Professor of Biology, 2009-
Began career at Colorado College: 1996
E-mail: msnyder@coloradocollege.edu
Phone: (719) 389-6209
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Marc A. Snyder
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Professor of Biology, 2009- Began career at Colorado College: 1996
E-mail: msnyder@coloradocollege.edu Phone: (719) 389-6209 Address:
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Education
B.A., Kent State University, 1981;
Ph.D., University of Colorado, 1990.
Research Interests
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Selected Publications
Snyder, M. A. 1992. Selective herbivory by Abert's squirrel mediated by chemical variability in ponderosa pine. Ecology 73:1730-1741.
Snyder,
M. A. 1993. Interactions between Abert’s squirrel and ponderosa pine:
the relationship between selective herbivory and host plant fitness.
American Naturalist 141:866-879.
Snyder,
M. A., and Y. B. Linhart. 1993.
Barking up the right tree. Natural
History 102:44-49.
Linhart,
Y. B., Snyder, M. A., and J. P. Gibson. 1994.
Differential host utilization by two parasites in a population of
ponderosa pine. Oecologia
98:117-120.
Snyder,
M. A., and Y. B. Linhart. 1994.
Nest-site selection by Abert’s squirrel: chemical characteristics of
nest trees. Journal of Mammalogy
75:136-141.
Snyder,
M. A., Fineschi, B., Linhart, Y. B., and R. H. Smith.
1996. Multivariate host
discrimination by dwarf mistletoe Arceuthobium vaginatum
subsp. cryptopodum: inter- and
intraspecific comparisons. Journal
of Chemical Ecology 22:295-305.
Snyder,
M. A., and Y. B. Linhart. 1997.
Porcupine feeding patterns: selectivity by a generalist herbivore?
Canadian Journal of Zoology 75:2107-2111.
Snyder,
M. A., and Y. B. Linhart. 1998.
Subspecific selectivity by a mammalian herbivore: geographic
differentiation of interactions between taxa of Sciurus
aberti and Pinus ponderosa.
Evolutionary Ecology
12:755-765.
Snyder,
M. A. 1998. Abert's squirrels (Sciurus
aberti) in ponderosa pine (Pinus
ponderosa) forests: directional selection, diversifying selection.
In Ecology and Evolutionary Biology of Tree Squirrels.
M. A. Steele, J. F. Merritt, and D. A. Zegers, eds.
Virginia Museum of Natural History, Special Publication Number 6.
Latta,
R. G., Linhart, Y. B., Lundquist, L., and M. A. Snyder.
2000. Patterns of
monoterpene variation within individual trees in ponderosa pine.
Journal of Chemical Ecology 26:1341-1357.
Jung,
P. P., II, Bower, N. W., Snyder, M. A., and D. W. Lehmpuhl.
2001. An application of
air-sampling canisters: Selective herbivory associated with monoterpene emission
from ponderosa pine. American
Laboratory, 33:50-52.
Linhart,
Y. B., Mooney, K. A., Snyder, M. A., and N. Swoboda-Colberg.
2001. Phloem chemistry:
effects of genotype and environment and implications for nutritional ecology.
International Journal of Plant Sciences, 162:1009-1016.
Latta, R. G., Linhart, Y. B., Snyder, M. A., and L. Lundquist.
2003. Patterns of variation and correlation in the monoterpene
composition of xylem oleoresin within populations of ponderosa
pine. Biochemical Systematics and Ecology 31:451-465.
Snyder, M. A. and N. W. Bower. 2005. Resistance to bark beetle
attack in Caribbean pine: potential role of 4-allylanisole.
Biotropica 37:702-705.