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Kanda, L.L. and C. Gallego Lazo. (2019) A Walk in the Woods: Mammalian responses to trails in urbanized forest fragments. American Society of Mammalogists Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C.

Gallego, C., E. Almeida, and L.L. Kanda. (2018) A Walk in the Woods: Understanding the impact of recreational trails on wildlife movement. Poster in undergraduate session. Animal Behavior Society Annual Meeting, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Unmann, N.J, A. White, C. Gallego, E. Almeida, A. Cioli and L.L. Kanda. (2018) Urbanization effects on personality in white-tailed deer, Odocoileus virginianus , around Ithaca, NY. Poster in undergraduate session. Animal Behavior Society Annual Meeting, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Hoefen, C.M, E. Hutton, S. Yraita, A. Summers, and L.L. Kanda. (2018) Personality and stress physiology of Siberian dwarf hamster offspring exposed to prenatal stress. Poster in undergraduate session. Animal Behavior Society Annual Meeting, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Kanda, L.L., E. Duncan, and L. Gervais. (2016) Behavior (not) under pressure: personality and behavioral syndromes in laboratory Siberian dwarf hamsters. Poster. American Society of Mammalogists Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Kanda, L.L., B. Donnelly, and B. Hayes. (2013) The road less travelled: even recreational trails affect wildlife movement. Poster. International Mammalogical Congress, Belfast, Ireland.

Kanda, L.L., L. Easton, J. Hatzel, and L. Louon. (2011) Temperament and space use in wild muskrat. Presentation. American Society of Mammalogists Annual Meeting, Portland, Oregon.

Hatzel, J., L. Easton, and L.L. Kanda (2010) The relationship between free-ranging space use patterns and captive open arena behavioral tests in muskrat. Poster. The Wildlife Society Annual Meeting, Snowbird, Utah.

Veroline, A. and L.L. Kanda (2010) Investigating influences on muskrat (Ondatra zibethicus ) activity in a New York population. Poster. The Wildlife Society Annual Meeting, Snowbird, Utah.

Novine, A. and L.L. Kanda (2010) Monitoring wetland success through the faunal community. Poster. The Wildlife Society Annual Meeting, Snowbird, Utah.

Kanda, L.L., L. Louon, and K. Straley (2010) Just gotta be me: Individual personalities in captive Siberian dwarf hamsters, Phodopus sungorus . Poster. Animal Behavior Society Annual Meeting, Williamsburg, Virginia.

Kanda, L.L. (2009) Behavioral syndromes and mammalian movement: Does personality count? Poster. International Mammalogical Congress, Mendoza, Argentina.

Kanda, L. L., J. Confer, K. Straley, and E. Alvey. (2009) Community cooperation and a mixed conservation strategy to reduce amphibian road mortality during the spring migration in Tompkins County, New York. Presentation. Urban Wildlife and Ecology Management Conference, Amherst, Massachusetts.

Kanda, L.L., R.L. Kellogg, and M.C. Sullivan. (2007) A software-based multichannel geolocation system. Poster. Animal Tracking and Physiological Monitoring Workshop, Princeton University.

Kanda, L.L., T.K. Fuller, and P.R. Sievert. (2006) Source-sink dynamics at the Virginia opossums’ distributional edge. American Society of Mammalogists Annual Meeting, Amherst, Massachusetts.

Kanda, L.L. (2004) Winter energetics and northern distribution of Virginia opossums. American Society of Mammalogists Annual Meeting, Arcata, California.

Kanda, L.L., T.K. Fuller, and P.R. Sievert. (2003) Virginia opossum population persistence in New England: Theoretical and actual life history parameters. The Wildlife Society Annual Meeting, Burlington, Vermont.

Kanda, L.L., T.K. Fuller, P.R. Sievert, K.D. Friedland. (2003) Winter foraging activity of Virginia opossums (Didelphis virginiana ) at the northern edge of their distribution. Poster. Animal Behavior Society Annual Meeting, Boise, Idaho.

Kellogg, L.L. and T.K. Fuller. ( 2002) Virginia opossums at their northern distributional limit: hypotheses and preliminary evidence for species persistence. Northeast Fish and Wildlife Conference, Portland, Maine.