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A survey of the parasites of coyotes (Canis latrans) in New York based on fecal analysis.

• Matthew Edzart Gompper, Rachel M. Goodman, Roland Kays, J. Courtney Ray, Christine V. Fiorello, Susan E. Wade
• Journal of wildlife diseases
• 2003

Coyotes (Canis latrans) have colonized northeastern North America only within the past 10-80 yr. We examined feces of coyotes in 2000-01 at three sites in New York (USA) to survey parasites in the… (More)

Incubation temperature modifies neonatal thermoregulation in the lizard Anolis carolinensis.

• Rachel M. Goodman, Justin W Walguarnery
• Journal of experimental zoology. Part A…
• 2007

The thermal environment experienced during embryonic development can profoundly affect the phenotype, and potentially the fitness, of ectothermic animals. We examined the effect of incubation… (More)

Temperature-induced plasticity at cellular and organismal levels in the lizard Anolis carolinensis.

• Rachel M. Goodman, Tze Ping Heah
• Integrative zoology
• 2010

Among ectotherms, individuals raised in cooler temperatures often have larger body size and/or larger cell size. The current study tested whether geographic variation in cell size and plasticity for… (More)

Celebrate Darwin Day, An Event for Education and Outreach in Evolutionary Biology

• Rachel M. Goodman
• Evolution: Education and Outreach
• 2008

Darwin Day is an international celebration of Charles Darwin’s birthday, February 12, and is used as an occasion for education and outreach in evolutionary biology. I describe the history and… (More)

of radio transmitter attachment methods for West Indian rock iguanas ( genus Cyclura )

• Rachel M. Goodman, Charles R. Knapp, Kelly Bradley, Glenn P. Gerber, Allison C. Alberts
• 2009

Methods for attaching radio transmitters to rock iguanas (genus Cyclura) are described and compared based on signal range, longevity of attachment, and potential disturbance to animal behavior or… (More)

Prevalence of Ranavirus in Virginia Turtles as Detected by Tail-Clip Sampling versus Oral-Cloacal Swabbing

• Rachel M. Goodman, Debra Lee Miller, Yonathan Tarekegne Ararso
• 2013

Ranaviruses are emerging infectious diseases that infect amphibians, fish, and reptiles. Several cases of morbidity and mortality in captive and natural populations of reptiles have been attributed… (More)

Latent effects of egg incubation temperature on growth in the lizard Anolis carolinensis.

• Rachel M. Goodman
• Journal of experimental zoology. Part A…
• 2008

Varied egg incubation temperatures can result in immediate effects on the phenotype of reptiles, and also latent effects that can augment or contradict effects evident at egg hatching. I examined the… (More)

Effects of Tail Loss on Growth and Sprint Speed of Juvenile Eumeces fasciatus ( Scincidae )

• Rachel M. Goodman
• 2006

—Tail autotomy serves as an aid to escape predators in many lizards, but potential costs include loss of fat stores, impaired locomotion, loss of social status, and reduced growth and reproductive… (More)

Evidence of divergent growth rates among populations of the lizard Anolis carolinensis based on experimental manipulations of egg size

• Rachel M. Goodman
• Population Ecology
• 2009

Geographic variation in body size is of special interest because it affects nearly all aspects of an organism’s life. I examined whether differences in body size among four populations of the green… (More)

Out of Florida: mtDNA reveals patterns of migration and Pleistocene range expansion of the Green Anole lizard (Anolis carolinensis)

• Shane C Campbell-Staton, Rachel M. Goodman, Niclas Backström, Scott V Edwards, Jonathan B Losos, Jason J. Kolbe
• Ecology and evolution
• 2012

Anolis carolinensis is an emerging model species and the sole member of its genus native to the United States. Considerable morphological and physiological variation has been described in the… (More)

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