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Nicholas P. Kalodimos
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Nicholas P. Kalodimos |
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Ecology Track
Mentor: Dr. Kim Bridges
Incoming class of 2005
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Phone:(808) 956-6738
Fax: (808) 956-3923
Email: kalodimo@hawaii.edu
University of Hawai`i at Manoa
3190 Maile Way, Room 101
Honolulu, HI 96822
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Affiliations
Botany, EECB
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Dissertation
Title:
To be announced. |
Statement
Ecology of avian frugivore- fruit plant systems.
I would like to understand how social flocking avian foragers organize
their foraging across patchily distributed plant food resources
and why these organizational patterns and behaviors, if present,
exist in these study systems. In addition, I am equally interested
in the strategies plants have evolved to discourage seed predation.
Avian fruit foraging is tied to fruit availability which often is
influenced the local climate, therefore, I am also interested in
the fruiting phenology of plant species available to the avian model
species used.
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Awards
- 2004 Graduate Student Association Travel Grant: $640.00
- 2004 Ecology, Evolution and Conservation Biology Research Award:
$200.00
- 2005 Hawaii Invasive Species Committee: $10,100.00
Publications
- Wester L., J. DeLay, L. Haong, B. Iida, N. Kalodimos, T. Wong,
(2006) Population dynamics of Marsilea villosa on O`ahu, Hawai`i"
Pacific Science 60(3).
- Woodcock D.W. and N. Kalodimos (2005) Evidence of Loulu Palm
(Pritchardia sp.) Forest on the Kona Coast, Hawai'i. Pacific Science
59(4)
- Kalodimos N., Habitat associations, movement patterns, and modeled
spread of three parrot species (Aves: Psitticidae, Cacatuidae)
species on Oahu Island, Hawaii - a preliminary study. Poster pres.
at the 2004 AFO/WOS meeting, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
- Woodcock D.W. and N. Kalodimos (2003) The tree molds of Pu'uhonua
o honaunau: a record of loulu palms on the Kona coast 2003 Park
Science.
- Kalodimos N. Increased germinability of pest plant seeds by
Leothrix
lutea (Aves: Timaliidae) digestion" (in prep.)
- Kalodimos N. Low intact passage of Marsilea villosa, sporocarps
through domestic Anseriform bird digestive systems.? (in prep.)
- “The Monks of Berwyn” Bird Talk Magazine, October
1986
- “Experiences With an Indian Dwarf Pufferfish” Tropical
Fish Hobbyist Magazine, October 2000
- “Courtship Behavior of the Drape Fin Barb, Oreichthys
sp.” Tropical Fish Hobbyist Magazine, 2002.
Presentations
- "Status, Distribution and Population Size of Oahu Parrot
Species" Two Presentations; one to the Department of Land
and Natural Resources and one to the Oahu Invasive Species Committee
2003.
- "Oahu Parrots - multi media presentation " Two presentations
to the
Hawaiian Audubon Society on naturalized Oahu Island parrots.2003.
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