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    Jumping spiders attend to context during learned avoidance of aposematic prey by Skow, Christa D., Jakob, Elizabeth M.

    Published in Behavioral ecology (01-01-2006)
    “…A large number of studies on both animals and humans have demonstrated that learning is influenced by context or secondary cues that are present when an…”
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    Increased Scaffolding and Inquiry in an Introductory Biology Lab Enhance Experimental Design Skills and Sense of Scientific Ability by Killpack, Tess L., Fulmer, Sara M., Roden, Julie A., Dolce, Jocelyne L., Skow, Christa D.

    “…We present a model for the process of redesigning the laboratory curriculum in Introductory Organismal Biology to increase opportunities for meaningful inquiry…”
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    Jumping Spiders Associate Food With Color Cues In A T-Maze by Jakob, Elizabeth M., Skow, Christa D., Haberman, Mary Popson, Plourde, Anna

    Published in The Journal of arachnology (01-12-2007)
    “…Salticid spiders are a tractable group for studies of learning. We presented Phidippus princeps Peckham & Peckham 1883 with the challenging task of associating…”
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    Increased Scaffolding and Inquiry in an Introductory Biology Lab Enhance Experimental Design Skills and Sense of Scientific Ability xref ref-type="fn" rid="fn2-jmbe-21-56">† /xref by Tess L. Killpack, Sara M. Fulmer, Julie A. Roden, Jocelyne L. Dolce, Christa D. Skow

    “…We present a model for the process of redesigning the laboratory curriculum in Introductory Organismal Biology to increase opportunities for meaningful inquiry…”
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    EFFECTS OF MATERNAL BODY SIZE ON CLUTCH SIZE AND EGG WEIGHT IN A PHOLCID SPIDER (HOLOCNEMUS PLUCHEI) by Skow, Christa D., Jakob, Elizabeth M.

    Published in The Journal of arachnology (01-01-2003)
    “…The pholcid spider Holocnemus pluchei (Scopoli 1763) competes for food with conspecifics, and spiders reared on high food levels are generally larger. In this…”
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