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1984, Ph.D. University of Texas, Ecology & Evolution
1973, B.S., University of Michigan, Zoology
- Evolution and ecology of plant-animal interactions
- Mating systems
- Speciation
- Systematics
- Tephritid fruit flies
- Frugivorous bats
- Cucurbits
- Heliconius butterflies
- Hummingbirds
- Fundamentals of Biology
- Seminar in Evolution
- Ecology
- Plant Morphology
- Plant Systematics
- Plant Physiology
- Biological Problems
- Food & Sex- An Evolutionary Perspective
- Human Nutrition
- Phi Beta Kappa
- Organization of American States Fellowship
- Smithsonian Postdoctoral Fellowship
- NSF Visiting Professorship for Women
- Visiting Scholar, Inst. Environmental Studies, University of Washington
- Subvention Fund, University of Texas
- Chapman Fund, American Museum of Natural History: National Science
Foundation Dissertation Improvement Grant
- Organization of American States
- Smithsonian Institution
- Friends of the National Zoo
- National Science Foundation (Visiting Professorship, Research Experience
for Undergraduates, Multi-User Biological Equipment Award)
- Condon, M.A. 1997. Review of Designing Conservation Projects
by Julian Caldecott, Cambridge University Press (1996), 312 pp. Quarterly
Review of Biology, in press.
- Shashar, N., T.W. Cronin, L.B. Wolff, M.A. Condon. The polarization
of light in a tropical rain forest. Biotropica, in press.
- Kalko, E.K. and M.A. Condon. Fruit display in Gurania spinulosa
(Cucurbitaceae) and the sensory modalities of Phyllostomus hastatus
(Microchiroptera: Phyllostomidae). Functional Ecology, in press.
- Condon, M.A., A. Truelove, and L. Mathew. 1997. Sexual dimorphism
in mouthparts of Blepharoneura. Proceedings of the Washington
Entomological Society 99: 676-680.
- Condon, M.A. and G.J. Steck. 1997. Evolution of host use in Blepharoneura
(Diptera: Tephritidae): Multiple cryptic species on sexually dimorphic
host plants. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 60: 443-466.
- Condon, M.A. 1996. Hanging loose with Gurania and Psiguria.
Cucurbit Network News 3: 1-2.
- Condon, M.A. 1995. Biodiversity, systematics, and Tom Sawyer Science.
Conservation Biology 9: 711-714.
- Condon, M.A. 1995. Laboratory Manual for Biology 2 (2 editions).
Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY.
- Condon, M.A. 1994. Tom Sawyer meets insects: how biodiversity opens
science to the public. Biodiversity Letters 2: 159-162.
- Condon, M.A. and A.L. Norrbom. 1994. Three sympatric species of Blepharoneura
(Diptera: Tephritidae) on a single host (Gurania spinulosa, Cucurbitaceae):
new species and new taxonomic methods. Systematic Entomology
19: 279-304.
- Driscoll, C.A. and M.A. Condon. 1994. Labellar modifications of Blepharoneura
(Diptera: Tephritidae): Neotropical fruit flies that damage and feed
on plant surfaces. Annals of the Entomological Society of America
87: 448-453.
- Kalko, E.K. and M. Condon. 1993. Bat-plant interactions: how frugivorous
leaf-nosed bats find their food. Bat Research News 34: 115.
- Condon, M.A., T. Sasek, and B. Strain. 1992. Allocation patterns
in two tropical vines in response to increased atmospheric CO2. Functional
Ecology 6: 680-685.
- Condon, M.A., B. Yashar, and J. DeSaix (eds.) 1992. Laboratory
Manual for Introductory Biology. University of North Carolina, Chapel
Hill.
- Condon, M.A. 1991. Mutualistic interactions between scientists and
children. BioScience 41: 163-165.
- Condon, M.A. 1990. Sex change in the tropics -or- why females have
to be big to hang loose. Zoogoer 19: 22-25.
- Condon, M.A. & L.E. Gilbert 1990. Reproductive biology and natural
history of Neotropical vines Gurania and Psiguria. In
D.M. Bates, R.W. Robinson, and C. Jeffrey (eds.), Biology and Chemistry
of the Cucurbitaceae. Cornell University Press, Ithaca, NY, pp.150-166.
- Condon, M.A. & L.E. Gilbert 1988. Sex expression of Gurania
and Psiguria (Guraniinae: Cucurbitaceae): Neotropical vines that
change sex. American Journal of Botany 75:875-884.
- Condon, M.A. 1984. Reproductive biology, demography, and natural
history of Neotropical vines Gurania and Psiguria (Guraniinae:
Cucurbitaceae): a study of the adaptive significance of size-related
sex change. Ph.D. dissertation, U.T., Austin.
- Condon, M.A. & M.D. Whalen 1983. A plea for herbivore and pathogen
damaged material. Taxon 32:105-107.
- Cornell College, Assistant Professor
- Hofstra University, Assistant Professor
- University of Washington, Visiting Scholar
- University of Maryland Baltimore County, NSF Visiting Professor
- N.Y. Zoological Society, Consultant
- Jatun Sacha Foundation, Visiting Instructor
- University of N. Carolina, Visiting Lecturer
- Smithsonian Institution (National Zoo), Postdoctoral Fellow
- Smithsonian Institution (National Museum of Natural History), Postdoctoral
Fellow
- Smithsonian Institution (Peru), Field Botanist
- University of N. Carolina, Lecturer
- Duke University, Research Associate
- University of Texas, Assistant Instructor
- N.Y. Botanical Garden and Museu Goeldi (Brazil), Field Botanist
- University of Texas, Teaching Assistant Structure
- Rockefeller University, Research Assistant
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