. 305:1632–1634. Price, J.J., K.P. Johnson, and D.H. Clayton. 2004. The evolution of echolocation in swiftlets. Jour- Lange, C.E., and M.M. Cigliano. 2004. The life nal of Avian Biology 35:135–143. cycle of Leidyana ampulla n.sp. (Apicomplexa: Eugregarinorida: Leidyanidae) in the grasshopper Price, R.D., R.A. Hellenthal, and J.D. Weckstein. Ronderosia bergi (Stal) (Orthoptera: Acrididae: 2004. The genus Myrsidea Waterston (Phthirap- Melanoplinae). Acta Protozoologica 43:81–87. tera: Menoponidae) from the toucans (Piciformes: Ramphastidae), with description of three new Lydeard, C., R.H. Cowie, W.F. Ponder, A.E. Bo- species. Zootaxa 613:1–18. gan, P. Bouchet, S.A. Clark, K.S. Cummings, T.J. Frest, O. Gargominy, D.G. Herbert, R. Hershler, Rakitov R.A. 2004. Powdering of egg nests with K.E. Perez, B. Roth, M. Seddon, E.E. Strong, brochosomes and related sexual dimorphism and F.G. Thompson. 2004. The global decline of in leafhoppers (Insecta, Hemiptera, Cicadelli- nonmarine mollusks. Bioscience 54:321–330. dae). Zoological.Journal of the Linnean Society 140:353–381. Marks, B.D., J.D. Weckstein, K.P. Johnson, M.J. Meyer, J. Braimah, and J. Oppong. 2004. Redis- Reed, D.L., V.S. Smith, A.R., Rogers, S.L., Ham- covery of the white-necked Picathartes (Pica- mond, and D.H. Clayton. 2004. Molecular genetic thartes gymnocephalus) in Ghana. Bulletin of the analysis of human lice supports direct contact British Ornithological Club 124:151–153. between modern and archaic humans. Public Library of Science-Biology 2:e340. McClain, W.E., L.R. Phillippe, and J.E. Ebinger. 2004. Vascular fl ora of Manito Prairie Nature Reynolds, J.W., and M.J. Wetzel. 2004. Terrestrial Preserve, Tazewell County, Illinois. Transac- Oligochaeta (Annelida: Clitellata) in North Amer- tions of the Illinois State Academy of Science ica north of Mexico. Megadrilogica 9:71–98. 97(2):83–94. Schanzle, R.W., G.W. Kruse, J.A. Kath, R.A. Miller, A.N., and S.M. Huhndorf. 2004. A natural Klocek, and K.S. Cummings. 2004. The fresh- classifi cation of Lasiosphaeria based on nuclear water mussels (Mollusca: Unionidae) of the Fox LSU rDNA sequences. Mycological Research River Basin, (Illinois & Wisconsin). Illinois Natu- 108:26–34. ral History Survey Biological Notes 141. 35 pp.

Miller, A.N., and S.M. Huhndorf. 2004. Using Shepard, D.B., C.A. Phillips, M.J. Dreslik, and phylogenetic species recognition to delimit spe- B.C. Jellen. 2004. Prey preference and diet of cies boundaries and species relationships within neonate eastern massasaugas (Sistrurus c. catena- Lasiosphaeria. Mycologia 96:1106–1127. tus). American Midland Naturalist 152:360–368.

Nijboer, R.C., M.J. Wetzel, and P.F.M. Verdon- Smith, J.E., S.J. Taylor, C.J. Whelan, M.L. De- schot. 2004. Diversity and distribution of Tubi- night, and M.M. Stake. 2004. Behavioral interac- ﬁ cidae, Naididae, and Lumbriculidae (Annelida: tions between the red imported ﬁ re ant (Solenop- Oligochaeta) in the Netherlands: an evaluation of sis invicta) and vertebrate nest predators of the twenty years of monitoring data. Hydrobiologia Black-capped Vireo (Vireo atricapillus). Wilson 520:127–141. Bulletin 116(2):163–166.

11 Smith, V.S., R.D.M. Page, and K.P. Johnson. Wappler, T., V.S. Smith, and R.C. Dalgleish. 2004. Data incongruence and the problem 2004. Scratching an ancient itch: an Eocene bird of avian louse phylogeny. Zoologica Scripta louse fossil. Proceedings of the Royal Society 33:239–259. of London B (Supplement), Biology Letters. 271(S5):255–258. Swayne, H., M. Day, and M.J. Wetzel. 2004. Limnodrilus hoffmeisteri (Annelida: Oligochaeta: Webb, D.W., and M.A. Metz. 2004. The South Tubifi cidae) in Pop’s Cave, Wisconsin, USA. American genus Nigranitida Metz (Diptera: Journal of Cave and Karst Studies 66:28–31. Therevidae: Therevinae) with the description of three new species. Zootaxa 757:1–16. Tallarico, J.P., T.B Voigt, and K.R. Robertson. 2004. “Prairie Chief” big bluestem. HortScience Weckstein, J.D. 2004. Biogeography explains 39:639–641. cophylogenetic patterns in toucan chewing lice. Systematic Biology 53:154–164. Taylor, C.A., and G.A. Schuster. The crayfi shes of Kentucky. Illinois Natural History Survey Special Whiteman, N.K., D. Santiago-Alarcon, K.P. Publication No. 28. viii + 219 pp. Johnson, and P.G. Parker. 2004. Differences in straggling rates between two genera of dove lice Taylor, C.A., S.N. Jones, and E.A. Bergey. The reinforce population genetic and cophylogenetic crayfi shes of Oklahoma revisited: new state re- patterns (Insecta: Phthiraptera). International cords and checklist of species. The Southwestern Journal for Parasitology 34:1113–1119. Naturalist 49:250–255.

Taylor, S.J., and J.E. McPherson. 2004. Voltinism TECHNICAL REPORTS and laboratory rearing of Microvelia hinei (Het- eroptera: Gerromorpha: Veliidae). Great Lakes Burr, B.M., J.T. Sipiorski, M.R. Thomas, K.S. Entomologist 36:1–9. Cummings, and C.A. Taylor. 2004. Fishes, mussels, crayﬁ shes, and aquatic habitats of the Tiemann, J.S. 2004. Observations of the pirate Hoosier-Shawnee Ecological Assessment Area. perch, Aphredoderus sayanus (Gilliams), with Pages 109–171 in F.R. Thompson, III, ed. The comments on sexual dimorphism, reproduction, Hoosier-Shawnee Ecological Assessment.. U. and unique defection behavior. Journal of Fresh- S. Department of Agriculture General Technical water Ecology 19:115–121. Report NC-244, St. Paul, MN.

Tiemann, J.S. 2004. Short-term effects of logging Cummings, K.S., and C. A. Mayer. 2004. Survey and bridge construction on habitat in two Kansas for freshwater mussels at Milan Bottom (Mis- streams. Transactions of the Kansas Academy of sissippi River), Andalusia, Rock Island County, Science 107:136–142. Illinois. Prepared for the Illinois Wildlife Pres- ervation Fund, Illinois Department of Natural Tiemann, J.S., D.P. Gillette, M.L. Wildhaber, and Resources, Springfi eld, Illinois. Center for Biodi- D.R. Edds. 2004. Correlations among densities versity Technical Report 2004(1):1–12. of stream fi shes in the upper Neosho River, with focus on the federally threatened Neosho madtom DeWalt, R.E. 2004. Summer Ephemeroptera, Noturus placidus. Transactions of the Kansas Plecoptera and Trichoptera of the southwestern 15 Academy of Science 107:17–24. Drainages in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Center for Biodiversity Technical Report Tiemann, J.S., D.P. Gillette, M.L. Wildhaber, and 2004(10):1–25. D.R. Edds. 2004. Effects of lowhead dams on riffl e-dwelling fi shes and macroinvertebrates in a Handel, W.C. 2004. Inventory of roadside midwestern river. Transactions of the American prairies, Illinois Department of Transportation, Fisheries Society 133:705–717. District 2. Technical Report submitted to Illinois Department of Transportation, Bureau of Design Tiemann, J.S., M.E. Retzer, and B.L. Tiemann. and Environment. Center for Biodiversity Techni- 2004. Range expansion of the state-endangered cal Report 2004(5):1–73. bigeye chub Hybopsis amblops (Rafi nesque) in Il- linois. Transactions of the Illinois State Academy Handel, W.C. 2004. Inventory of roadside of Science 97:255–257. prairies, Illinois Department of Transportation,

12 District 4. Technical Report submitted to Illinois Wetzel, M.J. 2004. The aquatic Oligochaeta (An- Department of Transportation, Bureau of Design nelida, Clitellata) of the Great Smoky Mountains and Environment. Center for Biodiversity Techni- National Park, North Carolina and Tennessee, cal Report 2004(4):1–24. USA, annual project report for 2004 (Project No. DLIA 2003-14). Center for Biodiversity Techni- Handel, W.C. 2004. Inventory of roadside prairies cal Report 2004(7):1–10 Illinois Department of Transportation District 8. Technical Report submitted to Illinois Department MISCELLANEOUS of Transportation, Bureau of Design and Environ- ment. Center for Biodiversity Technical Report Bibliographies 2004(2):1–-22 Cummings, K.S. 2004. Mollusca. Pages 63–86 Handel, W.C., and J. Koontz. 2004. Inventory of in D.W. Webb, ed. Current and selected bibli- roadside prairies, Illinois Department of Trans- ographies on benthic biology. North American portation, District 1. Technical Report submitted Benthological Society Bibliography 2003. to Illinois Department of Transportation, Bureau of Design and Environment. Center for Biodiver- Webb, D.W.,ed. 2004. Current and selected sity Technical Report 2004(3):1–52. bibliographies on benthic biology for 2003. North American Benthological Society, Springfi eld, Levin, G.A. 2005. Chicago Wilderness Regional Illinois. 123 pp. Monitoring Workshop. Prepared for Chicago Wilderness. 40 pp. Webb, D.W. 2004. Diptera-Ceratopogonidae. Pages 47–50 in D.W. Webb, ed. Current and se- Retzer, M.E., and B. Benjamin. 2004. Fishes of lected bibliographies on benthic biology for 2003. the Chicago waterways: new data from the newly North American Benthological Society, Spring- acquired Dennison Collection of Fishes and fi eld, Illinois. 113 pp. review of collection records in the Illinois Natural History Collection of Fishes. Center for Biodiver- Webb, D.W. 2004. Diptera-Chironomidae. Pages sity Technical Report 2004(6a):1–13 50–61 in D.W. Webb, ed. Current and selected bibliographies on benthic biology for 2003. North Phillippe, L.R., D.T. Busemeyer, P.B. Marcum, American Benthological Society, Springfi eld, J. Ellis, M.A. Feist, R.L. Larimore, and J.E. Illinois. 113 pp. Ebinger. 2004. A site inventory of the Emiquon Preserve. Center for Biodiversity Technical Re- Books port 2004(6b):1–33. Lanteri A., and M.M. Cigliano, eds. 2004. Phillips, C.A., and E. Menzel. 2004. Massasauga Sistemática biológica: fundamentos teóricos y surveys in Piatt County, Final Report. Center for ejercitaciones. Colección Naturales. Editorial de Biodiversity Technical Report 2004(8):1–5. la Universidad Nacional de La Plata. 241 pp.

Schuster, G., and C.A. Taylor. 2004. Crayﬁ shes of Book Chapters Alabama: literature and museum database review, species list with abbreviated annotations and pro- Cigliano, M.M., M. Fernández, and A.A. Lanteri. posed conservation statuses. Center for Biodiver- 2004. Análisis multivariado: técnicas de orde- sity Technical Report 2004 (12):1–47. nación. Morfometría geométrica. In A.A. Lanteri and M.M. Cigliano, eds. Sistemática biológica: Taylor, S.J., K. Hackley, J.K. Krejca, M.J. Dre- fundamentos teóricos y ejercitaciones. Colec- slik, S.E. Greenberg, and E.L. Raboin. 2004. Ex- ción Naturales. Editorial de la Universidad de La amining the role of cave crickets (Rhaphidophori- Plata. dae) in central Texas cave ecosystems: isotope ratios and radio tracking. Center for Biodiversity Cigliano, M.M., M. Fernández, and A.A. Lanteri. Technical Report 2004(9):1–128. 2004. Cladística: métodos cuantitativos. In A.A. Lanteri and M. M. Cigliano, eds. Sistemática Tiemann, J. 2004. Freshwater mussels (Bivalvia: biológica: fundamentos teóricos y ejercitaciones. Unionidae) of the Wakarusa River basin. Center Colección Naturales. Editorial de la Universidad for Biodiversity Technical Report 2004(11):1–36. de La Plata.

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Book Review

Smith, V.S. 2004. Lousy lists (book review of The Chewing Lice: World Checklist and Biological Overview by R.D. Price, R.A. Hellenthal, R.L. Palma, K.P. Johnson, D.H. Clayton). Systematic Biology. 53:666–668.

Conference Proceedings

Smith, V.S. 2004. Lousy phylogenies: Phthi- raptera systematics and the antiquity of lice. Proceedings of the Meeting on Phylogenetic

14 CBD RESEARCH PROJECTS Quality Assurance of 2004 and 2005 RiverWatch Samples R. DeWalt, S. Bennett (Friends of Fox River) Early Warning and Rapid Response Invasive Spe- cies Program for the Chicago Wilderness Region An Illustrated Database of Typhlocybine Leaf- K. Billo (The Nature Conservancy), R. DeWalt, hoppers (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) M. Jeffords, G. Levin, D. Maurer (Lake County C. Dietrich Forest Preserve District) Phylogeny and Biogeography of the Grassland Testing the Utility of Mitochondrial Genome Leafhopper Subfamily Deltocephalinae (Insecta: Rearrangements as Phylogenetic Markers in Hemiptera) Ischnocera (Insecta: Phthiraptera) C. Dietrich S. Cameron (Brigham Young University), K. Johnson, M. Whiting (Brigham Young University) Monographic and Phylogenetic Research on Leafhoppers and Treehoppers (Insecta: Hemip- Illustrated Checklist of Acridomorph Species tera: Membracoidea) from Argentina and Uruguay C. Dietrich, L. Deitz (North Carolina State Uni- M. Cigliano versity)

Phylogenetic Analysis and Revision of the Tribe Revisionary Synthesis of the Holarctic Leafhop- Dichroplini (Orthoptera, Acrididae, Melanopli- per Genus Erythroneura Fitch (Insecta: Hemip- nae) tera: Cicadellidae) M. Cigliano C. Dietrich, D. Dmitriev

Development of a Web-based Aid to Restoration Orthoptera Database and Web Site Featuring Fruits, Seeds, and Seedlings for Illinois D. Eades, M. Cigliano Prairie Plants J. Coons (Eastern Illinois University), N. Coutant Molecular Phylogenetics of Aphids (Eastern Illinois University), K. Robertson C. Favret

Development and Expansion of the Natural Re- Survey of the Aphids of the Great Smoky Moun- sources Data and Information Systems in Support tains National Park of the Illinois Comprehensive Wildlife Conserva- C. Favret tion Plan: Development of a Mussel Database and Link to Existing INHS Museum Collections Databasing of the INHS Hymenoptera Collection K. Cummings C. Favret, S. Cameron (UIUC), A. Suarez (UIUC), J. Whitﬁ eld (UIUC), J. Marlin (Illinois Aquatic Insect Surveys in Streams, Springs, and Waste Management Center) Marshes of Selected Kane County Forest Preserve District Holdings Therevidae for the Manual of Central American R. DeWalt Diptera S. Gaimari (California Department of Food and Data Resource Inventory, Data Compatibility Agriculture), D. Webb Assessment , and Planning Process for a Regional Chicago Wilderness Information Management Systematic Revision of the Etherioidea, the System Freshwater Mussels (Mollusca: Unionoida) of the R. DeWalt Gondwanan Continents D. Graf (Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadel- National Great Rivers Research and Education phia), K. Cummings Center Web and Database Development R. DeWalt Ectoparasites of Birds of Illinois K. Johnson Symposium on the Illinois Natural Areas Inven- tory Phylogenetic of Pigeons and Doves of the World R. DeWalt K. Johnson

15 The Evolution of Microhabitat Specialization in Floristic Inventory of White Oak Woods Seep, Avian Ischnocera (Chewing Lice) Mason County, Illinois K. Johnson B. McClain, L. Phillippe, J. Ebinger

Coevolutionary History of Pigeons and Doves Life History and Laboratory Rearing of Macrov- and Their Lice elia hornii (Hemiptera: Macroveliidae) K. Johnson, D. Clayton (University of Utah) J. McPherson (Southern Illinois University, Carbondale), S. Taylor, S. Keffer (James Madison Systematics of Chewing Lice (Insecta: Phthirap- University), J. Polhemus (Colorado Entomologi- tera) cal Institute) K. Johnson, D. Clayton (University of Utah) A Survey of Wood Inhabiting Pyrenomycetes of Co-phylogeography of Ducks and Lice the Great Smoky Mountains National Park K. Johnson, K. McCracken (University of Alaska, A. Miller Fairbanks) Systematic Studies in the Sordariales Glacial Refugia for Insects in Illinois A. Miller, S. Huhndorf (The Field Museum, Chi- K. Johnson, E. Mockford (Illinois State Univer- cago) sity) Diversity of Fungi on Fallen Logs in Two East- The Origin of Parasitism in Psocodea Central Illinois Hardwood Forests K. Johnson, K. Yoshizawa (Hokkaido University, A. Miller, A. Methven (Eastern Illinois University) Japan) Systematics of the New World Grasshopper Sub- A Checklist of Strepsiptera From the United family Melanoplinae States and Canada D. Otte (Academy of Natural Sciences of Phila- J. Kathirithamby (Oxford University, U.K.), S. delphia), M. Cigliano Taylor Botanical Surveys for the All Taxa Biological In- Systematics of Putranjivaceae ventory of The Great Smoky Mountains National G. Levin Park L. Phillippe, M. Feist, C. Carroll, P. Marcum, D. Workshop to Develop a Regional Monitoring Busemeyer Plan for Chicago Wilderness G. Levin Floristic Inventory and Vegetation Survey of Sand Ridge State Forest, Mason County, Illinois Assessment of Threatened and Endangered Spe- L. Phillippe, P. Marcum, D. Busemeyer, M.A. cies and High-quality Natural Communities at Feist, J. Ebinger Illinois Department of Transportation Sites G. Levin, C. Phillips, J. Taft Floristic Inventory of Tensleep Preserve, Washakie County, Wyoming Systematics and Phylogeny of Acalypha (Euphor- L. Phillippe, P. Marcum, D. Busemeyer, M.A. biaceae) Feist, R. Larimore G. Levin, V. Steinmann (Instituto de Ecologia, Mexico), V. Sagun Floristic Inventory and Vegetation Survey of Braidwood Dunes Nature Preserve, Will County, Vegetation Survey of White Oak Woods, Mason Illinois County, Illinois L. Phillippe, P. Marcum, M.A. Feist, D. Busemey- B. McClain, L. Phillippe, D. Busemeyer, J. Ebin- er, M. Murphy, J. Ebinger ger Floristic Inventory and Vegetation Survey of Floristic Inventory and Vegetation Survey of Big Tomlin Timer Nature Preserve, Mason County, River Sand Prairie, Henderson County, Illinois Illinois B. McClain, L. Phillippe, J. Ebinger L. Phillippe, B. McClain, D. Busemeyer, J. Ebin- ger

16 Floristic Inventory and Vegetation Survey of Ay- Threatened and Endangered Species Occurrences ers Sand Prairie Nature Preserve, Carroll County, C. Phillips, A. Kuhns, T. Hunkapiller Illinois L. Phillippe, B. McClain, R. Nyboer, J. Ebinger Kankakee Sands Herpetological Survey C. Phillips, A. Kuhns, T. Hunkapiller Floristic Inventory and Vegetation Survey of Thomson-Fulton Sand Prairie Nature Preserve, Population Estimates and Age Class Structure of Whiteside County, Illinois Plethodon sp. (Plethodontidae) Salamanders at Ft. L. Phillippe, B. McClain, R. Nyboer, J. Ebinger Hood, Texas C. Phillips, S. Taylor Developing a Recovery Plan for Habitat Types in Which Threatened and Endangered Species Occur Development of a Distributed Information Net- L. Phillippe, B. Molano-Flores work of North American Herpetological Data- bases (HerpNET) Chelonian Community Composition of Lockport C. Phillips, L. Trueb (University of Kansas), D. Prairie North with an Emphasis on the Ecology of Wake (University of California, Berkeley) the State Threatened Blanding’s Turtle (Emydoi- dea blandingi) Evolution of Behavior and Associated Structural C. Phillips and Physiological Traits in the Leafhopper Genus Cuerna Ecology for the Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake R. Rakitov, C. Dietrich (Sistrurus catenatus catenatus) at Carlyle Lake, Clinton County, Illinois Monitoring Trends of Fish Populations in Illinois C. Phillips M. Retzer

Habitat Mapping, Baseline Inventory, and Systematics and Distributions of the African Cat- Development of a Monitoring Protocol for the fi sh Subfamily Auchenoglaninae Ozark Hellbender (Cryptobranchus alleganien- M. Retzer sis bishopi) Within the Ozark National Scenic Riverways Amaranthaceae for Flora of the San Juan River C. Phillips Drainage, Southwestern United States K. Robertson Role of the Blanding’s Turtle (Emys blandingii) in the Freshwater Turtle Community at Lockport Reference Stream Characterization of the Grand Prairie Nature Preserve, Will County, Illinois Prairie and Rock River Hill Country Using CTAP C. Phillips Procedures B. Sangunett, R. DeWalt Biological Inventories of C2000 Ecosystem Pro- gram Grant Project Sites Behavioral Response to and Associated Energetic C. Phillips, K. Cummings, C. Mayer Costs of Fire Ant Predation At Black-Capped Vireo Nests Field Surveys for the Eastern Massasauga Rattle- J. Smith (Michigan State University), S. Taylor, C. snake (Sistrurus catenatus) in Cook and Will Whelan, M. Denight (US Army CERL), M. Stake Counties, Illinois (Hawks Aloft, Inc.) C. Phillips, M. Dreslik Range Expansions of Native and Non-native Il- Status of Blanding’s Turtles in Lake County For- linois Crayfi shes est Preserve District and Feasibility of Initiating a C. Taylor Head-Starting Program at Rollins Savanna C. Phillips, A. Kuhns, W. Banning, C. Benda, A. Reevaluation of the Conservation Status of North Readel American Crayfi shes C. Taylor Development and Expansion of the Natural Re- sources Data and Information Systems in Support Development of a Georeferenced Southeastern of the Illinois Comprehensive Wildlife Conserva- United States Crayfi sh Database tion Plan: Re-Evaluation of Historical Illinois C. Taylor, G. Schuster (Eastern Kentucky Univer- sity)

17 Use of Stable Isotopes to Determine Resource Freshwater Mussels of Kyte River, Illinois Use by a Non-native and Rapidly Dispersing J. Tiemann, R. Szafoni (IDNR), R. Schanzle Crayﬁ sh in Illinois (IDNR) C. Taylor, D. Soucek Aquatic Insect Communities of the Lusk Creek Strepsipteran Diversity at Fort Hood, Texas Drainage of the Shawnee National Forest S. Taylor, J. Kathirithamby (Oxford University, J. Turner (Southern Illinois University, Carbon- U.K.) dale), M. Whiles (Southern Illinois University, Carbondale), J. McPherson (Southern Illinois Halictophagus (Strepsiptera) in a Sharpshooter University, Carbondale), R. DeWalt Leafhopper (Homoptera: Cicadellidae) S. Taylor, J. Kathirithamby (Oxford University, Springs of Illinois: Their Biota, Water Quality, U.K.), C.Tipping (University of Florida), R. Miz- and Hydrology zell (University of Florida) D. Webb, M. Wetzel, P. Reed (Illinois State Geo- logical Survey), L. Phillippe, T. Young (Illinois A Biological Assessment of Ten Caves in Lava State Geological Survey) Beds National Monument, California S. Taylor, J. Krejca (Zara Environmental) Revisionary and Phylogenetic Studies of New World Therevidae (Diptera) Foraging Range of Ceuthophilus secretus (Or- D. Webb, M. Metz (National Museum of Natural thoptera: Rhaphidophoridae) History, Smithsonian Institution) S. Taylor, J. Krejca (Zara Environmental), M. Dreslik Regional Workshops on the Aquatic Oligochaeta (Annelida, Clitellata) of North America north of Examining Possible Foraging Differences in Mexico Urban and Rural Cave Cricket Populations: Pre- M. Wetzel liminary Study of Carbon And Nitrogen Isotope Ratios as Indicators of Trophic Level The Aquatic Oligochaeta (Annelida, Clitellata) of S. Taylor, J. Krejca (Zara Environmental), K. the Great Smoky Mountains National Park Hackley (Illinois State Geological Survey) M. Wetzel, P. Morgan (Florida Department of Environmental Protection) A Survey of Plethodon sp. (Plethodontidae) Salamander Populations in Caves and Sinkholes Nomenclatura Oligochaetologica: Supplementum at Fort Hood, Texas Quartum: A Catalog of Names, Descriptions, and S. Taylor, C. Phillips Type Specimens of the Oligochaeta M. Wetzel, J. Reynolds (Oligochaetology Labora- Evaluation and Monitoring of Terrestrial and tor, Kitchener, Ontario) Aquatic Insect Biodiversity in Forested and Cleared Watersheds at Camp Atterbury, Indiana S. Taylor, A. Suarez (UIUC), C. Dietrich, K. Ramsdell, S. Funderburk (UIUC)

Phylogeography of Cave Crickets (Ceuthophilus spp.) in Central Texas: A Keystone Taxon for the Conservation and Management of Federally Endangered Cave Arthropods S. Taylor, J. Weckstein, J. Krejca (Zara Environ- mental), G. Veni (George Veni & Associates), K. Johnson, J. Reddell (Texas Memorial Museum)

Freshwater Mussels of Brouilletts Creek, Illinois and Indiana J. Tiemann

18 CEE Center for Ecological Entomology

SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS Gu, W., R. Lampman, and R.J. Novak. 2004. As- sessment of arbovirus vector infection rates using Aguyoh, J.N., J.B. Masiunas, and C.E. Eastman. variable size pooling. Medical and Veterinary 2004. Interaction of insects and weeds in a snap Entomology 18:200–204. bean agroecosystem. HortScience 39: 287–290. Gu, W., and R.J. Novak. 2004. Detection prob- Babadoost, M., W. Chen, A.D. Bratsch, and C.E. ability of arbovirus transmission in mosquito Eastman. 2004. Verticillium longisporum and populations. Am. J Tropical Medicine Hygiene Fusarium solani: two new species in the complex 71:636–638. of internal root discoloration of horseradish root. Plant Pathology 53:669–676. Gu, W., and R.K. Swihart. 2004. Absent or un- Cloyd, R.A., and E.R. Zaborski. 2004. Fungus detected? Effects of sampling errors on wildlife- gnats, Bradysia spp. (Diptera: Sciaridae), and habitat models. Biological Conservation 2004. other arthropods in commercial bagged soilless 116:195–203. growing media and rooted plant plugs. Journal of Economic Entomology 97: 503–510. Heinz-Taheny, K.M., J.J. Andrews, M.J. Kinsel, A.P. Pessier, M.E. Pinkerton, K.Y. Lemberger, Fallon, D.J., L.F. Solter, M. Keena, M.L. R.J. Novak, G. Dizikes, E. Edwards, and N. Kom- McManus, J.R. Cate, and L.M. Hanks. 2004. ar. 2004. West Nile virus Infection in Free-rang- Susceptibility of Asian longhorned beetle, Ano- ing Squirrels in Illinois. J. Veterinary Diagnostic plophora glabripennis (Motchulsky) (Coleoptera: Investigation 16:186–190. Cerambycidae) to entomopathogenic nematodes. Biological Control 30:430–438. Hoch, G., L.F. Solter, and A. Schopf. 2004. Hemolymph melanization and alterations in he- Favret, C., and D.J. Voegtlin. 2004. Speciation mocyte numbers in Lymantria dispar (L.) larvae by host-switching in pinyon Cinara (Insecta: following infections with different entomopatho- Hemiptera: Aphididae). Molecular Phylogenetics genic microsporidia. Entomologia Experimentalis and Evolution 32:139–151. et Applicata 113:77–86. Favret, C., and D.J. Voegtlin. 2004. Host-based Isard, S.A., J. Spencer, T. Mabry, and E. Levine. morphometric differentiation in three Cinara spe- 2004. Infl uence of atmospheric conditions on cies (Insecta: Hemiptera: Aphididae) feeding on high-elevation fl ight of western corn rootworm Pinus edulis and P. monophylla. Western North American Naturalist 64:364–375. (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae). Environmental Entomology 33:650–656. Favret, C., and D.J. Voegtlin. 2004. A revision of the Cinara species (Hemiptera:Aphididae) of the Lundgren, J.G., A. Razzak, and R.N. Wieden- United States pinyon pines. Annals of the Ento- mann. 2004. Population responses and food con- mological Society of America 97:1165–1197. sumption by the predators Coleomegilla maculata and Harmonia axyridis (Coleoptera: Coccinel- Goertz, D., D. Pilarska, M. Kereselidze, L. Solt- lidae), during anthesis in an Illinois cornfi eld. er, and A. Linde. 2004. Studies on the impact of Environmental Entomology 33:958–963. two Nosema isolates from Bulgaria on the gypsy moth (Lymantria dispar L.) Journal Invertebrate Lundgren, J.G., and R.N. Wiedenmann. 2004. Pathology 87:105–113. Nutritional suitability of corn pollen for the predator Coleomegilla maculata (Coleoptera: Goertz, D., A. Linde, and L.F. Solter. 2004. Coccinellidae). Journal of Insect Physiology 50: Infl uence of Dimilin on a microsporoidian infec- 567–575. tion in the gypsy moth, Lymantria dispar (L.) (Lepidoptera: Lymantriidae). Biological Control 30:624–633.

19 Lundgren, J.G., K.L. Steffey, and R.N. Wieden- Rothwangl, K.B., R.A. Cloyd, and R.N. Wie- mann. 2004. The distribution and prevalence denmann. 2004. Effects of low-risk insecticides of the alfalfa blotch leafminer (Diptera: Agro- on the citrus mealybug parasitoid, Leptomastix myzidae) in Illinois. Great Lakes Entomologist dactylopii (Hymenoptera: Eulophidae) (Howard). 36:54–60. Journal of Economic Entomology 97:1239–1244.

Mabry, T.R., J.L. Spencer, E. Levine, and S.A. Sadof, C.S., R.J. O’Neil, F.M.G. Heraux, and Isard. 2004. Western corn rootworm (Coleop- R.N. Wiedenmann. 2004. Reducing insecticide tera: Chrysomelidae) behavior is affected by use in home gardens: effects of training and vol- alternating diets of corn and soybean. Environ- unteer research on adoption of biological control. mental Entomology 33:860–871. HortTechnology 14:149–154.

Maddox, J. D., and R. N. Wiedenmann. 2004. Shililu, J, G.W.Tewolde, S. Mengistu, H. Fekadu, Arthropods associated with purple loosestrife M. Zeron, C. Mbogo, J. Githure, E. Brantly, J.C. in Illinois wetlands. Great Lakes Entomologist Beier, and R.J. Novak. 2004. Seasonal distribu- 36:93–98. tion, resting behavior, and host-feeding patterns of Anopheles mosquitoes at eight villages in Marra, P. F., S. Griffi ng, A.M. Kilpatrick, C. Eritrea. J. American Mosquito Control Associa- Caffrey, R. McLean, C. Brand, A.P. Dupuis, L. tion 20:155–164. Kramer, and, R. Novak. 2004. West Nile Virus and Wildlife. Bioscience 54:393–402. Spielman, A., T.G. Andreadis, C.S. Apperson, A.J. Cornel, J.F. Day, J.D. Edman, D. Fish, L.C. Medeiros, J., J. Tavares, N. Simoes, and L. Solter. Harrington, A.E. Kiszewski, R. Lampman, G.C. 2004. A new isolate of the microsporidium Lanzaro, F.-R. Matuschka, L. E. Munstermann, Vairimorpha necatrix (Microsporidia: Burinel- R.S. Nasci, D.E. Norris, R.J. Novak, R.J. Pol- lidae) recorded in the Azores. Journal Invertebrate lack, W.K. Reisen, P. Reiter, H.M. Savage, W.J. Pathology 85:58–60. Tabachnick, D.M Wesson, D.M. Fonseca, N. Keyghobadi, C. A. Malcolm, F. Schaffner, M. Putulan, D., S. Sar, R.A.I. Drew, S. Raghu, and Mogi, R.C. Fleischer, and R. C. Wilkerson. 2004. A.R. Clarke. 2004. Fruit and vegetable movement Outbreak of West Nile Virus in North America. on domestic fl ights in Papua New Guinea and Science 26:1473–1475. the risk of spreading fruit fl ies (Diptera: Tephri- tidae). International Journal of Pest Management Wiedenmann, R.N., R.R. Diaz, C.S. Sadof, and 50:17–22. R.J. O’Neil. 2004. Ground beetle assemblages in mulched and unmulched garden plots. Journal of Raghu, S., R.A.I. Drew, and A.R. Clarke. 2004. Kansas Entomological Society 77:99–110. Infl uence of microclimate and structural attributes of the host plant on the abundance and behaviour Wu, Z., K.R. Hopper, R.J. O’Neil, D. Voegtlin, of a tephritid fl y. Journal of Insect Behaviour 17: D.R. Prokrym, and G.E. Heimpel. 2004. Re- 179–190. productive compatibility and genetic variation between two strains of Aphelinus albipodus Raghu, S. 2004. Functional signifi cance of (Hymenoptera: Aphelinidae), a parasitoid of the phytochemical lures to dacine fruit fl ies (Diptera: soybean aphid, Aphis glycines (Homoptera: Aphi- Tephritidae): an ecological and evolutionary didae). Biological Control 31:311–319. synthesis. Bulletin of Entomological Research 94:385–399. Yaremych, S.A., R.J. Novak, A.J. Raim, P.C. Mankin, and R.E. Warner. 2004. Home range Raghu, S. 2004. The autecology of Bactroc- and habitat use by American Crows in relation to era cacuminata (Hering) (Diptera: Tephritidae: West Nile virus transmission. The Wilson Bul- Dacinae): functional signifi cance of resources. letin 116 (3). Australian Journal of Entomology 43:98–99. Zaborski, E. R., and R. A. Cloyd. 2004. Method Ringia, A.M., B.J. Blitvich, H-Y Koo, M. Van de for quantitative sampling of fungus gnat larvae Wyngaerde, J.D. Brawn, and R.J. Novak. 2004. in soil-less growing media. Journal of Economic Antibody prevalence of West Nile virus in birds, Entomology 97:678–686. Illinois, 2002. Emerging Infectious Diseases 10: 1120–1124.

20 TECHNICAL REPORTS 2003–September 30, 2004, submitted to USDA- CSREES IPM Organic Transitions Program. 5 pp. Anderson, D., D.A. Cavanaugh-Grant, L.R. Cooperband, D.M. Eastburn, C.E. Eastman, J.E. Eastman, C., E. Zaborski, M. Wander, J. Masi- Lundgren, J.B. Masiunas, J.T. Shaw, M.M. Wan- unas, D. Eastburn, J. Shaw, J. Lundgren, D. Ca- der, D. White, and E.R. Zaborski. 2004. Organic vanaugh-Grant, D. White, L. Cooperband, D. An- derson, and M. Bazik. 2004. Cropping intensity farming systems transition study: Management and organic amendments in transitional farming philosophies. Report to Grower Advisory Board. systems: effects on soil fertility, weeds, diseases, 11 pp. and insects. Annual Report for September 30, 2003–September 30, 2004. USDA-CSREES IPM Cavanaugh-Grant, D. A., L.R. Cooperband, D.M. Organic Transitions Program. 5 pp. Eastburn, C.E. Eastman, J.E. Lundgren, J.B. Masiunas, J.T. Shaw, M.M. Wander, and E.R. Za- Eastman, C., D. Anderson, M. Bazik, D. Cava- borski. 2004. Organic farming systems transition naugh-Grant, L. Cooperband, D. Eastburn, J. study: 2003 activities. Progress report to Grower Lundgren, J. Masiunas, J. Shaw, M. Wander, and Advisory Board. 12 pp. E. Zaborski. 2004. Research on organic transition 2004 Illinois Fruit and Vegetable Crops Research Cropek, D.M., D.J. Soucek, T.S. Smith, C. Lembi, Report. R. Williams, T. Rush, D. Furnari, and R. Neves. Toxicological effects of smokes and obscurants Hartman, G., L. Domier, W. Pedersen, B. Diers, on aquatic threatened and endangered species. E. Levine, S. Isard, and J. Spencer. 2004. Man- First Annual Report submitted to Department of agement strategies to control major soybean virus Defense’s Strategic Environmental Research and diseases in the north central region (NCR-200). Development Program. Herndon, VA. 6 January SAES-422 Annual Report. 2004. Irwin, M.E., B.M. Wiegmann, D.K. Yeates, and G.E. Kampmeier. Towards a World Monograph of Eastman, C., D. Anderson, M. Bazik, D. Cavana- the Therevidae (Insecta: Diptera). Year 4 Annual ugh-Grant, L. Cooperband, D. Eastburn, J. Lun- Report on DEB 99-77958 to National Science dgren, J. Masiunas, J. Shaw, M. Wander, and E. Foundation’s Partnerships for Enhancing Exper- Zaborski. 2004. Research on organic transition. tise in Taxonomy. 17 pp. 2004 Illinois Fruit and Vegetable Crops Research Report. Levine, E., J. Spencer, D. Onstad, S. Isard, M. Gray, K. Steffey, and S. Ratcliffe. 2004. Corn Eastman, C. 2004. Illinois Initiates Project on rootworm research. NCR-46 Corn Rootworm Organic Transition. The New Agriculture Net- Technical Committee, USDA. Project Report. 10 work vol. 1 no. 6, June 24, 2004 (The New Agri- pp. culture Network [NAN] is an on-line publication that offers seasonal advice to ﬁ eld crop and veg- Post, S.L., and M.D. Wiant. 2004. Illinois River etable growers interested in organic agriculture. ecosystem restoration feasibility study, restoration NAN is a pilot project organized by Michigan needs assessment: native ecotypes and historic State University, Purdue University, and Univer- change assessment. ISM Technical Report 2004- sity of Illinois. It can be accessed at http://www. 1543-12. A report for the U.S. Army Corps of ipm.msu.edu/new-ag.htm. Engineers Rock Island District. 100 pp. Solter, L., V. D’Amico, D. Goertz, G. Hoch, A. Eastman, C.E., ed. 2004. Research-exten- Linde,. M. McManus, J. Novotny, D. Pilarska, P. sion-grower partnership for Illinois horseradish Solter, J. Vavra, J. Weiser, and M. Zubrik. 2004. improvement: progress report by the Horseradish Research on microsporidia as potential classical Research Group for 2000 - 2003. 28 pp. (Report and augmentative biological control agents of the submitted to the Horseradish Growers of Illinois, gypsy moth. USDA Interagency Research Forum University of Illinois Agricultural Experiment on Gypsy Moth and other Invasive Species, An- Station Ofﬁ ce of Research, and the Illinois Natu- napolis, MD. ral History as sponsors of the research.) Solter, L.F. 2004. Progress report on develop- Eastman, C. 2004. Cropping intensity and ment, evaluation, and safety of entomopathogens organic amendments in transitional farming for control of arthropod pests. USDA AD-421. systems: effects on soil fertility, weeds, diseases and insects. Annual report for September 30,

21 Solter, L.F. 2004. Annual Report to NCR-125, of plant and crop science. Marcel Dekker, New North Central Regional Project on Biological York, NY. Control of Arthropod Pests. Popular Articles Solter, L. 2004. IOBC Newsletter report on NCR- 125 Midwest Institute for Biological Control Cabrera, A.R., R.A. Cloyd, and E.R. Zaborski. Insect Pathology Short Course, June 28–July 1. 2004. The spuds have it. Greenhouse Grower 22(10):48, 50, 52, 54. Solter, L. University of Illinois Department of Entomology Newsletter 2004 research report. Post, Susan. 2004. Demons of the dust. The Il- linois Steward 13(4):2–4. Soucek, D.J., J.M. Levengood, S. Gallo, W.R. Hill, J.L. Talbott, and G.O. Bordson. 2004. Risks Post, Susan. 2004. Illinois Beach State Park. The to insectivorous birds in the Calumet Region Illinois Steward 13(3):3–7. from transfer of contaminants from sediments to emergent aquatic insects. Report submitted to Post, Susan. 2004. Eastern prairie white-fringed Illinois Waste Management and Research Center. orchid. Outdoor Illinois 12(11):20. September 30, 2004. Post, Susan. 2004. A trill of a lifetime. The Il- Soucek, D.J. 2004. Impacts of coalmine dis- linois Steward 13(2):2–4. charges on Illinois unionid mussels. Final Report submitted to Illinois Department of Natural Post, Susan. 2004. Wet feet-wetland exotics. Out- Resources, Springﬁ eld, IL. June 28, 2004. door Illinois 12(7):6–9.

Soucek, D.J. 2004. Effects of hardness, chloride, Post, Susan. 2004. When we’re gone. . . we’re and acclimation on the acute toxicity of sulfate to gone. The Illinois Steward 13(1):2. freshwater invertebrates. Final Report to Illinois Environmental Protection Agency and Illinois Post, Susan. 2004. Trilliums here and there. The Coal Association. January 14, 2004. Illinois Steward 13(1):3–10.

Spencer, J.L. 2004. Movement and mating of Curriculum adult western corn rootworms. Research progress report to Monsanto Company. October 8, 2004. Jeffords, M. and S. Post. 2004. Invasive species: a worldwide issue relevant to Illinois. Exotic spe- Spencer, J.L. Illinois state report: western corn cies curriculum. 100 pp. rootworm movement. NCR-148 North Central Regional Committee on Migration & Dispersal of Jeffords, M., S. Post, and C. Nixon. 2004. Com- Insects and Other Biotic Agents, Tucson, AZ. municating nature: photography, writing, and sketching for the ﬁ eld naturalist. Developed for Wiedenmann, R.N. 2004. Biological control University of Illinois NRES 499 and the Illinois activities in Illinois, 2003–2004. Annual Report to Nature Conservancy. 125 pp. NCR-125 Committee, USDA-CSREES. Conference Proceedings Zaborski, E.R. 2004. Soil invertebrate abundance and occurrence in relation to management Esarey, J.C., D.J. Soucek, D.M. Cropek, and T. and soil factors in Illinois. FY 2004 Annual Smith. 2004. Toxicological effects of military Progress Report, Project No. ILLU-875-378. smokes and obscurants on aquatic threatened United States Department of Agriculture AD-421 and endangered species. Proceedings of the 24th Progress Report. 1 pp. Army Science Conference, Orlando, FL. Novem- ber 29– December 2, 2004.

MISCELLANEOUS Hoch, G., C. Schafellner, M.W. Henn, L.F. Solter, and A. Schopf. 2004. Physiological interactions Book Chapters between the microsporidium Vairimorpha sp. and its insect host, the Lymantria dispar larva. Levine, E. 2004. Root-feeding Insects. Pages (Lepidoptera, Lymantriidae). NATO Advanced 1114–1116 in R.M. Goodman, ed. Encyclopedia Research Workshop: Emergent Pathogens in the

22 21st Century: First United Workshop on Micro- Lambkin, C.L., M.E. Irwin, G.E. Kampmeier, sporidia from Invertebrate and Vertebrate Hosts, D.K. Yeates, and B.M. Wiegmann. 2004. Re- Prague, Czech Republic. wards and challenges of global, collaborative taxonomy: the paradigm shift offered by PEET. Raghu, S., C. Wiltshire, and K. Dhileepan. 2004. Invited symposium talk, XXII International Con- Plant podding behaviour is a critical determinant gress of Entomology, Brisbane, Australia, August of impact of seed predation in the invasive le- 2004. Abstract on conference CD. gume Leucaena leucocephala. ESA. 2004. Eco- logical Society of Australia Inc. Annual Confer- Levine, E., J.L. Spencer, S.A. Isard, and T.R. ence, University of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia, Mabry. 2004. Seasonal movement and disease December 7–10, 2004. transmission by western corn rootworm adults as the variant moves into an area. Part of a sympo- Solter, L.F., and M.L. McManus. 2004. Rhyme sium entitled “Western Corn Rootworm Variant or reason: issues for release of European gypsy on the Move: What Have We Learned Since moth microsporidia into North American host the Mid-1990s?” 59th Annual Meeting, North populations. Society for Invertebrate Pathology Central Branch of the Entomological Society of Annual Meeting. Helsinki, Finland. (Invited) America, Kansas City, MO. Abstract no. 119.

Spencer, J.L., K. Cook, and R. Estes. 2004. Uni- Novak, R.J., and R.L. Lampman. 2004. West versity of Illinois Agronomy Day . 21st Century Nile Virus in Illinois: introduction of an exotic Corn Rootworm Management: Old Dogs and zoonotic pathogen into urban and natural areas. New Tricks. Crop Sciences Research and Educa- Illinois Mosquito and Vector Control Association. tion Center. Urbana, Illinois. August 19, 2004. November, 2004, Champaign, IL

J.L. Spencer. 2004. International Conference on Lampman, R.L., J. Morris, J. Johnson, and R. Diabrotica Genetics, Kansas City, Mo. Ecology Novak. 2004. WNV transmission in Champaign- meets genetics in the study of the rotation-resis- Urbana. Illinois Mosquito and Vector Control tant western corn rootworm. December 13–15, Association. November, 2004, Champaign, IL. 2004. Krasavin, N., and Novak, R.J. 2004. West Nile Wiedenmann, R.N. 2004. Ecology of Lepi- virus update for Illinois. Illinois Mosquito and dopteran stemborers. Proceedings of a Work- Vector Control Association. November, 2004, shop on Stemborers of Sugarcane, Los Mochis, Champaign, IL. Sinalaoa, Mexico. Novak, R.J., and R.L. Lampman. 2004. Ecology Abstracts of Cx. pipiens & Cx. restuans in the midwestern Abstract. American Mosquito Control Associa- Kampmeier, G.E., and M.E. Irwin. 2004. Track- tion. March 2004, Savannah, GA. ing specimens, taxonomic nomenclature, and literature in Mandala. Electronic poster, XXII Lampman, R.L., N. Krasavin, and R. Novak. International Congress of Entomology, Brisbane, 2004. West Nile virus in Illinois: a tale of two Australia, August 2004. Abstract on conference seasons. American Mosquito Control Association. CD. March 2004, Savannah, GA.

Kampmeier, G.E., and M.E. Irwin. 2004. Track- Novak, R.J., and R.L. Lampman. The need for de- ing specimens, taxonomic nomenclature, and tailed entomological information. 2004. Ameri- literature in Mandala. Abstract p. 63 for electronic can Mosquito Control Association. March 2004, poster for PEET V, Urbana, IL September 20–23, Savannah, GA. 2004. Hummel, H. E., R.L. Metcalf, R.L. Lampman, Knolhoff, L.M., D.W. Onstad, E. Levine, and J.L. and R. Novak. 2004. Discovery and utilization Spencer. 2004. Differentiation of two strains of of plant kairomones for behavioral control of the western corn rootworm (Coleoptera: Chryso- western corn rootworm and some of its close rela- melidae) using a behavioral bioassay. Entomol. tives. 15th International Plant Protection Con- Soc. Am., Salt Lake City, Utah. On-line poster gress, May 2004, Beijing, China. presentation abstract, D0064.

23 Roehrdanz, R., and E. Levine. 2004. Multiple Nonrefereed Articles and Bulletins Wolbachia strains in northern corn rootworm (Diabrotica barberi) individuals collected near a Solter, L.F. 2004. Microsporidia. Pages mtDNA genetic boundary. Entomol. Soc. Am., 1412–1414 in J.L. Capinera, ed. Encyclopedia Salt Lake City, Utah. On-line poster presentation of entomology. Kluwer Academic Publishers, abstract, D0228. Dordrecht, Netherlands

Spencer, J.L., S.A. Isard, T.R. Mabry, and E. CD-ROM publications Levine. 2004. Effects of local weather and soybean herbivory on the movement of rotation- Kampmeier, G.E., M.E. Irwin, and K. Alg- resistant western corn rootworm beetles. Part of min. 2004. Mandala 5.3: a database system a symposium entitled “Western Corn Rootworm for systematics & biodiversity studies. Diptera Variant on the Move: What Have We Learned Data Dissemination Disk II. (CD-ROM). North Since the Mid-1990s?” 59th Annual Meet- American Dipterists Society. ing, North Central Branch of the Entomological Society of America, Kansas City, MO. Abstract Kampmeier, G.E., M.E. Irwin, and K. Algmin. no. 118. 2004. Stiletto ﬂ y (Insecta: Diptera: Therevidae) Web site. Diptera Data Dissemination Disk II Wiegmann, B.M., R. Meier, D.K. Yeates, G.W. (CD-ROM). North American Dipterists Society. Courtney, F.C. Thompson, and G.E. Kampmeier. FLYTREE: Cooperative research in phylo-genet- Holston, K.C., and G.E. Kampmeier. 2004. Sys- ics & bioinformatics towards a Dipteran Tree of tematic database of Thereva names. Diptera Data Life. Invited symposium talk. XXII International Dissemination Disk, Vol. 2 (CD-ROM). North Congress of Entomology, Brisbane, Australia, Au- American Dipterists Society. gust 2004. Abstract on conference CD. Web Sites Newsletters Kampmeier, G.E. Debuted new FLYTREE Web Krasavin, N. 2004. Letters from the Secretary- site in March, 2004 at http://www.inhs.uiuc. Treasurer’s desk. Illinois Mosquito and Vector edu/cee/FLYTREE/ Control Association Newsletter May and October 2004. Solter, L. http://www.inhs.uiuc.edu/cee/biocon- trol/pathogens/home.html Lampman, R. 2004. West Nile virus and weather. Illinois Mosquito and Vector Control Association Newsletter May 2004.

Garabagi, F., C. Knight, N. Mihelcic, A. Schaafs- ma, P. Pauls, E. Levine, and C.R. Edwards. 2004. Towards markers for western corn rootworm. Abstracts of the papers presented at the 10th IWGO-Diabrotica subgroup meeting in Engel- berg, Switzerland. January 14–17, 2004. Inter- national Working Group on Ostrinia and Other Maize Pests (IWGO) Newsletter, Volume XXV, Number 1, p. 28.

Soucek, D.J., and J.C. Esarey. 2004. From air to water contamination: steps to reduce high sulfur coal pollution. Illinois Natural History Survey Reports 380:1,8.

Wiedenmann, R.N., and J.D. Parrish. 2004. Prospects for biological control of teasel in Il- linois. Illinois Natural History Survey Reports 379:1,8.

24 CEE RESEARCH PROJECTS Insect and Weed Management in Vegetable Crops under Organic, Conventional, and Transitional Host Relationships of Kyrghyz Bees and Meloid Production Systems Beetles C. Eastman, E. Zaborski, J. Masiunas J. Bouseman Cropping Intensity and Organic Amendments in Meloid Beetles of Illinois Transitional Farming systems: Effects on Soil Fertility, Weeds, Diseases and Insects J. Bouseman C. Eastman, D. Anderson (UIUC), D. Cavana- ugh-Grant (UIUC), L. Cooperband (UIUC), Native Bees and Pollination D. Eastburn (UIUC), J. Lundgren (USDA), J. J. Bouseman Masiunas (UIUC), J. Shaw, M. Wander (UIUC), E.R. Zaborski Ticks and Tick-borne Diseases in Illinois J. Bouseman Host Plant Resistance for soybean Insect Pests C. Helm, R. Nelson (UIUC Crop Sciences) Prairie Insects of Illinois J. Bouseman Cooperative Agricultural Pest Survey C. Helm, E. Brewer Silk Moths and Royal Moths of Illinois J. Bouseman Soybean Disease Transmission by Western Corn Rootworms and Bean Leaf Beetles Skippers of Illinois E. Levine, J. Spencer, S. Isard (Penn State Uni- J. Bouseman versity), G. Hartman (USDA)

Hawk Moths of Illinois Environmental and Genetic Basis for Prolonged J. Bouseman Diapause in Northern Corn Rootworm Eggs E. Levine Understanding and Managing the Soybean Aphid: New Invader of the U.S. and Illinois Genetic Markers for Western Corn Rootworm C. D’Arcy (Dept. Of Crop Sciences, U of I), L. Adults that Lay Eggs in Soybean Fields E. Levine, N. Mihelcic (University of Guelph, Domier (USDA-ARS), M. Gray (Dept. Of Crop Canada), A. Schaafsma (University of Guelph, Sciences, U of I), G. Hartman (USDA-ARS, Canada), J. Spencer NSRL), S. Isard (Department of Geography, U of I), D. Onstad (Department of NRES, U of I), P. Response of Western Corn Rootworms to Differ- Orwick, (NSRL), S. Ratcliffe (Dept. Of Crop Sci- ent Soybean Lines ences, U of I), J. Shaw (INHS), L. Solter (INHS), E. Levine, J. Spencer, M. Gray, R. Nelson K. Steffey (Dept. Of Crop Sciences, U of I), D. (USDA), R. Hammond (Ohio State Univ.), C. Voegtlin (INHS), L. Wax (USDA-ARS) Pierce, S. Isard

Effects of Organic Transitional Farming Systems Pattern of Movement between Corn and Soybean on Soil Fertility, Weeds, Insects, and Diseases Fields by Western Corn Rootworm Adults as C. Eastman Crop Rotation Begins to Fail E. Levine, J. Spencer, E. Adee (Monmouth, IL) Prospects for Alternative Crucifer Pest Manage- ment Systems Using Glucosinolate-rich Cultivars Factors Responsible for Mass Feeding by Adult C. Eastman, J. Masiunas (UIUC), M. Kushad Western Corn Rootworms on Soybean Leaves (UIUC) E. Levine, A. Cosse, R. Bartelt (USDA, Peoria, IL) Effect of Intercropping and Trap Cropping on Diamondback Moths State-wide Surveys of Western corn Rootworm A. Gonzalez (UIUC, University of Puerto Rico), Beetles in Soybean Fields C. Eastman E. Levine, J. Spencer Egg-laying by the Northern Corn Rootworm in Pest Management with Glucosinolate-rich culti- Soybean Fields vars E. Levine C. Eastman, J. Masiunas (UIUC), M. Kushad (UIUC)

25 Population Dynamics of Vector Mosquitoes in Thrips in Greenhouse Production of Gerbera Illinois Daisy R. Novak, R. Lampman, N. Krasavin E. Caamano, R. Cloyd (U of IL), L. Solter

Evaluation of Novel Mosquito Repellents Pathogen Complex of Midwestern Bumble Bee R. Novak, R. Lampman Species C. North, L. Solter, S. Cameron (U of IL) Chemical Ecology and Toxicology of Mosquitoes R. Novak, R. Lampman Biology and Taxonomy of a Microsporidium in the Black Vine Weevil. Exploratory Centers Grant on Urban Arthropod- L. Solter, D. Bruck (USDA/ARS, Corvallis, OR) borne Diseases R. Novak, J. Beier ( University of Miami), J. Shili- Systematics and Within-species Variability of lu (International Center for Insect Physiology and Entomopathogenic Microsporidia Ecology ICIPE), J. Githurie (ICIPE), C. Mbogo L. Solter, J. Maddox, J. Vavra & J. Weiser (ICIPE), G. Tewolde, D. Chadee (Trinidad), Adel (Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic), C. Gad (An Shams Univ, Cairo), Gil Ben-Natal (Tel Vossbrinck (Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Aviv, Israel) Station, New Haven, CT), D. Pilarska (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences), M. McManus (USDA For- Investigation on Arboviral Surveillance and est Service, NE Station, CT), A. Linde (Fachhoch- Ecology (St. Louis Encephalitis and West Nile schule Eberswalde, Eberswalde, Germany) Viruses) R. Novak, W. Gu, B. Jacobs, O. Sanogo, Biology and Ecology Studies of Entomo- N. Krasavin, K Kunkel, N Mateus pathogens L. Solter, Gernot Hoch (Austrian National Sci- West Nile Virus: Potential Host and Vector Inter- ence Foundation Fellow), D. Pilarska (Bulgarian actions in Illinois Academy of Sciences), C. Vossbrinck (Connecti- R. Novak, R. Lampman, J. M. Ward, W. Gu, N. cut Agricultural Experiment Station), , J. Novotny Krasavin & M. Zubrik (Forest Research Institute, Banska Stiavnica, Slovakia), A. Linde (Fachhochschule Training Students in Molecular Techniques for Eberswalde, Eberswalde, Germany), M. McMa- Arbovirus Detection nus (USDA Forest Service, NE Station, CT) R. Novak, O. Sanogo Effects of Water Quality Characteristics on Toxic- Microbial Control of African Anopheles Mosqui- ity of Sulfate to Freshwater Invertebrates toes in Rice D. Soucek, C. Ingersoll (USGS) R. Novak, W. Gu, B. Jacobs, J Shililu, J. Githure, R. Briones, I. Kakoma Toxicity of Military Smokes and Obscurants to Aquatic Invertebrates Integrated Mosquito Management in Eritrea to D. Soucek, D. Cropek (USACE CERL), T. Smith Manage Malaria (USACE CERL) R. Novak Risks to Insectivorous Birds in the Calumet Re- Population Dynamics of Vector Mosquitoes in gion from Trophic Transfer of Contaminants Illinois D. Soucek, J. Levengood, W. Hill, J. Talbott R. Novak, R. Lampman, N. Krasavin (WMRC), G. Bordson (WMRC)

Insecticide Evaluation of Field, Forage, Fruit and Evaluation of Kairomone Traps for Western Corn Vegetable Crops Rootworm Monitoring J. Shaw J. Spencer, T. Mabry (UIUC), E. Levine, S. Isard (UIUC) Biology and Taxonomy of a Microsporidium of the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Western Corn Rootworm Adult Mortality Follow- L. Solter, D. Palmer (NJ Dept. of Agriculture) ing Consumption of Transgenic Corn J. Spencer, T. Mabry (UIUC) Effects of Surfactants on Entomopathogenic Nematodes for Use against Western Flower

26 Using Transgenic Corn tissue as a Novel Marker Garlic Mustard Ecology and Biological Control for Dispersal Studies R. Wiedenmann, S. Post, S. Raghu J. Spencer, T. Mabry (UIUC) Integrating Biological Control into Education and Movement and Mating of Adult Western corn Outreach Rootworms in East-central Illinois cornﬁ elds R.Wiedenmann, S. Post, M. Jeffords, S. Raghu J. Spencer, D. Onstad (UIUC), E. Levine, S. Isard (UIUC) Ecology and Management of Leafy Spurge in Illinois Soybean Foliage Consumption Reduces Vigor of R. Wiedenmann, L. Schwab, S. Raghu Adult Western Corn Rootworms J. Spencer, T. Mabry (UIUC), S. Isard (UIUC), E. Galerucella Aggregation Pheromone Levine R.Wiedenmann, S. Post, S. Raghu R. Bartel (USDA-ARS), A. Cosse (USDA-ARS), B. Morphological Analysis of Aphis glycines Zilkowski (USDA-ARS) D. Voegtlin Interactions of Reduced-risk Insecticides and the Biological Control of Pine Aphids Cinara atlan- Citrus Mealybug Parasitoid, Leptomastix dacty- tica and Cinara pinivora in Brazil through the lopii Introduction of Parasitoids Collected in North R. Cloyd (UIUC), R. Wiedenmann America D. Voegtlin Earthworms of Illinois E.R. Zaborski Baseline Survey of Invertebrates at Indian Ridge Marsh, Indian Creek, and Hegewisch March Soil Mites as Biological Indicators of Soil Condi- D. Voegtlin tion E.R. Zaborski Response of Three CMV Vector Aphid Species to Autumnal Photoperiod and Temperature An Alternative Expellant for Sampling Earth- D. Voegtlin worm Populations E.R. Zaborski Host-parasite Physiological Interactions R. Wiedenmann, M. Alleyne, C. Helm, J. Nardi Bipalium adventitium, an Exotic Flatworm Preda- (UIUC), R. Kﬁ r (Plant Protection Research Insti- tor of Earthworms tute, Pretoria, South Africa) E.R. Zaborski

Garlic Mustard Ecology and Biological Control Inﬂ uences of Insecticides and Transgenic Corn in R. Wiedenmann, E. Gault (UIUC), J. Lundgren Soil Ecosystems (UIUC) E.R. Zaborski

Impacts of Purple Loosestrife on Nesting Wetland Soil Mesostigmata in Illinois Birds E.R. Zaborski R. Wiedenmann, J.D. Maddox (UIUC) Oribatic Mites of Illinois Teasel Ecology and Control Methods E.R. Zaborski R. Wiedenmann, S. Post, C. Helm, S. Raghu, J Parrish (Milliken University), B Rector (USDA- Fungus Gnats and Their Natural Enemies in ARS) Greenhouses E.R. Zaborski, R. Cloyd (UIUC) Biological Control of Purple Loosestrife R.Wiedenmann, S. Post, C. Helm, D. Voegtlin, S. Molecular Identiﬁ cation and Function of Endo- Raghu symbionts in Vector Mosquitoes L. Kent (UIUC), R. Novak Midwest Institute for Biological Control R. Wiedenmann, R. O’Neil (Purdue), J. Obrycki (Iowa State), E. Delfosse (USDA

27 Center for Wildlife and Plant Ecology

SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS Gondim, L.F.P., M.M. McAllister, N.E. Mateus- Pinilla, W.C. Pitt, L.D. Mech, and M.E. Nel- Bailey, S.D. 2004. A record count of Mississippi son. 2004. Transmission of Neospora caninum Kites in Southern Illinois, with notes on other Il- between wild and domestic animals. Journal of linois high counts, prey items, and breeding areas. Parasitology. 90(6):1361–1365. Meadowlark 13(1):10–14. Hofmann, J.E., and L.L. Getz. 2004. Levels of Carroll, C.J., and M.A. Feist. 2004. The redis- female aggressiveness in ﬂ uctuating populations covery of Baptisia tinctoria (L.) R. Brown in of Microtus ochrogaster and M. pennsylvanicus. Illinois. Castanea 69(3):234–235. Acta Theriol. Sinica 24:125–131.

Christopher, M.M., M. Shooshtari, and J. M. Hoover, J.P. 2004. Raccoons and cowbirds Levengood. 2004. Assessment of erythrocyte reduce the nesting success of Eastern Bluebirds in morphologic abnormalities in Mallards with bottomland forests. Bluebird 26:10–14. experimentally induced zinc toxicosis. American Journal of Veterinary Research 65:440–446. Kershner, E. L., J.W. Walk, and R.E. Warner. 2004. Postfl edging movements and survival of Cooprider, M.A., R.L. Larimore, J.E. Ebinger, juvenile Eastern Meadowlarks. Auk 121:1146– W.E. McClain, and V.L. LaGesse. 2004. Veg- 1154. etation and soils of the Oliver’s Grove region, Livingston County, Illinois. Erigenia 20:22–28. Kershner, E.L., J.W. Walk, and R.E. Warner. 2004. Breeding season decisions, renesting and Cordle, L. 2004. A retrospective look at GIS and annual fecundity of female Eastern Meadowlarks. natural resources in Illinois. Illinois GIS Notes. Auk 121:796–805. Winter 2004:1, 4–5. Ketzner, D.M. 2004. Illinois fl ora updates: new DeVore, S.L., S.D. Bailey, and G. Kennedy. distribution records and noteworthy collections. 2004. Birds of Illinois. Lone Pine Publishing, Erigenia 20:98–104. Auburn, Washington. 376 pp. Kleen, V.M., L. Cordle, and R.A. Montgomery. Diffendorfer J.E., Doherty P.F. 2004. Lifting 2004. The Illinois breeding bird atlas. Illinois Cassandra’s curse. Conservation Biology 18:600. Natural History Survey Special Publication No. 26. xviii + 459 pp. Feist, M.A., L.R. Phillippe, D.T. Busemeyer, and J.E. Ebinger. 2004. Vegetation survey of Dean Martin, J.M., and E.J. Heske. 2004. Cover and Hills Nature Preserve, Fayette County, Illinois. soil drainage infl uence burrow location of Frank- Castanea 69(1):52–66. lin’s ground squirrel (Spermophilus franklinii) in Champaign County, Illinois. Transactions of the Getz, L.L., J.E. Hofmann, B. McGuire, and M.K. Illinois State Academy of Science 97:227–233. Oli. 2004. Population dynamics of the northern short-tailed shrew, Blarina brevicauda: insights Matthews, J.W. 2004. Effects of site and spe- from a 25-year study. Canadian Journal of Zool- cies characteristics on nested patterns of species ogy 82:1679–1686. composition in sedge meadows. Plant Ecology 174:271–278. Getz, L.L., L.E. Simms, J.E. Hofmann, and B. Mcguire. 2004. Delayed density-dependent ef- Molano-Flores, B. 2004. Breeding systems of fects and population fl uctuation in the prairie vole plants used for prairie restorations: a review. Microtus ochrogaster, Acta Zool. Sinica 50:1–8. Transactions of the Illinois State Academy of Sci- ences 97(2):95–102.

28 Molano-Flores, B. 2004. Reproductive success of Spyreas, G., J. Ellis, C. Carroll, and B. Molano- the federal endangered leafy prairie clover, Dalea Flores. 2004. Non-native plant commonness and foliosa, in Illinois: a third year of data. Castanea dominance in the forests, wetlands, and grass- 69(1):9–14. lands of Illinois, USA. Natural Areas Journal. 24: 290–299. Morris D.W., and J.E. Diffendorfer. 2004. Re- ciprocating dispersal by habitat-selecting white- Stafford, J.D., L.D. Flake, and P.W. Mammenga. footed mice. Oikos 107:549–558. 2004. Overland movements and habitat use of Mallard broods departing overwater nesting struc- Morris D.W., J.E. Diffendorfer J.E., and P. Lun- tures. The Prairie Naturalist 36(3):143–159. dberg. 2004. Dispersal among habitats varying in fi tness: reciprocating migration through ideal Walk, J.W., K. Wentworth, E.L. Kershner, E.K. habitat selection. Oikos 107:559–575. Bollinger, and R.E. Warner. 2004. Renesting decisions and annual fecundity of female Dickcissels Mulvaney, C.R., B. Molano-Flores, and D.W. in Illinois. Auk 121:1250–1261. Whitman. 2004. The reproductive biology of Agalinis auriculata (Michx.) Raf. (Oroban- Yaremych S.A., J.M. Levengood, R.J. Novak, chaceae), a threatened North American prairie P.C. Mankin, and R.E. Warner. 2004. Gender inhabitant. International Journal of Plant Sciences determination and lack of sex-specifi c West Nile 165(4):605–614. Virus mortality in American Crows. Wildlife Society Bulletin 32:893–899. Niven, D.K., J.R. Sauer, G.S. Butcher, and W.A. Link. 2004. Christmas bird count provides insights into population change in land birds that TECHNICAL REPORTS breed in the boreal forest. American Birds 58: 10–20. Ahler, S.R., S.J. Taylor, M.E. Slay, and W.C. Handel. September 2004. Cultural and biologi- Phillippe, L.R., M.A. Feist, and J.E. Ebinger. cal inventory and monitoring protocol for thirteen 2004. Vascular fl ora of Long Branch Nature selected caves at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. Preserve, Mason County, Illinois. Transactions of Illinois State Museum Society, Landscape History the Illinois State Academy of Science 27(3&4): Program, Technical Report 2004-1652-8. viii + 197–208. 161 pages, 13 maps, 6 appendices.

Plocher, A., and J.W. Matthews. 2004. Assess- Bowyer, M.W., A.P. Yetter, C.S. Hine, M.M. ment of created wetland performance in Illinois. Horath, and S.P. Havera. 2004. Covermapping Illinois Natural History Survey Special Publica- of moist-soil plant and willow communities on tion 27. ii+22 pp. Chautauqua National Wildlife Refuge. Final Report to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. (Grant Rowe, K.C., E.J. Heske, P.W. Brown, and K.N. No. 301814J165). 18 pp. Paige. 2004. Surviving the ice: northern refugia and postglacial colonization. Proceedings of the Busemeyer, D.T., and J. Kurylo. 2004. Wetland National Academy of Science 101:10355-–0359. Survey Report for TR 235 over Bear Creek, Christian County, Illinois. Technical report sub- Sauer, J.R., D.K. Niven, and W.A. Link. 2004. mitted to the Illinois Department of Transporta- Statistical analyses make the Christmas bird tion. 15 pp. count relevant for conservation. American Birds. 58:21–33. Busemeyer, D.T., and S.M. Wiesbrook. 2004. Wetland Survey Report for TR 198 over Logan Schmidt, K.A., and C.J. Whelan. 2004. Nest Creek, Brown County, Illinois. Technical report guarding increases nest success through time but submitted to the Illinois Department of Transpor- not across space. Condor 107:138–144. tation. 10 pp.

Smith, J.E., S.J. Taylor, C.J. Whelan, M.L. Busemeyer, D.T., and S.M. Wiesbrook. 2004. Denight and M.M. Stake. 2004. Behavioral Wetland Mitigation Site Monitoring Report for interactions between the ﬁ re ants and vertebrate FAP 322 (U.S. 51), Jackson County, Illinois. 35 nest predators at two Black-Capped Vireo nests. pp. Wilson Bulletin. 116 (2):163–166.

29 Busemeyer, D.T., and S.M. Wiesbrook. 2004. Technical Report. Illinois Natural History Survey, Wetland Survey Report for FAS 203 (Moline Champaign, Illinois. 78 pp. Rd. over Meredosia Ditch), Whiteside and Rock Island counties, Illinois. Technical report submit- Hamer, G., and E.J. Heske. 2004. Shorebird pre- ted to the Illinois Department of Transportation. dation on invertebrates. Final Report to Illinois 15 pp. Wildlife Preservation Fund. 39 pp.

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Feist, M. A., S.M. Wiesbrook, B. Zercher, and Ketzner, D., D. Keene, R. Larimore, and B. P. Tessene. 2004. Wetland survey report for Zercher. 2004. Wetland report for FAP 505 (Illi- Addenda A & B to FAP 365 (IL 56/Butterﬁ eld nois Route 75) over Timothy Creek in Winnebago Road), DuPage County, Illinois. Technical report County, Illinois. Technical report submitted to the submitted to the Illinois Department of Transpor- Illinois Department of Transportation. 10 pp. tation. 16 pp. Ketzner, D., D. Keene, B. Wilm, R. Larimore, and B. Zercher. 2004. Wetland report for FAP 827 Grigg. C., and D. Busemeyer. 2004. Wetland (Illinois Route 15), new crossing of the Wabash Report for North Mudline Road over Paum Creek River, Wabash County, Illinois, and Gibson (FAS 1916) in Jackson County, Illinois. Technical County, Indiana. Technical report submitted to the Report. Illinois Natural History Survey, Cham- Illinois Department of Transportation. 99 pp. paign, Illinois. 13 pp. Ketzner, D., and D. Keene. 2004. Wetland report Grigg, C., M. A. Feist, and B. Zercher. 2004. for FA 999 (New Mississippi River Bridge) in Memo about Seavey Bike Path in Lake County. Madison and St. Clair counties, Illinois—adden- Technical Report. Illinois Natural History Survey, dum. Technical report submitted to the Illinois Department of Transportation. 7 pp. Champaign, Illinois. 1 p. Kurylo, J., and D.T. Busemeyer. 2004. Wet- Grigg, C., A. Plocher, S. Wiesbrook, and B. land report for TR 235 over Prairie Fork Creek Zercher. 2004. Wetland report for FAI 55 (I-55) in Christian County, Illinois. Technical report Bridge over Kankakee River in Will County, Il- submitted to the Illinois Department of Transpor- tation. 7 pp. linois. Technical Report. Illinois Natural History Survey, Champaign, Illinois. 11 pp. Kurylo, J., R. Larimore, and T. Grigg. 2004. Wetland Report for TR 90A (Seiferman Road) Grigg, C., S. Wiesbrook, B. Wilm, and B. over Cache Hollow Creek in Calhoun County, Zercher. 2004. Wetland report for interchange Illinois. Technical report submitted to the Illinois Department of Transportation. 12 pp. of Route 60 and I-94 in Lake County, Illinois.

30 Kurylo, J., R. Larimore, and D. Ketzner. 2004. Report Submitted to the Illinois Department of Wetland report for the intersection of IL 4 and CH Transportation. 65 pp. + aerial photos. 18 in Randolph County, Illinois. Technical report submitted to the Illinois Department of Transpor- Marcum, P., D. Keene, B. Zercher, and R. Lari- tation. 11 pp. more. 2004. Wetland report for FAP 324 (IL 23), over the Kishwaukee River and the Kishwaukee Kurylo, J., and J. Matthews. 2004. Wetland River overﬂ ow, north of the town of Marengo, report for 1700N (TR 189) over Spring Creek in McHenry County, Illinois. Technical Report Iroquois County, Illinois. Technical report submit- Submitted to the Illinois Department of Transpor- ted to the Illinois Department of Transportation. tation. 18 pp. + aerial photos. 22 pp. Matthews, J., D. Keene, B. Zercher, D. Ketzner, Kurylo, J., and J. Matthews. 2004. Wetland and B. Wilm. 2004. Wetland survey report for report for TR 159 (1900N) over Spring Creek FAP 789 (Illinois Route 143) over Silver Creek in in Iroquois County, Illinois. Technical report Madison County. Technical report submitted to submitted to the Illinois Department of Transpor- the Illinois Department of Transportation. 9 pp. tation. 17 pp. Matthews, J., D. Keene, B. Zercher, D. Ketzner, Larimore, R.L., P.B. Marcum, S.M. Wiesbrook, and B. Wilm. 2004. Wetland survey report for and B. Zercher. 2004. Wetland survey report FAS 731 (CH 2) over Apple Creek in Greene for FAP 342 (IL 120), Belvidere and Hunt Club County. Technical report submitted to the Illinois Road, Lake County, Illinois. Technical report Department of Transportation. 5 pp. submitted to the Illinois Department of Transpor- tation. 11 pp. Matthews, J., S. Wiesbrook, and B. Zercher. Larimore, R.L., A.E. Plocher, D.J. Keene, P.B. 2004. Wetland survey report for Veterans Drive Marcum, and B. Zercher. 2004. Wetland survey extension in Tazewell County. Technical report report for FAP 336/FAU 2783, Central Avenue/ submitted to the Illinois Department of Transpor- Narragansett Avenue, Cook County, Illinois. tation. 92 pp. Technical report submitted to the Illinois Depart- ment of Transportation.1 p. Matthews, J., and D. Keene. 2004. Wetland survey report for TR 202 over Panther Creek in Larimore, R.L., D.M. Ketzner, D.J. Keene, and Woodford County. Technical report submitted to B. Zercher. 2004. Wetland survey report for FA the Illinois Department of Transportation. 5 pp. 303 (IL 173), road improvement to IL 173 and interchange with I-90, Winnebago/Boone counties, Matthews, J., and D. Keene. 2004. Wetland Illinois. Technical report submitted to the Illinois survey report for TR 66 over Goose Creek in Piatt Department of Transportation. 78 pp. County. Technical report submitted to the Illinois Department of Transportation. 14 pp. Larimore, R.L., D.M. Ketzner, and B. Zercher. 2004. Cover type mapping report for FA 303 (IL Matthews, J., and J. Kurylo. 2004. Wetland 173), road improvement to IL 173 and inter- survey report for FAS 338 (US Route 45) over change with I-90, Winnebago/Boone Counties, Spring Creek in Iroquois County. Technical Illinois. Technical report submitted to the Illinois report submitted to the Illinois Department of Department of Transportation. 11 pp. Transportation. 20 pp.

Levengood, J.M., D.J. Soucek, J. Esarey, R.J. Matthews, J., J. Kurylo, and R. Larimore. 2004. Hudson, W. Wimmer, and R.S. Halbrook. 2004. Wetland mitigation site monitoring report: FAP Contaminants in mussels from the Mississippi 316 (IL 26), near Orangeville in Stephenson and Illinois rivers conﬂ uence area. Final Report County, 2004. Technical report submitted to the to National Great Rivers Research and Education Illinois Department of Transportation. 48 pp. Center. 36 pp. Miller, C.A., W.L. Anderson, and L.K. Camp- Marcum, P., S. Wiesbrook, B. Zercher, and R. bell. 2004. Results of the 2003–2004 Illinois Larimore. 2004. Wetland report for FAP 108 (IL waterfowl hunter survey. Job completion report, 59), including addendum area, from Ferry Road Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration W-112-R-13. to New York Street/Aurora Avenue in Naperville Human Dimensions Program Report HR-04-03. and Aurora, DuPage County, Illinois. Technical Illinois Natural History Survey, Champaign, IL.

31 Miller, C.A., W.L. Anderson, L.K. Campbell, and Plocher, A., C. Grigg, and B. Zercher. 2004. FAI C.B. Colligan. 2004. Results of the 2002–2003 80 (I 55 Interchange), Will Co. Wetland determi- Illinois hunter harvest survey. Job completion nation. Technical report submitted to the Illinois report, Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration W- Department of Transportation. 37 pp. 112-R-12. Human Dimensions Program Report HR-03-02. Illinois Natural History Survey, Plocher, A., C. Grigg, B. Zercher, and S. Wies- Champaign, IL. brook. 2004. FAP 330 Add. B (US 45/LaGrange Rd.), Cook Co. Wetland Determination. Techni- Miller, C.A., W.L. Anderson, L.K. Campbell, and cal Report for the IDOT. 14 pp. J.A. Yeagle. 2004. Results of the homeowners and wildlife survey: Champaign-Urbana 2001. Plocher, A., and S. Wiesbrook. 2004. CH 21 Job completion report, Federal Aid in Wildlife (Pokey Rd.), Bond County wetland determina- Restoration W-112-R-11. Human Dimensions tion. Technical report submitted to the Illinois Program Report SR-01-01. Illinois Natural His- Department of Transportation. 8 pp. tory Survey, Champaign, IL Plocher, A., and S. Wiesbrook. 2004. FAP 314 Miller, C.A., W.L. Anderson, L.K. Campbell, and (IL 4), Madison County wetland determination. P. D. Leiter. 2004. Results of the 2003–2004 Technical report submitted to the Illinois Depart- Illinois hunter harvest survey. Job completion ment of Transportation. 12 pp. report, Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration W- 112-R-13. Human Dimensions Program Report Plocher, A., and R. Larimore. 2004. FAP 358 HR-04-01. Illinois Natural History Survey, (Torrence Ave.), Cook County wetland determi- Champaign, IL. nation. Technical report submitted to the Illinois Department of Transportation. 22 pp. Miller, C.A., W.L. Anderson, L.K. Campbell, and P. D. Leiter. 2004. Results of the 2003–2004 Plocher, A., and D. Keene. 2004. Illinois emer- Illinois trapper survey. Job completion report, gency management facility site evaluation, San- Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration W-112-R-13. gamon County wetland determination. Technical Human Dimensions Program Report HR-04-02. report submitted to the Illinois Department of Illinois Natural History Survey, Champaign, IL. Transportation. 8 pp.

Miller, C.A., W.L. Anderson, L.K. Campbell, and Plocher, A. C. Grigg, and B. Zercher. 2004. C.B. Colligan. 2004. Results of the 2002–2003 FAI 80 (I 55 Interchange), Will County wetland Illinois waterfowl hunter survey. Job completion determination. Technical report submitted to the report, Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration W- Illinois Department of Transportation. 37 pp 112-R-12. Waterfowl Program Periodic Report 105. Human Dimensions Program Report HR- Plocher, A., S. Wiesbrook, Miner, and Pociask. 03-01. Illinois Natural History Survey, Cham- 2004. FAP 312 (IL 3), Add. 1, Alexander County paign, IL. wetland mitigation site assessment. Technical report submitted to the Illinois Department of Miller, C., and W.L. Anderson. 2004. Illinois Transportation. 4 pp. Light goose conservation order survey report. Job completion report. Federal Aid in Wildlife Plocher, A., and S. Wiesbrook. 2005. FAP 312 Restoration W-112-R-13. Human Dimensions (IL 3), Willis Property, Franklin County wetland Research Program HR-04-04. Illinois Natural mitigation site assessment. Technical report History Survey, Champaign, IL. submitted to the Illinois Department of Transpor- tation. 20 pp. Molano-Flores, B., S. Bailey, and R. Jack. 2004. Regional, landscape, and patch size differences: Plocher, A., and S. Wiesbrook. 2004. FAI 55 Do they matter for forest bird species across Il- (I 55), Mclean County wetland mitigation linois? Pages 31–43 in CTAP 2003–2004 Report. monitoring. Technical report submitted to the Il- linois Department of Transportation. 19 pp. Plocher, A., C. Grigg, B. Zercher, S. Wiesbrook. 2004. FAP 330 Add. B (US 45/LaGrange Rd.), Spyreas, G., J.W. Mathews, J. Ellis, C. Carroll, Cook Co. Wetland Determination. Technical and B. Molano-Flores. 2004. The relationship report submitted to the Illinois Department of between forest maturity, forest diversity, and plant Transportation. 14 pp. distributions: will wildﬂ owers return to disturbed

32 forests? In the Terrestrial Ecosystems section of Wiesbrook, S.M., B. Wilm, and B. Zercher. 2004. the Critical Trends Assessment Program 2003– GPS only—addendum to wetland survey report 2004 Report. for FAP 809, in St. Clair and Monroe Counties, IL. Technical report submitted to the Illinois Taft, J.B. 2004. Conservation assessment for Department of Transportation. 2 pp. Amorpha nitens Boynton. Illinois Natural History Survey, Center for Wildlife and Plant Wiesbrook, S.M., B. Wilm, and B. Zercher. 2004. Ecology Technical Report 2005(^). Submitted to: Wetland survey report for FAS 856 (Kaskaskia Eastern Region of the Forest Service, Threatened Road), in Monroe County, IL. Technical report and Endangered Species Program, Milwaukee, submitted to the Illinois Department of Transpor- WI. December 15, 2004. 36 pp. tation. 38 pp.

Tessene, P., D. Keene, and B. Zercher. 2004. Wetland survey report for a proposed crossing MISCELLANEOUS of the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal by a bike path in Lemont, DuPage County. Technical Newsletters Report Submitted to the Illinois Department of Transportation. 6 pp. Brandon, A.L. 2004. Measuring the precision of volunteer stream monitoring methods. Illinois Tessene, P., J. Kurylo, B. Wilm, C. Grigg, and B. Natural History Survey Reports 378:5. Zercher. 2004. Wetland survey report for CH 30 (Huntley Road) from east of Randall Road to Edwards, A.L., and J.A. Koontz. 2004. Hill prai- west of IL 31, Kane County. Technical Report ries along a stretch of the Illinois River. Illinois Submitted to the Illinois Department of Transpor- Natural History Survey Reports 380:4. tation. 4 pp. Feist, M.A. 2004. Three “extirpated” species Tessene, P., S. Wiesbrook, P. Marcum, R. Lari- found in the Pembroke Savannas, Kankakee more, and B. Zercher. 2004. Wetland survey County, Illinois. The Harbinger: quarterly news- report for FAP 347 (IL 38/Roosevelt Road) east letter of the Illinois Native Plant Society 21(4):5. of Winfi eld Road (addendum), Du Page County. Technical Report Submitted to the Illinois Depart- Molano-Flores, B. 2004. Critical Trends Assess- ment of Transportation. 5 pp. ment Program Web page: a window to Illinois habitats. Illinois Natural History Survey Reports Tessene, P., and S. Wiesbrook. 2004. Wetland 379:8. survey report for a proposed South Beloit bypass (FAP 354); Winnebago County, IL, and Rock Gondim, L.F.P., M.M. McAllister, N.E. Mateus- County, WI. Technical Report Submitted to the Pinilla, W.C. Pitt, D. Mech, M. Nelson, and M.S. Illinois Department of Transportation. 69 pp. Lenarz. 2004. Transmission cycle of Neospora caninum: a single-cell parasite at the interface Walk, J.W. 2004. A plan for the recovery of the between domestic and wildlife species. Illinois greater prairie-chicken in Illinois. University of Natural History Survey Reports 379:9. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Illinois Department of Natural Resources, Springfi eld. Stafford, J.D. and R. M. Kaminski. 2004. Man- aging rice fi elds for waterfowl. Ducks Unlimited. Walk, J.W. 2004. Illinois’ Comprehensive Wild- November/December. life Conservation Plan. IDNR update fi rst quarter 2004. Stafford, J., and R. Kaminski. 2004. Delta “waste ice” dwindles for ducks. Arkansas Wild- Walk, J.W. 2004. T-2-P-1. Development of an life (Nov/Dec):7. Illinois comprehensive wildlife conservation plan. Annual performance report to U.S. Fish & Tweddale, Tari. The Illinois gap analysis project. Wildlife Service. 4 pp. Illinois Natural History Survey Reports 381:2.

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33 Magazines CWPE RESEARCH PROJECTS

Walk, J.W. 2004. Eurasian Collared-dove. Out- Pre-construction Monitoring of Shorebirds at door Illinois. July 2004:20. Lake Shelbyville Fish and Wildlife Management Areas Book Reviews S.B. Amundsen, E. Smith (IDNR), W. Louis (IDNR) Edwards, A.L. 2004. Going native in the neigh- borhood. Book review of native plants in the Annual Hunter Harvest Survey home landscape, by Keith Gerard Nowakowski. W.L. Anderson, P. Hubert, C. Miller, L. Campbell, A Prairie Rendezvous 6(4):5. P. Leiter

Whelan, C.J. 2004. Review of adaptive herbivore Annual Trapper Harvest Survey ecology. From Resources to Populations in Vari- W.L. Anderson, P. Hubert, C. Miller, L. Campbell, able Environments, by N. Owen Smith. Ethology P. Leiter 110:158–160. Annual Waterfowl Hunter Survey Symposia Proceedings W.L. Anderson, P. Hubert, C. Miller, L. Campbell

Schlossberg, S., J.P. Hoover, J. Brawn, and Snow Goose Hunter Survey C. Blood. 2004. Contributions of banding to W.L. Anderson, P. Hubert, C. Miller understanding habitat usage in birds. Symposia Proceedings in Memoirs of the Nuttall Ornitho- Wildlife and Conservation in Illinois logical Club. W.L.. Anderson, L. Campbell, P. Leiter

Maps Youth Hunter Survey W.L.. Anderson, L. Campbell, P. Leiter Luman, D., T. Tweddale, B. Bahnsen, and P. Wil- lis, 2004. Illinois land cover: Illinois State Geo- Herd-level Risk for Salmonella Culture Positive logical Survey, Illinois Map 12, scale 1:500,000. Status in Market Pigs P.B. Bahnson (U of Wisconsin) P.J. Fedorka-Cray (USDA Athens, GA), N.E. Mateus-Pinilla

Effects of Landscape Structure on Riparian Forest Songbirds S. Beyeler, P. Brown, E. Heske

Watershed Assessment and Development of a Watershed Plan for the La Moine, Vermilion, and Upper Little Wabash River Basins J. Boeckler

Big Bureau Creek Comprehensive Watershed As- sessment/Study J. Boeckler

Illinois Gap Analysis Project P. Brown, T. Tweddale, B. Bahnsen, L. Chapa, D. Luman (ISGS)

Effects of Restored Wetland Age, Size, and Man- agement on Avian Diversity and Abundance at Richardson Wildlife Foundation P. Brown, A. Bartlett, J. Schaust, S. Beyeler

34 Vascular Flora and Plant Community Survey The Spatial Distribution of Population Genetic of Iroquois Woods Nature Preserve, Kankakee Variation in the Federally Endangered Lysimachia County, Illinois asperulifolia Poir. in Lam. D. T. Busemeyer, L. R. Phillippe, P. B. Marcum, A.L. Edwards J. E. Ebinger Restoration of Sand prairie in Illinois: Seed Threatened and Endangered Species Monitoring Banks and Existing Vegetation for Tomanthera auriculata, Polygala incarnata, A.L. Edwards, M. McNicoll Rubus setosus, and Sparganium americanum D.T. Busemeyer Immunohistochemical Characteristics of Melan A and S100 Antibodies in Canine Melanoma Botanical Survey of Iroquois Woods Nature Pre- E.J. Ehrhart, N.E. Mateus-Pinilla, N. Ehrhart serve, Kankakee County, IL D.T. Busemeyer, J.E. Ebinger, L.R. Phillippe, P.B. The Role of Parasitic Plants on the Community Marcum Structure of Sand Prairies J.L. Ellis, B. Molano-Flores Inﬂ uence of Prey Availability on Habitat Use by Snakes Reproductive Biology and Genetic Diversity of G. Carfagno, E. Heske, P. Weatherhead Rudbeckia sullivantii L. Elrick (NRES Masters student), B. Molano- Risk Factors Associated with the Natural Trans- Flores, J. Koontz mission Cycle of Ribeiroia ondatrae within Snail and Tadpole Populations Population Biology and Effects of West Nile R. Cole (USGS Wildlife Health Center, WI), A. Virus on Northern Cardinals Schotthoefer, N.E. Mateus-Pinilla D. Enstrom, M. Ward, R. Novak

The Soils and Vegetation of the Oliver’s Grove Investigation of Hybridization of the Rediscov- Region, Livingston County, Illinois ered Baptisia tinctoria (Yellow Wild Indigo) and M.A. Cooprider, R.L. Larimore, J.E. Ebinger Baptisia lactea (White Wild Indigo) M.A. Feist, J. Koontz, C. Carroll Status and Trends in Illinois’ Wetlands: An Evalu- ation of Wetland Resources, Wetland Change, Search for New and Rare Vascular Plants and and Selected Environmental Impacts in a Highly Lichens for the All Taxa Biodiversity Inventory Agricultural Watershed — Great Smoky Mountains National Park L. Cordle, B. Wilm, J. Matthews, J. Kurylo, M.A. Feist, P. Marcum, R. Phillippe, D. Buse- D. Phillips meyer, C. Carroll, D. Ketzner, G. Spyreas, R. Larimore How Prescribed Fire and Mechanical Clearing Affect the Plants, Insects and Birds in Two Oak- Systematic Analysis of the Genera Oxypolis and hickory Forests in Central Illinois Ptilimnium (Apiaceae) C.H. Dietrich, R.L. Larimore, J.D. Brawn, M.A. Feist .E. Ebinger Natural Divisions of Illinois: Enhancement of the Effects of Fire Severity and Distance from Un- Spatial Database burned Edge on Mammalian Community Post-ﬁ re D. Greer Recovery J.E. Diffendorfer, S.R. Tremor, W.S. Spencer Impact of Foraging by Migrating Shorebirds on Invertebrates Collaborative Research: Testing for Cascading G. Hamer, P. Brown, E. Heske Effects of Habitat Fragmentation J.E. Diffendorfer, D.T. Bolger Vegetational Changes in Dry-mesic Upland For- est after Controlled Burning in the Mississippi Baseline Vegetation Study of a Prairie Grove in Palisades State Park, Carroll County, Illinois Champaign County W. Handel, S. Neuendorf J. Ebinger, R. Larimore, J. Taft

35 Inventory of Prairie Plants on 325 Illinois Prairie Bat Survey of Babe Woodyard State Natural Area Remnants J. Hofmann W. Handel Determination of the Status of the Nine-banded Ground Inventories of Water Birds and Bald Armadillo in Illinois Eagles at Chautauqua National Wildlife Refuge J. Hofmann S. Havera, M. Horath, M. Bowyer Field Manual of Illinois Mammals Wood Duck Banding at Chautauqua National J. Hofmann Wildlife Refuge. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service S. Havera, C. Hine, M. Bowyer, A. Yetter, Incidence of Rabies in Illinois Bats M. Horath J. Hofmann, C. Austin (Illinois Department of Public Health) Covermapping of Moist-soil Plant and Willow Communities on Chautauqua National Wildlife The Effects of Hydrologic Restoration on a Bot- Refuge tomland Forest Bird Community S. Havera, M. Bowyer, A. Yetter, C. Hine, J. Hoover M. Horath Incidence of West Nile Virus in Gray Squirrels Studies of Eastern Bluebirds and Other Cavity- R. Kunkel (U of I undergraduate student), N.E. nesting Songbirds in West-central Illinois Mateus-Pinilla, E.J. Heske, R. Novak S. Havera, M. Horath, C. Hine An Investigation of Hybridization between the Nesting Biology of Herons and Egrets at the Threatened Solidago sciaphila (Cliff Golden- Clear Lake and Emiquon NWR Heronries rod) and the Common Solidago hispida (Hairy S. Havera, M. Horath, M. Bowyer, C. Hine, A. Goldenrod) Yetter, A. Bartlett J. Koontz, W. Handel

Aerial Inventories of Waterfowl in Illinois Botanical Survey of Tensleep Preserve, Tensleep, J. Stafford, M. Horath, C. Hine, A. Yetter, WY M. Bowyer R.L. Larimore, L.R. Phillippe, M.A. Feist, P.B. Marcum, D.T. Busemeyer, D.M. Ketzner, L.Crane Monitoring of Small Mammals at Spunky Bot- toms Nature Preserve The Vascular Flora of Middle Fork Woods Nature E. Heske, T. Hobson, J. Martin Preserve, Vermilion County, Illinois R.L. Larimore, L.R. Phillippe, J.E. Ebinger Compilation of a List of All Living Organisms of Illinois, at http://ellipse.inhs.uiuc.edu:591/ILspe- Response of Asimina triloba (L.) Dunal (An- cies/index.html nonaceae) to Prescribed Fire in a Central Illinois S.R. Hill Woodland R.L. Larimore, J.E. Ebinger Sensitive Plant Species Conservation Reports for the U.S.D.A. Forest Service System for Automated Radio Tracking of Animals S.R. Hill in the Field R. Larkin, J. Marland, B. Kamen, R. Novak Studies on the Malvaceae [the Cotton Family] in Illinois—Species Status, Taxonomy, Distribution. Flocking Dynamics in Large Birds S.R. Hill R. Larkin, P. Seiler

Treatments for the Flora of North America Project Stopover Habitat for Migrating Birds in the Agri- of the Following genera of Malvaceae: Alcea, cultural Midwest Althaea, Malva, Malvastrum, Sidalcea, Urena R. Larkin, R. Diehl S.R. Hill Ecology of Black-crowned Night Herons at Lake Studies on the Origin and Evolution of the Aus- Calumet Wetlands tralian Species of Malvastrum [Malvaceae] J. Levengood S.R. Hill, R. Small (Univ. Tennessee), L. Craven (CSIRO—Canberra)

36 A Comparative Study of Contaminants in Forage Investigating Relationships between Landscape Fishes from the South Chicago Region Variables and Floodplain Forest Plant Species J. Levengood, L. Weidenmann, G. Bordson, Distribution along Beaucoup Creek J. Talbott J. Matthews, P. Tessene, S. Wiesbrook, B. Zercher

Contaminants of Concern in Illinois Large River Seed Germination and Genetic Diversity of Mussel Populations Agalinis (=Tomanthera) auriculata (False-eared J. Levengood, D. Soucek, J. Esarey, R.J. Hudson, Foxglove) W. Wimmer, R.S. Halbrook B. Molano-Flores, J. Koontz, M. A. Feist

Vascular Flora and Plant Community Survey of Seed Germination and Reproductive Biology of Gooseberry Island Nature Preserve, Kankakee the Federally Endangered Dalea foliosa County, Illinois B. Molano-Flores P. Marcum, L.R. Phillippe, D.T. Busemeyer J.E. Ebinger Inventory of High-quality Reference Natural Ar- eas—Mesic Prairie, Floodplain Forest, and Marsh The Vascular Flora of Orchid Hill, Vermilion for CTAP Reference Sites County, Illinois B. Molano-Flores, C. Carroll, J. Ellis, J. Mat- P. Marcum, R. Larimore thews, P. Marcum, A. Plocher, D. Busemeyer, S.R. Hill Botanical Survey of Gooseberry Island Nature Preserve, Kankakee County, IL Genetic Diversity of the Threatened Species P.B. Marcum, D.T. Busemeyer, J.E. Ebinger, L.R. Agalinis auriculata (Orobanchaceae) and Two Phillippe Congeners Using RAPD and Allozyme Markers B. Molano-Flores, M.A. Feist, J. Koontz Chronic Wasting Disease Diagnostics in Fetal Tissues of White-tailed Deer The Role of Insect Flower Herbivory in Native N.E Mateus-Pinilla, J. Killefer (U of I Animal and Restored Prairies Sciences), J Novakofski (U of I Animal Sciences) B. Molano-Flores

Identiﬁ cation of Prion Protein Polymorphisms for Critical Trends Assessment Program Chronic Wasting Disease B. Molano-Flores and CTAP Staff N.E Mateus-Pinilla, J. Killefer (U of I Animal Sciences) and J. Novakofski (U of I Animal Sci- Serologic Survey of Infectious Diseases in an Il- ences), Emily Culumber (U of I undergraduate linois Population of Raccoons student) T. Nelson (Eastern Illinois University), J. Craw- ford, N.E. Mateus-Pinilla Surveillance, Prevention, and Reporting of Wild- life Diseases in Illinois Spatial Relationships between Raccoons and N.E. Mateus-Pinilla, J. Andrews (U of I Veteri- Opossums in Spotlight Surveys in Illinois nary Diagnostic Lab), M. Kinsel (Chicago Zoo T. Nelson, E.J. Heske Pathology program) Mechanisms for Environmental Persistence of Crossover Transmission Cycles of Neospora Prion Diseases caninum between Domestic and Wildlife Animals J. Novakofski (U of I Animal Sciences), N.E. Ma- N.E. Mateus-Pinilla, L.F. Pita Gondim, and M. teus-Pinilla, J. Killefer (U of I Animal Sciences). M. McAllister, University of Illinois, Department of Veterinary Pathobiology; W. C. Pitt, National Foraging Ecology and Mechanisms of Coexis- Wildlife Research Center, Hilo Field Station, tence in Amani and Collared Sunbirds in Ara- Hilo, Hawaii buko-Sokoke Forest, Kenya J. O. Oyugi (University of Illinois at Chicago), Surveillance and Prevalence of Chronic Wasting J.S. Brown (University of Illinois at Chicago), C. Disease in Illinois Whelan N.E. Mateus-Pinilla, P. Shelton (IDNR), T. Beissel (IDNR), J. Killefer (U of I Animal Sciences) and Use of Conservation Reserve Enhancement Pro- J. Novakofski (U of I Animal Sciences) gram Wetlands by Waterfowl and Water Birds B. O’Neal, P. Brown, E. Heske

37 Botanical Survey of Sand Ridge State Forest, Orthorectiﬁ cation and Mosaicking of Year 2001 Mason County, IL Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission Aerial L. R. Phillippe, M.A. Feist, P.B. Marcum, D.T. Photography Busemeyer D. Szafoni, D. Luman (ISGS)

Vegetation Survey of the Emiquon National Wild- GIS Analysis in Support of the Illinois Compre- life Refuge, Fulton County, Illinois hensive Wildlife Conservation Plan R. Phillippe, D. Busemeyer, P. Marcum, J. Ellis, D. Szafoni M.A. Feist Fire Effects in Oak Woodlands at Beaver Dam Study of Various Treatments on Boltonia decur- State Park rens Habitat Enhancement J. Taft A. Plocher, D. M. Ketzner, P. B. Marcum Species Composition and Abundance Character- Vegetation and Soils Assessments of Illinois istics of Semi-desert, Semi-savanna, Steppe, and Wetlands Mountain Meadow Communities in the Kyrgyz A. Plocher, IDOT Wetlands Staff Vegetation from 42 Selected Localities J. Taft, C. Dietrich, L. Phillippe, K. Robertson Tree Regeneration and Herbaceous Understory Dynamics in an Illinois River Floodplain Forest Effects of Fire and Leaf-litter Removal on a Pop- following Stand Mortality after the Flood of 1993 ulation of Collinsia violacea (Scrophulariaceae) A. Plocher J. Taft, E. Smith (IDNR)

Plant Community Development in Created Wet- Evaluation of Compositional Trends and Edge Ef- lands in Four Natural Divisions in Illinois fects on Vegetation in Small Prairie Remnants A. Plocher J. Taft

Landscape Inﬂ uences on Songbird Nest Predation Vascular Plants in a Central Illinois Prairie Grove, and Parasitism Royal, Illinois S. Robinson, E. Heske, J. Brawn J.B. Taft, R.L. Larimore, J.E. Ebinger

Phylogeography of Eastern Chipmunks and IDOT FY2005 Statewide Biological Survey and White-footed Mice in the Central U.S. Assessment Program K. Rowe, E. Heske. K. Paige J. Taft, CWPE Biotic Surveys Staff

Amphibian Deformities in Relation to Site Vari- Comparison of Direct and Weighted Diversity In- ables in Three Illinois Wetlands dices for Application in Prairie Conservation and A. Schotthoefer (U of I Epidemiology), N. Mateus, Restoration: Insights from Floristic Composition. A. Plocher J. Taft, C. Hauser (Kane County Forest Preserves District), K. Robertson Risks to Insectivorous Birds in the Calumet Region from Transfer of Contaminants from Sedi- Vegetation Patterns Associated with Ceanothus ments to Emergent Aquatic Insects americanus in Tallgrass Prairie Remnants D. Soucek, J. Levengood, W. Hill J.B. Taft and J.O. Dawson

Mammal Atlas of San Diego County Functional Group Density, a Proposed New Rapid W.S. Spencer, S.R. Tremor, J.E. Diffendorfer Assessment Method for Vegetation Monitoring. J.B. Taft, C. Hauser (Kane County Forest Pre- Investigating Relationships between Basal Area, serves District) Species Richness, and the Distribution of Herba- ceous Plants in Forests G. Spyreas, J. Mathews Fire Effects in a Stable, Low-diversity Flatwoods on the Illinoisan Till Plain Green Infrastructure in Illinois: A Landscape- J. Taft level Analysis of Natural Resources D. Szafoni, L. Cordle, D. Greer

38 Genetic Diversity and Cross-compatibility in Ecology and Conservation of Swainson’s Hawk the Widespread Amorpha fruticosa and its Rare in Illinois Congener Asclepias nitens D. Wenny, D. Enstrom, D. Kirk (IDNR), K. Paige J. Taft, A.L. Edwards (UIUC), T. Coleman (UIUC)

Red Imported Fire Ant (Solenopsis invicta) Preda- Seed Dispersal, Seed Predation, and Woody Inva- tion in Nests of Endangered Birds at Fort Hood, sion of Grasslands Texas D. Wenny, J. Harmet (Natural Area Guardians), S. Taylor, C. Whelan R. Nyboer

GIS Mapping of IDNR Owned, Managed, and Abundance, Distribution and Habitat Selection of Leased Properties Grassland Birds in Northwestern Illinois T. Tweddale, J. Jarvis, L. McCauley D. Wenny Tweddale

Development and Expansion of the Natural Re- Effects of Mowing on Grassland Invertebrates sources Data and Information Systems in Support L. Nakamoto (UIUC), C. Whelan, D. Wenny of the Illinois Comprehensive Wildlife Conserva- tion Plan Inventory of Natural Resources at Lost Mound J. Walk, J. Epifanio, E. Heske, C. Phillips, W. D. Wenny, R. Nyboer, E. Anderson (IDNR) Hill, K. Cummings, L. Cordle Speciation and Coexistence through Diet Choice A Plan for the Recovery of the Greater Prairie- and Gut Modulation Chicken in Illinois C. Whelan, J. S. Brown (University of Illinois at J. Walk Chicago)

Reproduction, Survival and Habitat Use of Grass- Bell’s Vireo (Vireo bellii) Reproductive Ecology land Birds in Agricultural Landscapes and Habitat Selection J. Walk, E. Kershner (Institute for Wildlife Stud- C. Whelan ies), R. Warner Foraging and Gut Constraints: Reconciling Two Evaluation of Leafhoppers and their Relatives Schools of Thought (Hemiptera: Homoptera: Auchenorrhyncha) C. Whelan, J. Brown (University of Illinois at as Indicators of Habitat Quality in Midwestern Chicago) Tallgrass Prairies A.M. Wallner, B. Molano-Flores, C. Dietrich Bird Predation on Insect Herbivores: Effects on Plant Fitness in Experimental Prairie Restorations Analysis of the Northeastern Illinois Wetland C. Whelan, G. Maina (Trinity College) Bird Survey: 25 Years of Change M. Ward, B. Semel, L. Cordle Response of Bark-foraging Birds to Removal Reservoirs of Pseudorabies Virus Infection in of Woody Understory, Habitat Edges, and Tree Mammalian Wildlife on Swine Farms: Potential Diameter for Transmission to Non-infected Herds C. Whelan, G. Maina (Trinity College) R.M. Weigel*, C.H. Hsu*, G. Scherba*, N. Ma- teus-Pinilla, E.C. Hahn* (*U of I Vet Med) Behavioral Indicators of Habitat Quality in Prairie Birds: Application of Foraging Theory Habitat Selection of Grassland Birds: Vegetation C. Whelan Structure vs. Plant Species Composition D. Wenny, A. Symstad (USGS), J. Rachuy (Prairie Spring Body Condition of Lesser Scaup on Pool Enthusiasts) 19, Mississippi River A. Yetter, C. Hine, M. Bowyer Site Fidelity and Return Rates of Grasshopper Sparrows Floristic Inventory and Vegetation Survey of Iro- D. Wenny quois Woods Nature Preserve, Kankakee County, Illinois. Stomach Content Analysis of Illinois Grassland D. Busemeyer, P. Marcum, R. Larimore, R. Phil- Birds lippe, J. Ebinger D. Wenny, A. Caparella (Illinois State University)

39 A Site Inventory of Nature Preserves and State Forest in The Illinois River Section of the Illinois River and Mississippi River Natural Division J. Ebinger, W. McClain, M. Feist, M. Morris, D. Busemeyer, P. Marcum, T. Strole, J. Ellis, L. Phil- lippe

Floristic Inventory of Funks Grove Illinois Natu- ral Inventory Sites including Funks Grove Nature Preserve, Thaddeus Stubbleﬁ eld Grove Nature Preserve, and Stubbleﬁ eld Woods Nature Preserve P. Marcum, D. Busemeyer, R. Larimore, L. Phil- lippe

Floristic Inventory and Vegetation Survey of Gooseberry Island Nature Preserve, Kankakee County, Illinois P. Marcum, D. Busemeyer, L. Phillippe, J. Ebin- ger

Conservation Assessments for Sixteen Taxa for the Eastern Region of the Forest Service Threat- ened and Endangered Species Program J. Taft, B. Molano-Flores, C. Danderson, L. Phil- lippe

Evaluation of Fire Effects on Structure, Composi- tion, and Diversity in Flatwoods, Barrens, and Oak Woodland Communities J. Taft, L. Phillippe