Publications
Finger, J., Armstrong, M., Thomas, C., Levri, E., and Dybdahl, M. Invasive range expansion: environmental tolerance of widespread and restricted clonal lineages. manuscript submitted for Biological Invasions, 2020.
Armstrong, M., Smithson, M., and Dybdahl, M. Phenotypic Plasticity as an Explanation for Invasion Success. manuscript in editing phase.
Presentations
Talks:
- Teaching Bioinformatics to Undergraduate and Graduate Students: A Case Study
- 2022, RCN for Evolving Seas Integration and Training Workshop (working group information)
- Stressful Cities: Genomic Variation Across S. purpuratus Populations Associated with Coastal Urban Stress
- 2022, Seminar talk for the Center for Population Biology
- 2020, Western Society of Naturalists Virtual Conference.
- 2020, Center for Population Biology Workshop, Flashtalk.
- Phenotypic Plasticity as an Explanation of Invasion Success
- 2019 WSU Honor’s College Thesis Defense.
Poster Presentations:
- Armstrong, M., Smithson, M., and Dybdahl, M. Phenotypic Plasticity as an Explanation of Invasion Success.
- 2019 National Evolution Conference in Providence, RI.
- 2019 WSU Symposium for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities (SURCA). 2nd place
- Armstrong, M., Smithson, M., Hudak, A., and Dybdahl, M. Is Phenotypic Variation Within and Between Populations of a Parthenogenic Invasive Species Adaptive?
- 2018 Evolution Washington, Idaho, British Columbia and Oregon Conference (EVO-WIBO). undergraduate poster award
- 2018 WSU SURCA. 1st place
- Armstrong, M., Smithson, M., and Dybdahl, M. Phenotypic Differences in a Single Clonal Type in Newly Colonized and Established Populations.
- 2017 National Evolution Conference in Portland, OR.
- 2017 WSU SURCA. 2nd place
- Thomas, C., Armstrong, M., Dybdahl, M., and Finger, J. Genotype specific differences in the predicted and observed spread of an invasive species.
- 2016 WSU SURCA.
