Amy L. Skibiel
Lecturer

Office: 144 Funchess Hall

Address:
331 Funchess Hall
Auburn University, AL 36849

Office Phone: (334) 844-9280
Fax: (334) 844-9234
Email Amy L. Skibiel

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Education

Postdoctoral Fellow - Harvard University
Ph.D. - Auburn University 2012
M.S. – Auburn University 2007
B.S. – Juniata College 2003


Research and Teaching Interests

Mammalian physiology, physiological ecology, maternal effects particularly those occurring during lactation, lactocrine programming of offspring phenotype, and the evolution of lactation strategies.



Selected Publications

  1. Skibiel, A. L., J. R. Speakman, and W. R. Hood. (in press) Testing the prediction of energy allocation decisions in the evolution of life history tradeoffs. Functional Ecology.
  2. Skibiel, A. L., L. M. Downing, T. J. Orr, and W. R. Hood. (in press) The evolution of the nutrient composition of mammalian milks. Journal of Animal Ecology.
  3. Skibiel, A. L. and W. R. Hood. 2013. Milk composition in a hibernating rodent, the Columbian ground squirrel,Urocitellus columbianusJournal of Mammalogy 94(1): 146-154. 
  4. T. J. Karels, F. S. Dobson, H. S. Trevino, A. L. Skibiel. 2009. Testing causal structure in the biogeography of avian extinctions on oceanic islands. Journal of Biogeography 36: 1614-1617.
  5. Skibiel, A. L., F. S. Dobson, J. O. Murie. 2009. Maternal influences on reproduction in two populations of Columbian ground squirrels. Ecological Monographs 79(2): 325-341.
  6. T. J. Karels, F. S. Dobson, H. S. Trevino, A. L. Skibiel. 2008. The biogeography of avian extinctions on oceanic islands. Journal of Biogeography 35: 1106-1111.
  7. Trevino, H. S., A. L. Skibiel, T. J. Karels, F. S. Dobson. 2007. Threats to avifauna on oceanic islands. Conservation Biology 21(1): 125-132.


Courses

Undergraduate Graduate
Human Anatomy and Physiology I – BIOL2500



Last updated: 06/19/2015