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Welcome to the WilsonLab at Auburn!
Our approach to research is
multidimensional. First, we use large-scale observational
studies and meta-analysis of existing data from the literature
to discover patterns in nature. Then, we identify mechanisms
mediating these patterns through laboratory and field-based
experimentation.
As a community ecologist, I am
generally interested in consumer-prey interactions and
identifying the ecological and evolutionary consequences of intraspecific genetic and phenotypic variation on aquatic
communities and ecosystems. My current research focuses on the
ecology of cyanobacterial blooms with an emphasis on
understanding how biotic and abiotic factors influence
cyanobacterial bloom formation in a variety of systems including
recreational reservoirs and aquaculture ponds. In tandem with our harmful
algal bloom research, the lab is also studying the
factors leading to taste, odor, and toxicity issues in drinking
water reservoirs.
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News
Want to join the lab?
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I am always looking for hard-working, honest,
and self-motivated graduate and undergraduate students to
join our group. I encourage individual thinking, so it
is not critical that we share identical research interests.
But, it is important that you are fascinated by science and
want to explore how the natural world works. Please
email
me your resume, transcripts, GRE scores (if applicable),
research interests, and contact information for three
references and we will try to find a spot for you in the
lab.
September 2020
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Mario has done it again! He
has recently published a new index focused on cyanobacteria
in drinking water reservoirs. Barros, M. U.G.,
J. I.R. Leitão, T. R.B.T. Aranha, S. Simsek, R. P. Buley, E.
G. Fernandez-Figueroa, M. F. Gladfelter, A. E. Wilson, and
J. Capelo-Neto. In press. Icyano: A cyanobacterial
bloom vulnerability index for drinking water treatment
plants. Water Supply
(PDF)
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Despite COVID-19's efforts to get
in the way, I had the opportunity to share some of our
research focused on hypereutrophic aquaculture ponds with
students and faculty at Columbus State University via a
virtual seminar.
August 2020
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Very excited to see our
undergrads back in the lab :) They have been gone
since spring break because of the pandemic, and we missed
them. We have some returning undergrad superstars
(Madison, Isabel, and Carter) and have added some new ones
(Jameela, Tiffany, and JaKayla). Welcome back to
Auburn!
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The lab is growing again. We
welcome two new MS students, Niki and Bridget, and a
research technician, Callie. The lab is finally going
to get caught up with ongoing research projects...I hope.
July 2020
June 2020
May 2020
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Jose's awesome study looking at
the effects of disparate hydraulic condicts on two important
cyanobacteria has been published! Clemente, A., A. E. Wilson, S. Oliveira, I. Menezes, A. Gois,
and J. Capelo-Neto.
2020. The role of hydraulic conditions of coagulation and flocculation on the damage of cyanobacteria.
Science of the Total Environment
740:139737.
(PDF)
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We are considering applications for a full-time (w/
benefits) research technician to join us for a year or more
pending funding. The ideal candidate will be
hard-working, team oriented, and a college graduate with
significant prior experience in lab and field based research
focused on water quality. To learn more about the
position, visit
https://www.auemployment.com/postings/7171
April 2020
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The lab has an exciting new outreach opportunity. We
have been asked to help improve the overall aesthetics of
the Jule Collins Smith
Museum of Fine Art pond, which has been experiencing
spectacular blooms the past year or so. We are up to
the challenge and look forward to using some of what we have
learned through our NSF and USDA projects to get this pond
back to beautiful again.
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Jaelen's meta-analysis class project focused on sperm swimming
speed has been published!! Congrats!
Myers, J. N., A. Senior, V. Zadmajid, S. R.
Sørensen, and I. A.E. Butts. 2020. Associations between
ovarian fluid and sperm swimming in marine and freshwater
teleosts: a meta-analysis. Reviews in Fisheries Science &
Aquaculture
28(3):322-339.
(PDF)
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Jingping's meta-analysis class
project focused on nutrititional additives in aquaculture
feed has been published! Way to go, Jingping.
Guo, J., Y. Bao, R. Davis, A. Abebe, A. E.
Wilson, and D. A. Davis. In press. Application of
meta-analysis toward understanding the effect of adding a
methionine hydroxy analog in the diet on growth performance
and feed utilization of fish and shrimp.
Reviews in Aquaculture
(PDF)
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Victoria's hard work paid off last summer as part of our
NSF REU Site in warm-water aquatic
ecology. Fastest project to publication ever!
Congrats, Victoria, Jaelen, and Ian. Myers, J. N., A.
J. Bradford, V. S. Hallas, L. L. Lawson, T.
E. Pitcher, R. A. Dunham, and I. A.E. Butts. 2020.
Channel catfish ovarian fluid differentially enhances blue
catfish sperm performance.
Theriogenology 149:62-471.
(Website)
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Angelea's extension article
describing some of the interesting findings from our USDA
project focused on biomanipulation has been published!
Nice job, Angelea. Belfiore, A. and A. E.
Wilson. 2020.
Improving catfish pond water quality by reducing
planktivorous fish abundance. Fish
Farming News
2020(1):8-10.
(PDF)
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We have also learned that we will be starting
a new, ambitious USDA project with our ARS colleague,
Benjamin Beck, to expand our algal bloom management efforts in west Alabama.
I am super excited to get this project started.
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I am sad to report that our
NSF REU Site in warm-water aquatic
ecology has decided to cancel our 2020 program. We
are hoping to have a few of the 2020 REU students conduct
research in Auburn this summer if the coronavirus pandemic
subsides and campus returns to normal. Fingers
crossed! We will begin recruiting for our summer 2021
program this fall.
March 2020
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Our superstar undergrad, Madison Dees, just
learned that her proposal for an AU Undergraduate Research
Fellowship was funded!! Nice job, Madison. Very
excited to begin this project with you in the fall.
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Despite the coronavirus pandemic, the lab has
received more good news! Our USDA proposal (led by
supestar,
Brendan Higgins) that originated from an REU project has
been funded. Lots of exciting work planned converting
wastewater into Daphnia!
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Our good friend,
Christian Moldaenke, recently visited the lab enroute to
swimming with manatees in FL. That guy lives the good
life. Come back soon, Christian.
February 2020
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During a recent class, I had an epiphany for
a new lab domain name - http://www.WarAlgae.com - although it might only connect
with fellow Auburn tigers.
War Algae!!
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Riley had an opportunity to participage in a
week-long structured decision making workshop at the New
York Water Science Center in Troy, NY. As part of the
workshop, he was able to share some of his dissertation
research. Nice job, Riley!
January 2020
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Our study documenting microcystin poisoning
of while pelicans at the
Birmingham Zoo is finally out. Since this project
started, we have worked with the zoo to improve the water
quality of the moats to protect animal health. Nice
job leading this effort, Stephanie! McCain, S.,
R. R. Sim, E. W. Howerth, S. Aschenbroich, S. G.M.
Kirejczyk, B. McHale, C. Jerry, J. J. Kottwitz, A. E.
Wilson, and R. McManamon. 2020.
Myonecrosis and death due to presumed microcystin toxicosis
in American white pelicans (Pelecanus erythrorhyncos).
Journal
of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine
51(2):407-415.
(PDF)
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We just learned that our project focused on
taste and odor producing organisms was funded by the
Ocean University China - Auburn University Joint Center for
Aquaculture and Environmental Science. What a great
way to start the new year! We need to find some new
students to join the team to help complete this project!
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My past MS tudent, Brie Olsen, who is an
ecologist with the Arkansas Department of Environmental
Quality recently helped with the creation of her state's
harmful algal bloom management plan. This is an
excellent resource. Nice job, Brie!
December 2019
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Matt's super exciting meta-analysis class
project about copepod mating has been published in Journal
of Plankton Research:
Powers,
M. J., A. E. Wilson, K. B. Heine, and G. E. Hill.
2020.
The relative importance of various mating criteria in
copepods. Journal of Plankton
Research 42(1):19-30.
(PDF)
In addition, Adelia's project was
just accepted too - Grabowsky, A. and L. Weisbrod.
2020. The effectiveness of library instruction for graduate/professional students: A systematic review and meta-analysis.
Evidence Based Library and Information Practice
Research 15(2):100-137.
(PDF)
These make 12 class
publications in 2019!! Wow!!! My students are
fantastic!
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I was honored to receive two awards at the
recent College of Agriculture faculty and staff awards
event, including the Outstanding Commitment to Diversity
award as well as the Outstanding Publication Award for
Gwendolyn's Ecology Letters paper.
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Returned to the annual catfish update meeting
in Greensboro, AL, to tell the farmers all about the work
that the lab has completed this year that has direct
implications for water quality management. I am
psyched to see that foodweb manipulations are working as we
(and Shapiro and many others) predicted! Ecology can
be an amazing management tool!
November 2019
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So happy to report that the 10th US Harmful
Algal Symposium was a huge success. A record number of
attendees, presentations (including freshwater focused), and
fun. Special thanks to
Alison Robertson and her lab for carrying most of the
burden for preparing for this event. The next
symposium will be held in New York in 2021. Glad
others are organizing that one.
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I had the opportunity to give a talk about
algal blooms to the highly engaged and interested
Alabama
Association for Food Protection. Lots of great
questions that ultimately caused the conference organizer to
get the hook to pull me off the stage!
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My meta-analysis students have done it
again...record fast publishing of their class projects.
It took Harsha and Emmanuel less than 6 months to complete,
submit, revise, and get their manuscripts accepted!
Incredible!!
Galkanda-Arachchige, H.,
A. E. Wilson, and D. A. Davis.
2020. Success of fishmeal replacement through poultry by-product meal in aquaculture feed formulations: a meta-analysis.
Reviews in Aquaculture
12(3):1624-1636.
(PDF)
and Ayipio,
E., D. Wells, A. McQuilling, and A. E. Wilson.
2019. Comparisons between aquaponics and conventional hydroponic crop yield: a meta-analysis.
Sustainability
11:6511.
(PDF)
October 2019
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Had a fun whirlwind trip to the
University of South
Florida to spend time with
Andrew Kramer, his
colleagues and their students to share some of my lab's
research. Great trip!!
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Another publication from my meta-analysis
class. This one in BioEssays! Good job, Ash, Hannah,
and Steve. Abebe, A., H. E.
Correia, and F. S. Dobson. 2019.
Estimating a key parameter of mammalian mating systems: the
chance of siring success for a mated male.
BioEssays
1900016
(PDF)
September 2019
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Collaboration has paid off once again!
Congrats to Katherine for
organizing a global survey of Microcystis and their
associated interactome communities. Cook, K.
V., C. Li, H. Cai, L. Krumholz, K. D.
Hambright, H. W. Paerl, M. Steffen, A. E. Wilson, M.
Burford, H.-P. Grossart, D. Hamilton, H.-L. Jiang, A.
Sukenik, D. Latour, E. Meyer, J. Padisak, B. Qin, R. Zamor, and G. Zhu.
2020. The global Microcystis interactome. Limnology
and Oceanography
65:S194-S207.
(PDF)
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The recent dog
deaths due to toxic algae have kept my phone busy with
concerned pet owners, water resource managers, and the
press. Here are some examples of fun outreach -
Opelika-Auburn News,
Alabama Extension, and
Columbus's NBC station WLTZ First News.
August 2019
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The early bird registration and abstract
submission deadlines for the US Harmful Algal Bloom
Symposium are looming (August 31).
Register today!
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Mario returned to visit us all the way from
Brazil! We miss that guy.
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This summer has been incredibly busy,
especially considering the recent reports of dogs dying
around the US due to algal blooms. Auburn University
recently asked me to comment on these events through their
Expert Answers social media campaign.
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After the REU program ended, I had a chance
to get away with my family to explore Connecticut and
Virginia. Even got to watch little man compete at the
State Games of America. Good times.
July 2019
June 2019
May 2019
April 2019
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More good news for my past meta-analysis
students. Kyle's and Ben's class projects have been accepted for
publication. These are
publications #28 and #29 from the class. Nice job, Kyle
and Ben!
David, K. T., A. E. Wilson, and K.
M. Halanych. 2019. Sequencing disparity in the
genomic era. Molecular
Biology and Evolution
36(8):1624.1627.
(Website) McKenzie, B. A., A. E. Wilson, and
S. Zohdy. 2019. Aedes albopictus is a
competent vector of Zika virus: a meta-analysis.
PLoS ONE
14(5):e0216794.
(Website)
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Kayleigh's class project is generating a bunch of press
(see
full Altmetric list). Check
these stories out -
New York Times article;
Newsweek article;
MSN article
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I just spent some time in DC to participate
in an
NSF REU PI workshop. While there, I got to see
many old friends, the beautiful cherry blossoms around the
tidal basin, and the new
Henrietta Lacks portrait. In addition, I tasted
the new meatless
Impossible Burger and met my US Senator,
Doug Jones.
In short, it was an awesome trip.
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Riley's extension
article highlighting hydrogen peroxide control of algal
blooms in catfsh ponds is out! Buley, R. P.,
Z. Yang,
M. F. Gladfelter, and A. E.
Wilson. 2019.
Controlling blue-green algal blooms in aquaculture ponds
using hydrogen peroxide. Fish
Farming News
2019(1):3-5.
(PDF)
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Mario's thorough of a huge water quality of Brazilian
drinking water reservoirs has been accepted for
piublication. Nice job, Mario! Barros,
M. U. G., A. E. Wilson, J. I. R. Leitão, S.
P. Pereira, R. P.
Buley,
E. G. Fernandez-Figueroa,
and J. Capelo-Neto. 2019. Environmental
factors associated with toxic cyanobacterial blooms across
20 drinking water reservoirs in a semi-arid region of
Brazil. Harmful Algae
86:128-137.
(PDF)
March 2019
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My students and I were able to attend the
World Aquaculture Society in New Orleans to present our
research and to learn more about new aquaculture research.
I love New Orleans. The conference was good, too.
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Michael has recently gotten two papers published
from his dissertation. Good job, Michael!
Chislock, M. F.,
R. B. Kaul, K. A. Durham, O. Sarnelle, and A. E. Wilson.
2019.
Eutrophication mediates rapid clonal evolution in
Daphnia pulicaria.
Freshwater Biology
64:1275-1283.
(PDF) and
Chislock, M. F.,
O. Sarnelle, L. M. Jernigan, V. R. Anderson, A. Abebe, and
A. E. Wilson. 2019. Consumer adaptation
mediates top-down regulation across a productivity gradient.
Oecologia
190:195-205.
(PDF)
February 2019
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I was just notified that my promotion
application for Full Professor was successful. Time to
celebrate!
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Gwendolyn's ambitious meta-analysis class project was just
accepted at Ecology Letters. You are
incredible, Gwendolyn. Bird, G., C.
Kaczvinsky, A. E. Wilson, and N. B. Hardy. 2019.
When do herbivorous insects compete? A phylogenetic
meta-analysis. Ecology
Letters 22:875-883.
(PDF)
(2019 College of Agriculture
Outstanding Publication Award)
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Two more publications from my
2018 meta-analysis class! Good work, Kyle and
Kayleigh. The speed of these publications is
unbelieveable. Heine, K. B., A.
Abebe,
A. E. Wilson, and W. R. Hood. 2019. Copepod
respiration increases by 7% per degree °C increase in
temperature: a meta-analysis.
Limnology and Oceanography Letters
4(3):53-61.
(Website)
Chalkowski, K.,
A. E. Wilson, C. A. Lepczyk, and S. Zohdy. 2019.
Who let the cats out? a global meta-analysis on risk of
parasitic infection in indoor versus outdoor domestic cats (Felis
catus). Biology Letters
15:20180840.
(PDF)
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I was able to attend ASLO 2019 in
beautiful San Juan, Puerto Rico. Our session focused
on lessons learned by undergraduate researchers and their
mentors was super successful. I also got to see a bunch of
friends from around the world.
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My family recently visited our family and friends in
Michigan, including
Ace Sarnelle (Michigan State),
Chris Steiner (Wayne State),
Emily Grman (Eastern Michigan, and
Leah Robinson (Michigan). Despite the frigid
temperatures and snow, it was a great trip full of good
eating and great conversations.
January 2019
December 2018
November 2018
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I just returned from a week in Tihany,
Hungary, to assist my colleague, Ferenc Jordan, with a new
mesocosm facility that his group has installed at the
Balaton
Limnological Institute. This might be most
impressive research station on the planet. It is
definitely the most beautiful.
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Three...yes, three more papers have been
produced from my
meta-analysis class, and we have several other
manuscripts in review. My students are fantastic!
Martinez, A. S.,
J. R. Willoughby, and M.
R. Christie. 2018. Genetic diversity in fishes
in influenced by habitat type and life-history variation.
Ecology and Evolution
8:12022-12031.
(PDF);
Roth, J. 2019. Sylvatic plague management and
prairie dogs - a meta-analysis.
Journal of Vector Ecology
44(1):1-10 ;
Dobson, F. S.,
A. Abebe, H. Correia, C. Kasumo, and B.
Zinner. 2018. Multiple paternity
and number of offspring in mammals. Proceedings of the Royal Society
B: Biological Sciences
285:20182042. (PDF)
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Mark Liles has gotten us over the hump with the
reviewers at Aquaculture. The whole pond experiment
where we tested the impact of a probiotic on catfish and
pond health has been accepted!
Thurlow, C. M., M. A. Williams,
A. Carrias, C. Ran, M. Newman, J. Tweedie, E. Allison, L. N.
Jescovitch, A. E. Wilson, J. S. Terhune, and M. R. Liles.
2019. Bacillus velezensis AP193 exerts
probiotic effects in channel catfish (Ictalurus
punctatus) and reduces aquaculture pond eutrophication.
Aquaculture
503:247-356.
(PDF)
October 2018
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I am psyched to officially be a part of the
Coosa Riverkeeper
Advisory Board. This is an excellent group of folks
with an important job to protect one of Alabama's greatest
water resources.
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Every now and then I get to visit my NSF
friends. I miss those folks so much. John Schade
hosted the best cookout. I even got to see Edna for a
bit during her time in DC. I will be back again soon.
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Recent publications
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Barros, M. U.G., J. I.R. Leitão,
T. R.B.T. Aranha, S. Simsek, R. P. Buley, E. G.
Fernandez-Figueroa, M. F. Gladfelter, A. E. Wilson,
and J. Capelo-Neto. In press. Icyano: A
cyanobacterial bloom vulnerability index for drinking water
treatment plants. Water Supply
(PDF)
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Clemente, A., A. E. Wilson, S. Oliveira, I. Menezes, A. Gois,
and J. Capelo-Neto.
2020. The role of hydraulic conditions of coagulation and flocculation on the damage of cyanobacteria.
Science of the Total Environment
740:139737.
(PDF)
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Guo, J., Y. Bao, R. Davis, A.
Abebe, A. E. Wilson, and D. A. Davis.
In press. Application of meta-analysis toward
understanding the effect of adding a methionine hydroxy
analog in the diet on growth performance and feed
utilization of fish and shrimp.
Reviews in Aquaculture
(PDF)
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Belfiore, A. and A. E.
Wilson. 2020.
Improving catfish pond water quality by reducing
planktivorous fish abundance. Fish
Farming News
2020(1):8-10.
(PDF)
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McCain, S., R. R. Sim, E. W.
Howerth, S. Aschenbroich, S. G.M. Kirejczyk, B. McHale, C.
Jerry, J. J. Kottwitz, A. E. Wilson, and R.
McManamon. 2020.
Myonecrosis and death due to presumed microcystin toxicosis
in American white pelicans (Pelecanus erythrorhyncos).
Journal
of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine
51(2):407-415.
(PDF)
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Powers,
M. J., A. E. Wilson, K. B. Heine, and G. E.
Hill. 2020.
The relative importance of various mating criteria in
copepods.
Journal of Plankton
Research 42(1):19-30.
(PDF)
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Galkanda-Arachchige, H.,
A. E. Wilson, and D. A. Davis.
2020. Success of fishmeal replacement through poultry by-product meal in aquaculture feed formulations: a meta-analysis.
Reviews in Aquaculture
12(3):1624-1636.
(PDF)
-
Ayipio,
E., D. Wells, A. McQuilling, and A. E. Wilson.
2019. Comparisons between aquaponics and conventional hydroponic crop yield: a meta-analysis.
Sustainability
11:6511.
(PDF)
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Cook, K. V.,
C. Li, H. Cai, L. Krumholz, K. D. Hambright, H. W. Paerl, M.
Steffen, A. E. Wilson, M. Burford, H.-P.
Grossart, D. Hamilton, H.-L. Jiang, A. Sukenik, D. Latour,
E. Meyer, J. Padisak, B. Qin, R. Zamor, and G. Zhu. 2020. The global Microcystis interactome. Limnology
and Oceanography
65:S194-S207
(PDF)
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Garner, B.,
C. Adams,
R. Buley, and A. E.
Wilson. 2019. Aquaculture 2019: Auburn students'
perspective. World Aquaculture
50(2):19
(PDF)
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Barros, M. U. G., A. E. Wilson, J.
I. R. Leitão, S. P. Pereira, R. P.
Buley,
E. G. Fernandez-Figueroa,
and J. Capelo-Neto. 2019. Environmental
factors associated with toxic cyanobacterial blooms across
20 drinking water reservoirs in a semi-arid region of
Brazil. Harmful Algae
86:128-137.
(PDF)
-
McKenzie, B. A., A. E. Wilson, and
S. Zohdy. 2019. Aedes albopictus is a
competent vector of Zika virus: a meta-analysis.
PLoS ONE
14(5):e0216794.
(Website)
-
David,
K. T., A. E. Wilson, and K. M.
Halanych. 2019. Sequencing disparity in the
genomic era. Molecular
Biology and Evolution
36(8):1624-1627.
(Website)
-
Buley, R. P.,
Z. Yang,
M. F. Gladfelter, and
A. E.
Wilson. 2019.
Controlling blue-green algal blooms in aquaculture ponds
using hydrogen peroxide. Fish
Farming News
2019(1):3-5.
(PDF)
-
Chislock, M. F.,
O. Sarnelle,
L. M. Jernigan,
V. R. Anderson, A. Abebe,
and A. E. Wilson. 2019.
Consumer adaptation mediates top-down regulation across a
productivity gradient. Oecologia 190:195-205.
(PDF)
-
Heine, K. B., A. Abebe, A. E. Wilson, and
W. R. Hood. 2019. Copepod respiration increases
by 7% per degree °C increase in temperature: a
meta-analysis. Limnology and
Oceanography Letters
4(3):53-61.
(Website)
-
Chalkowski, K., A. E. Wilson,
C. A. Lepczyk, and S. Zohdy. 2019. Who let the
cats out? a global meta-analysis on risk of parasitic
infection in indoor versus outdoor domestic cats (Felis
catus). Biology Letters
15:20180840.
(PDF)
(see
the complete Altmetric list;
New York Times article;
Newsweek article;
MSN article)
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Chislock, M. F., R. B. Kaul, K.
A. Durham, O. Sarnelle, and A. E. Wilson.
2019.
Eutrophication mediates rapid clonal evolution in
Daphnia pulicaria.
Freshwater Biology
64:1275-1283.
(PDF)
-
Bird, G., C. Kaczvinsky, A. E. Wilson, and
N. B. Hardy. 2019. When do herbivorous insects
compete? A phylogenetic meta-analysis.
Ecology Letters
22:875-883.
(PDF)
(2019 College of Agriculture
Outstanding Publication Award)
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Thurlow, C. M., M. A. Williams,
A. Carrias, C. Ran, M. Newman, J. Tweedie, E. Allison, L. N.
Jescovitch, A. E. Wilson, J. S. Terhune,
and M. R. Liles. 2019. Bacillus velezensis
AP193 exerts probiotic effects in channel catfish (Ictalurus
punctatus) and reduces aquaculture pond eutrophication.
Aquaculture
503:347-356.
(PDF)
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Wadsworth,
P., A. E. Wilson, and W. C. Walton. 2019. A meta-analysis of growth rate in diploid and
triploid oysters.
Aquaculture
499:9-16.
(PDF)
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Delaney, M., A. ArchMiller, D. P.
Delaney, A. E. Wilson, and E. J. Sikora.
2018. Effectiveness of fungicide on soybean
rust in the southeastern United States: a meta-analysis.
Sustainability
10:1784.
(PDF)
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Wilson, A. E.,
J. L. Pollock, I. Billick,
C. Domingo,
E. G. Fernandez-Figueroa,
E. Nagy, T. D. Steury, and A. Summers. 2018.
Assessing science training programs: Structured
undergraduate research programs make a difference.
BioScience
68(7):529-534.
(Website)
(Editor's Choice)
(2018 College of Agriculture High
Impact Paper of the Year Award)
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Yang, Z., R. P. Buley, E. G. Fernandez-Figueroa,
M. U.G. Barros, S. Rajendran, and A. E. Wilson.
2018.
Hydrogen peroxide treatment promotes chlorophytes over toxic
cyanobacteria in a hyper-eutrophic aquaculture pond.
Environmental Pollution
240:590-598.
(PDF)
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Baker, B. C., A. E. Wilson, and
J. T. Scott. 2018. Phytoplankton N2 fixation
efficiency and its effect on harmful algal blooms.
Freshwater Science
37(2): 264-275.
(PDF)
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Minasyan, A., C. Christophoridis, A. E.
Wilson, S.-K. Zervou, T. Kaloudis, and A. Hiskia.
2018.
Diversity of cyanobacteria and the presence of cyanotoxins
in the epilimnion of Lake Yerevan (Armenia).
Toxicon 150:28-38.
(PDF)
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Wilson, A. E.,
E. G. Fernandez, R.
Buley, and L. A. Roy. 2018. Is sustainable control of
toxic algae a reality for catfish aquaculture?
Fish Farming News
2018(1):7-8.
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Wilson, A. E.
and E. G. Fernandez-Figueroa. 2018. Preparing water resource
managers to identify and measure toxic cyanobacteria.
Streamlines Spring
2018:18.
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Wilson, A. E.,
M. F. Chislock, Z. Yang, M. U.G. Barros, and J. F. Roberts.
2018.
Pond bank access as an approach for managing toxic
cyanobacteria in beef cattle pasture drinking water ponds.
Environmental Monitoring and
Assessment 190:247.
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Weaver,
R. J., E. S. A. Santos, A.
M. Tucker, A. E. Wilson, and G. E. Hill.
2018.
Carotenoid metabolism strengthens the link between feather
coloration and quality.
Nature Communications
9:73.
(Website)
(Clarivate
Analytics Web of Science Highly Cited Paper)
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Jameel, Y., S.
Stein, E. Grimm, C. Roswell, A. E. Wilson,
C. Troy, T. Höök, and G.
Bowen. 2018.
Physicochemical characteristics of a southern Lake Michigan
river plume.
Journal of Great Lakes Research
44:209-218.
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Lyu, K., L. Zhang,
L. Gu,
X. Zhu, A. E. Wilson,
and Z. Yang. 2017. Cladoceran offspring tolerance to
toxic Microcystis
is promoted by maternal warming. Environmental
Pollution 227:451-459.
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Olsen, B. K.,
M. F. Chislock,
A. Rebelein, and A. E. Wilson.
2017. Nutrient enrichment and vertical mixing mediate 2-methylisoborneol
and geosmin concentrations in a drinking water
reservoir. Water Science and Technology: Water Supply
17(2):500-507.
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Wilson, A. E. and Z. A.
Osorio. 2016. DEB Numbers: Are aquatic ecologists
underrepresented?
DEBrief (NSF's Division of Environmental Biology
blog) 11 July 2016.
(Website)
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Kollock, R., K. Games,
A. E. Wilson,
and J. Sefton. 2016. Vehicle exposure and spinal musculature
in military
warfighters: a meta-analysis.
Journal of Athletic Training
51(11):981-990. (PDF)
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Olsen, B. K., M. F. Chislock, and A. E. Wilson.
2016. Eutrophication mediates a common
off-flavor compound, 2-methylisoborneol, in a drinking water
reservoir. Water Research 92:228-234.
(PDF)
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Ger, K. A., P. Urrutia-Cordero, P. C. Frost,
L.-A. Hansson, O. Sarnelle, A. E. Wilson,
and M. Lurling. 2016. The interaction between
cyanobacteria and zooplankton in a more eutrophic world.
Harmful Algae 54:128-144.
(PDF)
(Clarivate Analytics Web
of Science Highly Cited Paper)
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Lyu, K., H. Guan, C. Wu, X. Wang, A. E. Wilson,
and Z. Yang.
2016. Maternal consumption of non-toxic Microcystis
by Daphnia magna induces tolerance to
toxic Microcystis in offspring.
Freshwater Biology 61:219-228 (PDF)
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Koch, R. E., A. E. Wilson,
and G. E. Hill.
2016. The importance of carotenoid dose in
supplementation studies with songbirds.
Physiological and Biochemical Zoology 89(1):61-71. (PDF)
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Kollock, R., C. Andrews, A. Johnston, T.
Elliott, A. E. Wilson,
K. Games, and J. Sefton.
2016. A meta-analysis to determine if lower extremity
muscle strengthening should be included in military knee
overuse injury prevention programs.
Journal of Athletic Training 51(11):919-926. (PDF)
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Chislock, M. F. 2015. Ecology and
management of off-flavors and cyanotoxins.
LakeLine. Winter 2015:43-46 (PDF)
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Bullard, A., D. DeVries, A. Wilson,
H. Kinnucan, P. Clement, G. Lockaby, and C. Newland. 2015. Science or snake oil: Scholarship and peer review in
the digital age. Book chapter in Auburn Speaks: On Cyber
and the Digital Domain. Published by Auburn
University.
pp. 201-211. (PDF)
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ArchMiller, A. A., E. F. Bauer, R. E. Koch,
B. K. Wijayawardena, A. Anil, J. J. Kottwitz, A. S.
Munsterman,
and A. E. Wilson. 2015. Formalizing the
definition of meta-analysis in Molecular Ecology.
Molecular Ecology
24:4042-4051. (PDF)
(Web link)
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Goessling, J. M., H. Kennedy, M. T. Mendonça,
and A. E. Wilson.
2015. A meta-analysis of plasma corticosterone and
heterophil:lymphocyte ratios - Is there conservation of
physiological stress responses over time?
Functional Ecology
29:1189-1196. (PDF)
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Kollock, R., K. Games, A. E. Wilson,
and J. Sefton.
2015. Effect of vehicle-ride exposure on cervical
pathology - a meta-analysis.
Industrial Health 53:197-205. (PDF)
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Games, K., J. Sefton, and A. E. Wilson.
2015. Effect of whole-body vibration on blood flow and
muscle oxygenation: a meta-analysis. Journal of Athletic
Training 50(5):542-549. (PDF)
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Kasinak, J.-M. E., C. J. Bishop, R. A. Wright,
and A. E. Wilson. 2015. Grass carp do not
consume the nuisance benthic cyanobacterium, Lyngbya
wollei. Journal of Aquatic
Plant Management 53:74-80.
(PDF)
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Lyu, K., L. Zhang, X. Zhu, G. Cui, A. E. Wilson,
and Z. Yang. 2015. Arginine kinase in
the cladoceran Daphnia magna: cDNA
sequencing and expression is associated with resistance to
toxic Microcystis.
Aquatic Toxicology 160:13-21.
(PDF)
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Kasinak, J.-M. E., B. M. Holt, M. F. Chislock,
and A. E. Wilson. 2015. Benchtop
fluorometry of phycocyanin as a rapid approach for
estimating cyanobacterial biovolume.
Journal of Plankton Research
37(1):248-257.
(PDF)
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Newcomer, B. J., P. H. Walz, M. D. Givens,
and A. E. Wilson. 2015. Efficacy of
bovine viral diarrhea virus vaccination to prevent
reproductive disease: a meta-analysis.
Theriogenology
83:360-365.
(PDF)
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Chislock, M. F., K. L. Sharp, and A. E. Wilson.
2014. Cylindrospermopsis raciborskii
dominates under very low and high nitrogen-to-phosphorus
ratios. Water Research 49:207-214. (PDF)
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Doster, E., M. F. Chislock, J. F. Roberts, J.
J. Kottwitz, and A. E. Wilson. 2014. Recognition of
an important water quality issue at zoos: prevalence and
potential threat of toxic cyanobacteria. Journal of Zoo
and Wildlife Medicine 45(1):165-168.
(PDF)
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Chislock, M. F., O. Sarnelle, B. K. Olsen, E. Doster, and A. E. Wilson.
2013. Large effects of
consumer offense on ecosystem structure and function.
Ecology 94(11):2375-2380.
(PDF)
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