Peer-Reviewed Publications
2020
2019
Pre-2019
- McClure, M.L., D. Crowley, C.G. Haase, L.P. McGuire, N.W. Fuller, D.T.S. Hayman, C.L. Lausen, R.K. Plowright, B.G. Dickson, S.H. Olson. In press. Linking surface and subterranean climate conditions: implications for the study of hibernating bats and other cave dwellers. Ecosphere 11(10): 1-17.
- Fuller, N.W., L.P. McGuire, E.L. Pannkuk, T. Blute, C.G. Haase, H.W. Mayberry, T.S. Risch, and C.K.R. Willis (2020) Disease recovery in bats affected by white-nose syndrome. Journal of Experimental Biology. 223(6).
- Haase, C.G., R.J. Fletcher, Jr., DH. Slone, J.P. Reid, and S.M. Butler (2020) Thermoregulatory costs of travel between habitats leads to foraging constraints in the Florida manatee. Journal of Mammalogy. 101(1): 271-280.
2019
- Haase, C.G., N.W. Fuller, D.T.S. Hayman, C.R. Hranac, L.P. McGuire, R.K. Plowright, and S.H. Olson (2019) Incorporating evaporative water loss into bioenergetic models of hibernation to test for relative influence of host and pathogen traits on white-nose syndrome. PLoS ONE 14(10).
- Fuller, N.W., C.G. Haase, K.A. Silas, S.H. Olson, L.P. McGuire (2019) First reported case of diphallia in Corynorhinus townsendii. Western North American Naturalist 79(3).
- Haase, C.G., N.W. Fuller, C.R. Hranac, D.T.S. Hayman, S.H. Olson, R.K. Plowright, and L.P. McGuire (2019) Bats are not squirrels: revisiting the assumptions of costs of cooling in hibernating mammals. Journal of Thermal Biology 81: 185-193.
- Yang, A., J.P. Gomez, C.G. Haase, K.M. Proffitt, and J.K. Blackburn (2019) Effects of Brucellosis serological status on physiological conditions and behavioral mechanisms of Southwestern Montana Elk. Journal of Wildlife Diseases. 55(2).
Pre-2019
- Haase, C.G., R.J. Fletcher, Jr. D.H. Slone, J.P. Reid, and S.M. Butler (2017) Landscape complementation revealed through bipartite networks: an example with the Florida manatee. Landscape Ecology. 1-16.
- Slone, D.H., S.M. Butler, J.P. Reid, C.G. Haase (2017) Timing of warm water refuge use in Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge by manatees—results and insights from Global Positioning System telemetry data. US Geological Survey Open-File Report.
- Hayward, A., M. Pajuelo, C.G. Haase, D.M. Anderson, and J.F. Gillooly (2016) Common metabolic constraints on dive duration in endothermic and ectothermic vertebrates. PeerJ.
- Cross, P.C., E.S. Almberg, C.G. Haase, P.J. Hudson, S. Maloney, M. Metz, A. Munn, P. Nugent, O. Putzeys, D.R. Stahler, A.C. Stewart, and D.W. Smith (2016) Energetic costs of mange in Yellowstone wolves estimated from infrared thermography. Ecology. 97(8): 1938-1948.
- Haase, C.G., A.K. Long, and J.F. Gillooly (2016) Energetics of stress: Linking plasma cortisol levels to metabolic rate in mammals. Biology Letters. 12(1).
- Haase, C.G. and H.B. Underwood (2013) Integrating thermal constraints into habitat suitability for moose in the Adirondack State Park, NY. Alces. 49: 49-64.
Other Media
“Want to be a Bat Hero this Halloween? Don’t Visit the Batcave.” Live Science. October 29, 2018. Link to article.
"When a Bat Sees Its Shadow: How Winter Length Can Effect Bat Survival." National Geographic. April 17, 2018. Link to article.
"Why bats are so good at gulping down (Halloween) prey." Live Science. October 26, 2017. Link to article.
"When a Bat Sees Its Shadow: How Winter Length Can Effect Bat Survival." National Geographic. April 17, 2018. Link to article.
"Why bats are so good at gulping down (Halloween) prey." Live Science. October 26, 2017. Link to article.
Research Featured in Media
"Saving the bats, one cave at a time." The New York Times. February 18, 2019. Link to article.
"Plague marching west: researchers study bats to stop their demise." The Guardian. October 18, 2018. Link to article.
"MSU Researcher studying local bat populations." KZBK, Bozeman, MT August 29, 2018. Link to video.
“Taking a thermal shot at mangy wolves.” Spring 2015. The Wildlife Professional 9:61-62.
“X-Ray: Yellowstone.” Discovery Channel’s Curiosity Series. December 2012. Link to video.
“Color-Coded Wolves: Infrared Images Reveal a Deadly Illness Spreading among Gray Wolves.” Science World, Scholastic, Inc. September 2012. Link to article.
"How to save wolves: Take photos where they look like crazy mutants." Grist, May 2012. Link to article.
“Infrared Imaging Helps Save Yellowstone’s Wolves.” Wired, May 2012. Link to article.
"Plague marching west: researchers study bats to stop their demise." The Guardian. October 18, 2018. Link to article.
"MSU Researcher studying local bat populations." KZBK, Bozeman, MT August 29, 2018. Link to video.
“Taking a thermal shot at mangy wolves.” Spring 2015. The Wildlife Professional 9:61-62.
“X-Ray: Yellowstone.” Discovery Channel’s Curiosity Series. December 2012. Link to video.
“Color-Coded Wolves: Infrared Images Reveal a Deadly Illness Spreading among Gray Wolves.” Science World, Scholastic, Inc. September 2012. Link to article.
"How to save wolves: Take photos where they look like crazy mutants." Grist, May 2012. Link to article.
“Infrared Imaging Helps Save Yellowstone’s Wolves.” Wired, May 2012. Link to article.