ES196
May 2007 Table of Contents
Senior Research Seminar
Environmental Sciences Group Major
University of California at Berkeley
Berkeley, California 94720-2922
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GSI's:
Arielle Levine
Ashley Holt
Chad White
Peter Oboyski
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The dose and time dependent regulation
of IGF-1R in MCF-7 breast cancer cells by indole-3-carbinol - Zahrah Ali
Anti-Proliferative Effects of BZL
on MDA-MB-231 Human Breast Cancer Cells - Zaynah K. Ali
Analysis of Macrocentrus ancylivorus
as a Natural Enemy of the Sunflower Moth, Homoeosomae electellum - David
Briggs
The Effects of NaCl on Germination in
Suaeda californica (Chenopodiaceae) - Jenny Cleary
Unequal Opportunity in Environmental
Education: Environmental Education Programs and Funding at Contra Costa Secondary
Schools - Angela Freitas
Effects of Increased Seasonal Rainfall
on Soil- and Leaf Litter- Microarthropods in a Northern California Grassland
- Britney C. Gallivan
Analyzing Immigrant Environmental
Behaviors in the Arizona Tourism Industry - Mihai Giurgiulescu
Pruning Decreases Incidence of White Pine
Blister Rust Infection in Sugar Pine - Lauren Grand
How the Presence of Bikeways affect Bicycle-Motor
Vehicle Collisions: A San Francisco Bay Area Case Study - Sarah Hon
Use of Fish Scales as Biosorbent for the
Removal of Copper in Water - Esther Huang
Composition of Generic and Host-Specific
Bacteria in Feces of Specific Hosts using Culture and QPCR - Ali Kattan
The Effect of Species Richness, Resource
Availability, and Community Composition on Larval Recruitment in Marine Fouling
Communities - James Kealey
An Ecologic Study Investigating the Correlation
between Breast Feeding and the Incidence of Leukemia - Victoria María
Klyce
Charring Eucalyptus globulus as
an alternative preparation technique for liquid scintillation counting used
in 14C dating with subsequent tritium analysis - Austin Jena Krause
The effect of prey diet on the feeding preference
of Galendromus occidentalis (Acarina: Phytoseiidae) for Tetranychus pacificus
and Eotetranychus willamettei (Acarina: Tetranychidae) - Jesus Lara
Bird Predation Decreases Arthropod Abundance
and Biomass in Three Coffee Farms in the Blue Mountains, Jamaica. - Natalie
J. Levy
Soil moisture and N2O fluxes along a toposequence
in Tennessee Valley, California - Vijay Limaye
The Effect of Canopy Cover and Soil Conditions
on Growth Rate of Mimulus aurantiacus and Rhamnus californica
in San Francisco - Leanne Maloney
Determining the rate of used cooking
oil output by the restaurant industry in the Salt Lake Valley, UT - Jonathan
Miller
Ticks Feeding on Animals Committed to
Wildlife Rehabilitation Centers and Implications for Lyme Disease Ecology -
Trevor Miller
Flow Visualization Through and Around Simplified
Models of Biological Structures - Matt Petty
Halogenated Trace Gas Fluxes From Salt
Pond Ecosystems - Claudia Mia Pingatore
The Relative Metaphysical Indicator:
Linking philosophy and psychology to understand environmental behavior - Robin
Rothfeder
Determinants of Recycling Behavior: A
UC Berkeley Case Study - Kao Saechao
River Otter Predation on Brown Pelicans
at a Lagoon in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area - Tyler Salman
Predicting species distribution of
Sierra Nevada butterflies in response to climate change - Joel Scheingross
Rainwater Savings Potential of Prototypical
Modular Extensive Green Roofs at UC Berkeley - David Shen
Comparative analysis of halophilic microbial
populations at Lake Tyrrell, Australia - Alina Siu
Proper Tire Inflation Increases Fuel
Economy and Reduces Greenhouse Gas Emissions - Laura Swenson
The impact of denitrification of alter vegetations
and soils under precipitations treatments - Kim Khanh Vu
Recreation Disturbance Does Not Change
Feeding Behavior of the Western Snowy Plover - Megan Warren
The Long-Term Effects of Climate on the
Respiration Rates of Recalcitrant Soil Microbes - Simon Wong
The Effects of Inorganic Nitrogen Deposition
on Methane Effluxes from Tropical Forest Soils - Jonathan Wright
Cleaner Captains: The Relationship Between
Recreational Boater Knowledge and their Pro-Environmental Behaviors - Elaine
Zhong
These studies were undertaken by seniors in the Environmental Sciences Group
Major, an Interdisciplinary Studies program jointly administered by the College
of Letters and Sciences and the College of Natural Resources at the University
of California at Berkeley. The Environmental Sciences major allows students
to concentrate in one of three fields of specialization: biological science,
physical science, and social science. In their senior year, students in the
major participate in a two-semester Senior Research Seminar, investigating an
environmental topic of current concern. This project gives the students experience
in field work, general research techniques, and oral and written presentation
of research results. This volume is the compilation of research reports from
the fall 2006/spring 2007 Senior Research Seminars.