Vanessa Young

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Saint Mary's College

United States

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Vanessa Young is an Associate Professor at Saint Mary's College in the United States. Her research focuses on animal behavior, organismal biology, and the functional morphology of vertebrates, as evidenced by her recent publications. These include studies on wild fox squirrel alarm calls, inclusive field experiences, and limb bone shape in turtles, among others. She is dedicated to advancing knowledge in these areas through innovative teaching and research.

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2024

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2020

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Graded alarm call behavior in wild fox squirrels (<i>Sciurus niger</i>)

Beyond A Vision for The Future: Tangible Steps To Engage Diverse Participants in Inclusive Field Experiences

Foundations of form and function: A synthesis‐based curriculum for introductory‐level organismal biology

Thinking Inside the Box: Comparative Limb Bone Shape in Emydid Turtles

Balancing on a Limb: Effects of Gravidity on Locomotion in Arboreal, Limbed Vertebrates

Functional correlations of axial muscle fiber type proportions in the waterfall‐climbing Hawaiian stream fish Sicyopterus stimpsoni

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Richard W. Blob

Heiko Schoenfuss

Corinne Richards-Zawacki

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