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Timothy H. Bonner Title: Professor of Biology PPS 8.10 Form 1A TEXAS STATE VITA I. Academic/Professional Background A. Name: Timothy H. Bonner Title: Professor of Biology B. Educational Background Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation Ph.D. 2000 Texas Tech University Fisheries Life history of two obligate Lubbock, TX Science riverine fishes M.Sc. 1996 Southwest Texas State Biology Effects of temperature on University, San Marcos, TX fountain darter egg production B.Sc. 1992 Texas A&M University, Wildlife/ College Station, TX Fisheries C. University Experience Position University Dates Professor Texas State University, San Marcos 2012-present Associate Professor Texas State University, San Marcos 2007-2012 Assistant Professor Texas State University, San Marcos 2001-2007 Assistant Professor Northwestern State of Louisiana, 2000-2001 Natchitoches II. TEACHING A. Teaching Honors and Awards: Texas State University Foundations of Excellence Award, 2006 Outstanding Fisheries Worker in Education, 2004, Texas Chapter of the American Fisheries Society Favorite Professor, 2002, Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship Society-Texas State University-San Marcos B. Courses Taught: 2001-present Undergraduate: BIO 2411 Intermediate Zoology BIO 4415 Ichthyology BIO 4299 Undergraduate Research Graduate: BIO 5110 Seminar in Experimental Design BIO 5415 Ichthyology BIO 7408 Fish Ecology and Conservation BIO 7102 Seminar in Multivariate Statistics BIO 7203 Problems in Aquatic Resources BIO 7303 Research BIO 7314 Research Experience Page 1 of 23 PPS 8.10 Form 1A Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate): Graduate Theses/Dissertations Committees—Major advisor unless noted otherwise, Completed Preston T. Bean (BS Texas Tech University; MS Texas State University). 2012. Introgressive status, population genetic structure, phylogeographic history and individual- level resource specialization of the Guadalupe bass Micropterus treculii. Ph.D. Dissertation. Robert J. Maxwell (BS Texas State University). 2012. Patterns of endemism and species richness of fishes of the western gulf slope. M.S. Thesis. Stephen Curtis (BS Texas A&M University). 2012. Effects of dry baseflow conditions in a declining hydrograph on instream habitats and fish communities in a semi-arid karstic stream. M.S. Thesis. Sarah McMillan (BS Texas State University). 2011. Reproductive and feeding ecology of two sympatric Dionda (Cyprinidae) in the Rio Grande basin, Texas. M.S. Thesis. Tom Ryan (BS Texas A&M). 2011. Short term effects of military fog oil on fish. MS- Aquatic Resources. Casey S. Williams (BS Northwestern State U., MS Texas State). 2011. Life history characteristics and larval drift patterns of obligate riverine species in the Lower Brazos River, Texas. PhD-Aquatic Resources. Nathan Dammeyer (BS Purdue U). 2010. Movement patterns of Etheostoma fonticola in a headwater stream. MS-Aquatic Resources. Benjamin Labay (BS University of Texas). 2010. The influence of land use, zoogeographic history, and physical habitat on fish community diversity in the lower Brazos watershed. MS-Aquatic Resources. Zachary Shattuck (BS Colorado State). 2010. Spatiotemporal patterns of fish and aquatic insects in an urbanized watershed of Central Texas. MS-Aquatic Resources. Clara Folb (BS Ohio State). 2010. Reproductive seasons and life histories of three Texas Percina (Actinopterygii). MS-Aquatic Resources. Kristy Kollaus (BS Texas State). 2009. Fish assemblage structure and habitat associations in a Texas spring-fed river. MS-Aquatic Resources. Josh Perkin (BS Texas State). 2009. Historical composition and long-term trends of fish assemblages in two Texas rivers and microhabitat associations and movement of Guadalupe bass Micropterus treculii in the Pedernales and South Llano rivers. MS- Aquatic Resources. Tom Heard (BS Texas State). 2008. Spatial and temporal patterns in a Chihuahua Desert fish assemblage. (Major Advisor) MS-Aquatic Resources. Page 2 of 23 PPS 8.10 Form 1A Megan Bean (BS Texas State). 2008. Occurrence and impact of the giant Asian tapeworm in the Rio Grande drainage. MS-Aquatic Resources. Katrina Cohen (BS University of Texas). 2008. Gut content and stable isotope analysis of exotic suckermouth catfishes (Hypostomus) in the San Marcos River, Texas: A concern for spring endemics? MS-Aquatic Resources. Rebecca Marfurt (BS Southwestern University). 2007. Spatial and temporal patterns in the Rio Grande macroinvertebrate community. (Major Advisor) MS-Aquatic Resources. Dennis Runyan (BS Texas A&M). 2007. Fish assemblage changes in Gulf Slope drainages; an historical perspective. MS-Aquatic Resources. Rex Tyrone (BS University of Washington-Wilmington). 2007. Effects of upland timber harvest and road construction on headwater stream fish assemblages in a southeastern forest. MS-Aquatic Resources. Bean, Preston (BS Texas Tech). 2007. Spatial and temporal patterns in the fish assemblage of the Blanco River, Texas and Reproductive ecology and diet of the gray redhorse. MS-Aquatic Resources. Pendergrass, Dave (BA Covenant College). 2006. Macroinvertebrate assemblage in the Blanco River basin. MS-Aquatic Resources. Watson, Jackie (BS Texas State). 2006. Patterns and habitat associations of a desert spring fish assemblage and responses to a large-scale flood. MS-Aquatic Resources. Littrell, Brad (BS Texas State). 2006. Can invasiveness of native cyprinids be predicted from life history traits? and Status of an introgressed Guadalupe bass population in a central Texas stream. MS-Aquatic Resources. Hulbert, Julie (BS Trinity University). 2005. Morphology, meristic counts, and melanophore description for Dionda diaboli (Cyprinidae) during development. MS- Aquatic Resources. Leavy, Tracy (BS Long Island University). 2004. Relationships among swimming ability, habitat use, and morphology of freshwater fishes in Texas and Louisiana. MS-Aquatic Resources. Lutz-Carrillo, Dijar (BS University of Texas). 2004. The use of microsatellite DNA to identify largemouth bass subspecies. MS-Aquatic Resources; co-advisor with Dr. Nice. McDonald, Dusty (BS Schreiner University). 2003. Effects of fluctuating temperatures on egg production of the endangered fountain darter. MS-Aquatic Resources. Williams, Casey (BS Northwestern State U.). 2003. Cyprinid assemblage structure along physical, longitudinal, and seasonal gradients and life history and reproductive ecology of the sabine shiner. MS-Aquatic Resources. Page 3 of 23 PPS 8.10 Form 1A Thomas, Chad (BS Texas State). 2001. Effects of smallmouth bass on habitat associations of selected prey species of the Devils River (TX). MS-Aquatic Resources; co-advisor with Dr. Whiteside. Undergraduate Thesis—Major Advisor, Completed Colman, S. 2002. The effect of pool size on schooling success of Notropis amabilis. Graduate Theses/Dissertations Committees—Member, Completed Eric S. Hersh. 2012. The long tail of hydroinformatics: implementing biological and oceanographic information in hydrologic information systems. Ph.D. The University of Texas at Austin. Tamira K. Konkin-Garcia. 2012. Detection and fate of salmonellae in bovine feces. Lily Swanbrow Becker. 2012. Effects of turbidity on anti-predator response and foraging behavior in the fountain darter. Alexander, Kathy. 2012. Facilitating sustainable use of the Rio Grande: the nature and effectiveness of existing water management institutions. Rodibaugh, Kelly. 2012. Bacterially-mediated carbon dynamics in a highly impacted river network. Lash, Francis. 2011. Impacts of land use on macroinvertebrate diversity in the tributaries of the lower Brazos River. Duarte, Adam. 2011. Dynamics of rumen-reticulum capacity and fill in female white- tailed deer. Heaton, Meredith. 2011. Eastern pipistrelle internal temperature differences and sex ratio in Gorman Cave hibernaculum. Mendoza, Joseph. 2011. Detection and distribution of salmonellae in the intestine of warmouth (Lepomis gulosus). Gaertner, Buddy. 2010. Fate and dissemination of pathogens in aquatic wildlife and the non-host environment. Jackson, Jake. 2010. Demography and population structure of a Rio Grande endemic emydid, the Big Bend slider. LaBoeuf, Crystal. 2009. Effects of invasive species and eutrophication on riverine nutrient dynamics. Scott, Susana. 2009. Interactions between bigclaw river shrimp and suckermouth catfish. Tibbets, Mary. 2009. Effects of recreational activity on the avian community of green spaces within Sunset Valley, Texas. Page 4 of 23 PPS 8.10 Form 1A Pray, Cory. 2009. Ecosystem engineering effects of native and non-native consumers in a subtropical spring-fed river ecosystem. Byers, Tiffany. 2009. Stream fish assemblage structure and reproductive condition and food habits of ribbon shiner and blackstripe topminnow in Ayish Bayou watershed, San Augustine County, Texas. M.S. Stephen F. Austin University Smith, Alex. 2008. Mercury contamination of the the Rio Grande Fish Community: Spatial Variation and Influence of Environmental Gradients. Caston, Charles. 2008. Nutrient processing in subtropical reservoirs. Cook-Hildreth, Luci. 2008. Reproduction of the Suckermouth Catfish. Polak, Bobby. 2007. Influence of Human Recreational Activities and Vegetative Characteristics on Waterbird Abundance. O’Docharty, Erin. 2007. Studies on the life cycle of Huffmanela huffmani (Nematoda: Trichosomoididae). Fores, David. 2006. Using Major Anions and Cations to Describe Trans-Pecos Springs. M.S. Thesis. Cave, Mike. 2006. Chemical and Physical Characteristics of the Blanco River: Water Quality in an Edwards Plateau Karst River Ecosystem Griego, Lene. 2005.
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