Document Type

Conference Proceeding

Identifier

SDAS_083

Subject Headings

Science--Periodicals; Science; South Dakota; Conference papers and proceedings; Detwiler, Andrew

Publication Date

2004

Description

Proceedings of the South Dakota Academy of Science, 2004, Volume 83. The table of contents lists the minutes of the eighty-ninth annual meeting of the South Dakota Academy of Science, paper presented, abstracts of papers, special symposia, and plenary session. The presidential address, titled In Search of a "Golden Age" For Science in South Dakota, was delivered by Andrew Detwiler. The following senior research papers were presented at the eighty-ninth annual meeting, held April 2-3, 2004: Use of Low Vacuum Electron Microscopy to Quickly Estimate Bacterial Populations on incubating Salmonid Eggs by Michael E. Barnes, Hans Stephenson, and Mark Gabel; Relative Abundance of Small Mammals in Native and Restored Tallgrass Prairie by Samuel J. Kezar and Jonathan A. Jenks; Assessing Potential Transport of Tylosin in the Landscape by Jared K. Oswald, Todd P. Trooien, Sharon A. Clay, Zhuojing Liu, and Robert Thaler; Fox Squirrel Weight and Age Structure in Mast and Non-Mast Forests by Steven L. Reighard, Aaron D. Bucholz, Justin A Haahr, and Jonathan A. Jenks; Ergodic theory and Its Application to the Analysis of Nucleic Acid Sequences by O. Michael Melko; Accuracy of Home Soil Test Kits on South Dakota Soils by Rhoda Burrows; A Comparative Study of Seed Characteristics in the Chenopodiaceae and Amaranthaceae by Elke Kuegle and Mark Gabel; Naturally Occurring Acid Rock Drainage and Impacts to the Upper Rapid Creek Watershed Near Rochford, SD by Scott L. Miller, Arden D. Davis, Scott J. Kenner, and A.J. Silva; Hydrogeology of Lower Spearfish Canyon by Perry H. Rahn; Molecular Dynamics of Atomic Clusters: An Object Oriented Approach by John M. Schneiderman and Brian G. Moore; Percolation Partitioned Into Pore Size Classes by S.G. Wangemann and R.A. Kohl; Road Culverts Across Streams With the Endangered Topeka Shiner, Notropis Topeka, in the James, Vermillion, and Big Sioux River Basins by Steven S. Wall and Charles R. Berry, Jr.; Habitat Use and Population Biology of the Northern Redbelly Snake at Oaklake Field Station, SD by Regina D. Cahoe and Nels H. Troelstrup, Jr.; Overview and Results of the Black Hills Hydrology Study by Daniel G. Driscoll and Janet M. Carter; Stratigraphy and Analytic Palentology of the Lower Pierre Shale At Brown Ranch, Southwestern South Dakota by Marcus R. Ross; Environmental Effects on Xylem Cavitation in Seedless Cottonwood by Steven L. Matzner and Laura C. Gooch; Effects of Different Fire Intensities on Understory Vegetation Diversity in the Jasper Burn Area of the Black Hills by Katie D. Derr, Steven L. Matzner, and Lee A. Vierling; and Field Evaluation of Pedotransfer Functions to Estimate Saturated Soil Hydraulic Conductivity by Darrell W. Deboer and R.G. Tekroney. Abstracts of Senior Papers: Growth of Nano-Crystalline Hydrogenated Thin Films With Extrememly Low Hydrogen Dilution by Yung M. Huh, R. Shinar, and V.L. Dalal; Development of A PCR Primer Set For the HMW Glutenin Genes Expressed in Chinese Spring Wheat by Leslie M. Baehr and Michael K. Wanous; Levels of Water-Extractable N-Nitroso Compound and N-Nitroso Compound Precursos in 6 Brands of Snuff by Michael Belling, Lin Zhou, and Sidney S. Mirvish; Synthesis of Deuterated Tris (2,2,6-Tetramethyl-3,5-Heptanedionato) Europium (III) (Europium THD) by Kathryn A. Henning, Annie Thompson, Allison Caster, Mary T. Berry, and Krisma D. Dewitt; Direct Observation and Tensile Strength of Some Polycarbonate Nanocomposites Containing Carbon Nanotubules by Josiah Reams, Tsvetanka Filipova, Guy Longbrake, and David A. Boyles; The Simultaneous Evolution of Competitiveness and Defense: Induced Switching in Arabis drummondii by Tessa Jones, Shannon Kulseth, Karl Mechtenberg, Charles Jorgenson, David H. Siemens, Michael Zehfus, and Paul Brown; Identifying Microsatellite Markers in the Genome of the Endemic Antiguan Ground Lizard, Ameiva griswoldi by Nathan T. Stephens, Brian E. Smith, Cynthia Anderson, and Paul Colbert; Generation of gE-EGFP and gI-EGFP Constructs to Study the Role of BHV-1 Glocoproteins gE and gI in BHV-1 Pathogenesis by Ihab Halaweish, Ehab Hassan, C.C.L. Chase, and Lyle Braun; Non-Chloral-Based Synthetic Routes For the Production of BPC Monomers by Rachel Waltner, Josiah Reams, Guy Longbrake, Tsvetanka Filipova, and David Boyles; Nanobio-Plastics and Composites From Linseed Oil and Sacchardic Source Materials by Michelie R. While, Annie M. Thompson, David A. Bovles, Jon J. Kellar, and William M. Cross; Synthesis of Novel Tetraaryl Copolycarbonates and Determination of Mark-Houwinks Constants by Guy Longbrake, Tsvetanka Filipova and David A. Boyles; Some Effects of Land-use Management Practices on Seed Set of Cypripedium candidum by Carol Wake; Emergence Date Affects Growth and Decundity of Amaranthus spp. by E. Uscanga-Mortera, S.A. Clay, F. Forcella, and J. Gunsolus; Development of A Method For Evaluating the Yield Goal Approach by K. Kim, D.E. Clay C.G. Carlson, and S.A. Clay; The Presence of Fluroapatite in Prismatic Cartilage From the Permian of Texas by Tylor B. Sampson and Gary D. Johnson; Macrofungi Collected in the Black Hills of South Dakota and Bear Lodge Mountains of Wyoming From 1998-2003 by A.C. Gabel, E. Ebbert, K. Lovett, S. Herrin, S. Mullen, and D. Woolwine; Analysis of Microsatellite Variation Within and Among Populations of the Topeka Shiner, Notropis topeka by Shane Sarver and Cynthia Anderson; 3-D Modeling and Computer-Generated Articulation of A Tyrannosaurus Rex Forelimb by Ellen Naito Starck; The Effect of Calcium-Channel Blockers on the Closure of Traps of Venus Flytrap Plants (Dionaea muscipula) by Brenda Simon, J.C. Neilson, Erin Talsma, and James Sorenson; QTL Associated With Maize Kernel Traits Among Illinois High Oil X Backcross-Derived Lines by James Wassom, J. Wong, and T. Rocheford; Polymorphisms in the Agouti-Related Protein (AGRP) Gene in Pigs by Juanita Perera and Nels H. Granholm; Controls on Sedimentation in the Late Cambrian Deadwood Formation Near Lead, South Dakota by Melissa M. Campbell and Christopher J. Pellowski; Activity Period of Four Species of Carrion Beetle on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation of South Western South Dakota by Louden Whirlwind Horse, Daniel G. Snethen, and William Wyatt Hoback; Population Density of Nicrophorus americanus the Federally Endangered American Beetle in the Nebraska Counties of Blaine, Brown, Loup, and Rock by Daniel G. Snethen and William Wyatt Hoback; The Effect of Three Types of Light: Halogen, Mecury Vapor and Ultra Violet on Nocturnal Species of the Carrion Beetle including Nicrophorus americanus the Federally Endangered American Burying Beetle by Daniel G. Snethen and William Wyall Hoback; Dust Fraction in Catchment Sediments, Prairie Pothole Region, South Dakota by Ricahrd Faflak and Jodie Ramsay; The Effects of pH Changes on Aerobic Denitrification Conducted By Pseudomonas aeruginosa in Hyperbaric and Normobaric Conditions by Ryan M. Klenner, Joshua J. Bathke, Sheena M. Benson, Jena R. Christianson, Ashley J. Hughes, Jessia A. Maschino, Amy M. Schmidt, Adam J. Smith, Angela L. Steams, Paul G. Van Heukelom, and William J. Soeffing; Are the Northern Great Plains An Inland "Coast"? - Fall Age Structure of Neotropical Migrant Birds in Southeastern South Dakota by Kurt L. Dean, Heather A. Carlisle, and David L. Swanson; Fall Stopover Duration and Energetic Condition of Three Sandpiper Species in Western Minnesota and Eastern South Dakota by Nathan E. Thomas and David L. Swanson; Oak Lake Field Station As A Model For Ethnobotalical Research in the Prairie Pothole Region of South Dakota by Gretchen Mcclintock-Ames and R. Neil Reese; Method Development For the Determination of Neomycin in Animal Feed by Amanda Dupay, Nancy Thiex, Dave Ferris, and Douglas E. Raynie; Primary Gustatory Centers in the Zebrafish Brain by Judy Locati, Matt Nehl, and Charles Lamb; Effect of A Spring-time Deworming Program on Strongyle Egg Output in Weaned Calves From Eastern South Dakota by A.F. Harmon, W.B. Epperson, and M.B. Hildreth; Seasonal Fluctuations in Adult Mosquito Populations in Eastern South Dakota During the Summer of 2003. J.R. Bradley, K. Dahmash, R. Beyer, and M.B. Hildreth; Attempts to Locate Culex Tarsalis Larvae in Traditional Mosquito-Breeding Habitats From Brookings County, South Dakota by M.L. Hart, D.J. Thorpe, and M.B. Hildreth; Characterization and Comparison of Cells by Antigen Presentation, Microfilament Organization, and Phagocytic Properties by N. Harms, B. Tigabu, L.J. Braun, E.A.D. Hassan, G. Elmowalid, and C.C.L. Chase; Thyroid Hormone Distribution Associated With the Development of Hypertension and Congestive Heart Failure in Dilated Cardiomyopathic Hamsters by Laurie Keeogh, A. Martin Gerdes, and Patricia M. Tille; Polyarylate Co-Polycarbonates Containing the Monomer 2,2-bix[4-(4-Hydroxyphenyl)-Phenyl]Propane by Marci Medalen, Guy Longbrake, Tsvetanka Filipova, and David Boyles; Comparative Proteomic Analysis of Planktonic and Biofilm Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Cells: Identification of Differentially Expressed Proteins by Sébastien Vilain, Pascal Cosette, Guy-Alain Junter, Thierry Jouenne, and Volker S. Brozël; Conversion of Lewis and Clark Lake and Lake Francis Case to Sustainable Systems by Howard Coker; Fecal Coliform Strain Identifications to Facilitate Water Resource Management in South Dakota by Erick Jorgenson, Nels Troelstrup, Jr., and Bruce Bleaklev; The Hydroclimatology of the Central Territory off Conterminous U.S. and Stream Flow Regime in Upper Missouri River Basin by Boris A. Shmagin and Carol Johnston; Aerobic Enzyme Activities and Seasonal Acclimatization in Resident Passerine Birds by Eric T. Liknes and David L. Swanson. Special Symposia: “Following in the Footsteps of Lewis and Clark—The Geology and Paleontology of the Missouri River” (Moderators: James E. Martin and David C. Parris): Fossil Fish from the Cretaceous of the Western Interior: Clarifying the Taxonomic Record by David C. Parris, William B. Gallagher, and Barbara Smith Grandstaff; Geology and Paleontology Recorded by the Corps of Discovery Including the First Fossil Reptile from the American West by David C. Parris and Sally Y. Shelton; Bentonite Correlation of the Pierre Shale of South Dakota by Janet L. Bertog; Stratigraphy and Paleoecology of the Middle Pierre Shale Along the Missouri River (Central South Dakota) by Paul A. Hanczaryk and William B. Gallagher; Rare Earth Element Analysis (REE) of Fossil Vertebrates in the Pierre Shale: Paleoenvironmental Conditions by Doreena Patrick and David E. Grandstaff; Unusual Preservation of the Pelvic Region of Platecarpus (Mosasauridae; Reptilia) from the Sharon Springs Member of the Pierre Shale by Bevin Rose O’Grady, John A. Papps, and Randolph J. Moses; Size Variation in Cranial Morphology of Late Cretaceous Toxochelys (Testudines; Cheloniidae) of South Dakota by Margaret Hart; The Largest Mosasaur (Squamata: Reptilia) from the Missouri River Area (Late Cretaceous; Pierre Shale) of South Dakota by Robert W. Meredith, James E. Martin, and Paul N. Wefleitner; Meek and Hayden’s Nonmarine Paleontology of the Upper Missouri River Section by Joseph H. Hartman; Distribution and Taphonomy of the Flying Reptile, Pteranodon, from the Campanian Lower Pierre Shale of Western South Dakota and Eastern Wyoming by Jennifer Roberts; Palaeoecological Implications of the Fox Hills Formation (Maastrichtian) Reptilian and Amphibian Fauna from South-Central North Dakota by John W. Hoganson and Mark J. Erickson; Comparison of Gastroliths Within Plesiosaurs from the Late Cretaceous Marine Deposits of Vega Island, Antarctic Peninsula, and South Dakota by Wayne A. Thompson, James E. Martin, and Marcela Reguero; Fossil Mammals of the Sentinel Butte Formation (Late Paleocene) of North Dakota by Allen J. Kihm, David W. Krause, and Joseph H. Hartman; Geological Structures and Timing Constraints Along the Missouri River, Central South Dakota by J. Foster Sawyer and James E. Martin; Revised Stratigraphy of the Lower Pierre Shale (Upper Cretaceous) of Central South Dakota by James E. Martin, Janet L. Bertog, and David C. Parris; Nannofossils and Environment of the Upper Unit of the Crow Creek Member, Pierre Shale (Upper Cretaceous), Crow Creek Sioux Indian Reservation, Central South Dakota by Andrea Conchyero and James E. Martin; Molluscs in the Stomach Contents of Globidens, a Shell-Crushing Mosasaur, from the Late Cretaceous Pierre Shale, Big Bend Area of the Missouri River, Central South Dakota by James E. Martin and James E. Fox; Rare Earth Element (REE) Analyses of Fossil Vertebrates in the Pierre Shale: Fossil Provenience by Doreena Patrick, James E. Martin, David C. Parris, and David E. Grandstaff; The First Named Marine Reptile from the American West, a Mosasaur: Mosasaurus missouriensis (Harlan, 1834); Its History, Source, and Osteology by James E. Martin; A New Species of the Diving Bird, Baptornis, from the Lower Pierre Shale (Upper Cretaceous) of Southwestern South Dakota by Amanda Cordes-Person and James E. Martin; and The Origin of James Ridge, Yankton County, South Dakota by Gary D. Johnson and Kelli McCormick. Plenary Session: “Recovering Lewis and Clark River—Today’s Perspectives on the History, Management, and Ecology of the Missouri River” (Moderators: Steve Chipps and Robert Tatina): Fluvial Processes and Recreational Opportunities of the Lower Missouri River by Perry H. Rahn.

Volume

83

Pages

370

Language

English

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