BLAIR WOLF  Associate Professor
 

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Submitted Manuscripts

   35.   Gilman, C. A. and B. O. Wolf. (in review) Using portable
            ultrasonography as a non-destructive method for estimating
            reproductive effort in lizards. The Journal of Experimental Biology.

   34.   Gilman, C. A., E. C. Toolson and B. O. Wolf. (in review) effects of
            temperature on the behavior of Trimerotropis pallidipennis (Orthoptera,
            Arcrididae). Southwestern Naturalist.

   33.   Martínez del Río, C. , B. O. Wolf, S. Carleton and A. E. McKechnie. (in
            review) The meaning and significance of isotopic incorporation curves
            in animal studies. Isotopes in Environmental and Health Studies.

Peer-reviewed Publications

   32.   Lease, H. M., B. O. Wolf and J. F. Harrison (2006) Intraspecific
            variation in tracheal volume in the American locust (Schistocerca
            americana) measured by a new inert gas method.
            Journal of Experimental Biology 209:3476-3481.

   31.   Meehan, T., H. lease, and B. O. Wolf. (2005) Negative indirect effects of
            an avian insectivore on the fruit set of an insect-pollinated herb.
            Okios 109:297-304. 

   30.   Martínez del Río, C. and B. O. Wolf.  (2005) Mass-balance models for
            animal isotopic ecology. M. Stark (ed.) In Physiological
            and Ecological Adaptations to Feeding in Vertebrates
.
            Science Publishers, INC. Enfield, NH, USA. pp 141-174.

   29.   Carlton , S. A., B. O. Wolf and C. Martínez del Río. (2004) Keeling plots
            for hummingbirds: a field method to estimate carbon stable isotope
            ratios of respired CO2 in small vertebrates. Oecologia 141:1-6.

   28.   Mckechnie, A. E., B. O. Wolf and C. Martínez del Río. (2004) Deuterium
            stable isotope ratios as tracers of water resource use: an experimental
            test with rock doves. Oecologia 140:191-200.

   27.   Mckechnie, A. E. and B. O. Wolf.  (2004a) Partitioning of evaporative
            water loss in White-winged Doves: plasticity in response to short-term
            thermal acclimation. Journal of Experimental Biology 207:203-210.

   26.   Mckechnie, A. E. and B. O. Wolf. (2004b) Solar radiation and the
            energetic cost of rewarming from torpor. In Barnes, B. M. and Carey,
            H. V. (eds.) Life in the cold: Evolution, Mechanisms,
            and Application.
12th International Hibernation Symposium.
            Biological papers of the University of Alaska, No. 27. pp 63-70.

   25.   Mckechnie, A. E. and B. O. Wolf. (2004c) The energetics of the
            rewarming phase of avian torpor. In Barnes, B. M. and Carey, H.V.
            (eds.) Life in the cold: Evolution Mechanisms, and Application.
            12th International Hibernation Symposium. Biological papers of the
            University of Alaska, No. 27. pp 265-273.

   24.   Mckechnie, A. E. and B. O. Wolf. (2004d) The allometry of avian basal
            metabolic rate: good predictions need good data.
            Physiological and Biochemical Zoology 77:502-521.

   23.   Smith, R. B., E. C. Greiner, and B. O. Wolf. (2004) Migratory
            movements of Sharp-shinned Hawks in relation to prevalence,
            intensity and biogeography of avian hematozoan parasites.
            The Auk 121:837-846.

   22.   Smith, R. B., T. Meehan, and B. O. Wolf.  (2003) Assessing migration
            patterns of sharp-shinned hawks (Accipter striatus) using stable-
            isotope and band encounter analysis.
            The Journal of Avian Biology 34:387-392

   21.   Cryan, P. and B. O. Wolf.  (2003) Metabolism and evaporative water
            loss in hoary bats (Lasiurus cinereus): affects of temperature and sex.
            Journal of Experimental Biology 206:3381-3390.

   20.   Wolf, B. O. and C. Martínez del Río. (2003) How important are
            columnar cacti as sources of water and nutrients for desert consumers?
            A review. Isotopes in Environmental and Health Studies 39:53-67.

   19.   Wolf, B. O., C. Martínez del Río and J. Babson.  (2002)  Stable isotopes
            reveal that saguaro fruit provides different resources to two desert
            dove species. Ecology 83: 1286-1293.

   18.   Wolf, B. O. and G. E. Walsberg.  (2000)  The role of the plumage in heat
            transfer processes in birdsAmerican Zoologist 40: 575-584.

   17.   Wolf, B. O. and C. Martínez del Río.  (2000)  Use of saguaro fruit
            by White-winged Doves: isotopic evidence of a tight ecological
            association.  Oecologia 124: 536-543.

   16.   Wolf, B. O.  (2000)  Global warming and avian occupancy of hot
            deserts; a physiological and behavioral perspective.
            Revista Chilena de Historia Natural 73: 395-400.

   15.   Wolf, B. O., K. M. Wooden and G. E. Walsberg. (2000)  Effects of
            complex radiative and convective environments on the thermal biology
            of the White-crowned Sparrow (Zonatrichia leucophyrs gambelii).
            The Journal of Experimental Biology 203: 803-811.

   14.   Wolf, B. O. and S. L. Jones.  (2000)  Vermilion Flycatcher
            (Pyrocephalus rubinus)In  The Birds of North America. No. 484 (A.
            Pool and F. Gill, Eds.). Philadelphia:  The Academy of Natural
            Sciences; Washington, D. C., The American Ornithologists' Union.

   13.   Shukman, J. and B. O. Wolf.  (1998)  Say's Phoebe (Sayornis saya)In
            The Birds of North America. No. 374 (A. Pool and F. Gill, Eds.).
            Philadelphia:  The Academy of Natural Sciences; Washington, D. C.,
            The American Ornithologists' Union.

   12.   Wolf, B. O., G. E. Walsberg and M. Stanisick.  (1997)  Quantifying the
            behavior of free-living animals:  integration of binoculars and palmtop
            computerThe Journal of Field Ornithology 68: 173-177.

   11.   Walsberg G. E., T. Weaver and B. O. Wolf.  (1997)  Seasonal
            adjustment of solar heat gain independent of coat coloration in a desert
            mammalPhysiological Zoology 70: 150-157.

   10.   Wolf, B. O.  (1997)  Black Phoebe (Sayornis nigricans)In
            The Birds of North America.  No. 268 (A. Pool and F. Gill, Eds.).
            Philadelphia,  The Academy of Natural Sciences; Washington, D. C.,
            The American Ornithologists' Union.

      9.   Wolf, B. O. and G. E. Walsberg.  (1996a)  Thermal effects of radiation
            and wind on a small bird and implications for microsite selection.
            Ecology 77: 2228-2236.

     8.   Wolf, B. O. and G. E. Walsberg.  (1996b)  Respiratory and cutaneous
            evaporative water loss at high environmental temperatures in a small
            birdThe Journal of Experimental Biology 199: 451-457.

     7.   Wolf, B. O., K. M. Wooden, and G. E. Walsberg.  (1996)  The use of
            thermal refugia by two small desert birdsThe Condor 98: 424-428.

     6.   Walsberg G. E. and B. O. Wolf.  (1996c)  An appraisal of operative
            temperature mounts as tools for studies of ecological energetics.
            Physiological Zoology 69: 658-681.

     5.   Walsberg G. E. and B. O. Wolf.  (1996d)  A test of the accuracy of
            operative temperature thermometers for studies of small ectotherms.
            The Journal of Thermal Biology 21: 275-281.

     4.   Walsberg G. E. and B. O. Wolf.  (1995a)  Variation in the respiratory
            quotient of birds and implications for indirect calorimetry using
            measurements of carbon dioxide production.
            The Journal of Experimental Biology 198: 213-219.

     3.   Walsberg G. E. and B. O. Wolf.  (1995b)  Solar heat gain in a desert
            rodent:  unexpected increases with wind speed and implications for
            estimating the heat balance of free-living animals.
            Journal of Comparative Physiology B 165: 306-314.

     2.   Walsberg G. E. and B. O. Wolf.  (1995c)  Effects of solar radiation
            and wind speed on metabolic power consumption by two mammals
            with contrasting coat colors.
            The Journal of Experimental Biology 198: 1499-1507.

     1.   Wolf, B. O. and S. L. Jones.  (1989)  Great Blue Heron deaths caused
            by predation on pacific lampreyThe Condor 91: 482-484.

Other writings

Martínez del Río, C., B. O. Wolf and R. Haughey. (2004) Saguaros and White-
            winged Doves: the natural history of an uneasy partnership. Chapter 7.
            G. Nabhan (ed.) In Conserving migratory pollinators and nectar
            corridors in Western North America
. Arizona-Sonora Desert
            Museum Studies in Natural History. The University of Arizona Press.
            Tucson. Pp 122-143.

Wolf, B. O. and C. Martinez del Rio. (2002)  Saguaro feeding by desert birds:
            an ABA-supported project. Birding Magazine, August, p. 324-325.

Rigney, M., L. R. Mewaldt, B.O. Wolf. and R. Duke.  (1989)  Wildlife
            monitoring of a riparian mitigation site.  Proceeding of the California
            Riparian Systems Conference, 22-24 September 1989, Davis CA,
            USDA forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. PSW-110, p. 319-324.

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