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Raptor Biology Alumni Research

Each Master of Science in Raptor Biology graduate’s listing in the Alumni by Name with Theses Titles section includes their graduation year and a link to their thesis in Boise State University’s ScholarWorks once available. Some graduates also have links to other scholarly works, professional websites, or media featuring them.

Raptor biologists monitoring Prairie Falcon territory by the Snake River
Raptor biologists monitoring Prairie Falcon territory by the Snake River (photo credit: Steve Alsup)

Search MS Raptor Biology graduates below by raptor species, habitat type, environmental influences, fields of study (e.g., genetics, phenology, ecology), and more. Names are listed alphabetically by known current last names. Birth names are indicated in parentheses and nicknames are in quotations.

Alumni by Name with Theses Titles

A-D

Dale, Sage, 2026

Using Comparative Genomics to Characterize Immune Genes Between the Holarctic Gyrfalcon and the Globally Distributed Peregrine Falcon

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E-J

K-O

Myers, Kevin, 2026

Developmental and Ecological Factors Associated with the Post-Fledging Dependence Period in a Long-Lived Raptor

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P-S

Scott, Sarah, 2026

Genus-specific Causes and Consequences of Haemosporidian Infection Intensity in American Kestrels (Falco sparverius)

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T-Z

Wilson, Jessica “Jessy”

Nest Temperatures Reveal Reproductive Consequences for a Forest-nesting Raptor

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Woods, Christopher P., 1994

Zucchini, Martina, 2026

Flight Behavior of Migratory Raptors in Relation to Morphology, Weather, and Age

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