Susan McRae

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East Carolina University

United States

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Susan McRae is a Teaching Professor at East Carolina University in the United States. Her research focuses on avian ecology, particularly in relation to hybridization, reproductive tactics, and environmental impacts on nesting behaviors. Recent publications include studies on the population structure of marsh birds and advancements in ecological diagnostic tests. Additionally, she has explored instructional approaches within the context of the Hardy-Weinberg principle.

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2020

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Genomic data support interspecific divergence but reveal limited population structure and cryptic hybridization in Rallus elegans (King Rail) and R. crepitans (Clapper Rail)

Ecological correlates of alternative reproductive tactics: conspecific brood parasitism rates vary with nest predation and seasonal effects influenced by climate change

Natal philopatry is associated with smaller nest size in a cavity-nesting bird with consequences for nest box temperature

Interclutch variability in egg characteristics in two species of rail: Is maternal identity encoded in eggshell patterns?

An eDNA diagnostic test to detect a rare, secretive marsh bird

Considering Instructional Approach & Question Design with the Hardy-Weinberg Principle

Mapping habitat suitability for the eastern black rail throughout its atlantic coastal range using maximum entropy (MaxEnt),Cartographie du caractère propice de l'habitat chez le râle noir de l'est dans son aire de répartition sur la côte atlantique à l'aide de l'entropie maximale (MaxEnt)

Automated auditory detection of a rare, secretive marsh bird with infrequent and acoustically indistinct vocalizations

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Adrienne I. Kovach

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Susan McRae

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Articles (8)

Genomic data support interspecific divergence but reveal limited population structure and cryptic hybridization in Rallus elegans (King Rail) and R. crepitans (Clapper Rail)

Ecological correlates of alternative reproductive tactics: conspecific brood parasitism rates vary with nest predation and seasonal effects influenced by climate change

Natal philopatry is associated with smaller nest size in a cavity-nesting bird with consequences for nest box temperature

Interclutch variability in egg characteristics in two species of rail: Is maternal identity encoded in eggshell patterns?

An eDNA diagnostic test to detect a rare, secretive marsh bird

Considering Instructional Approach &amp; Question Design with the Hardy-Weinberg Principle

Mapping habitat suitability for the eastern black rail throughout its atlantic coastal range using maximum entropy (MaxEnt),Cartographie du caractère propice de l'habitat chez le râle noir de l'est dans son aire de répartition sur la côte atlantique à l'aide de l'entropie maximale (MaxEnt)

Automated auditory detection of a rare, secretive marsh bird with infrequent and acoustically indistinct vocalizations

Collaborators (1)

Adrienne I. Kovach

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Considering Instructional Approach & Question Design with the Hardy-Weinberg Principle