Rowena Cerro
Email
rowenacerro@mail.utexas.edu
Education
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Bachelor in Science from the
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Licenciatura or Professional Title in Biology.
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Currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior at the
Academic Interests
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Vertebrate ecology in coastal areas with emphasis in conservation
network planning
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Population genetics and conservation genetics
Publications
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Cárdenas, S., Cerro, R., and Majluf, P.
2005. “Densidad Poblacional, Estrés Térmico y Disponibilidad de Hábitat:
Determinantes
de Selección de Sitios de Nacimiento de Arctocephalus
australis”. XV Jornadas Científicas.
UPCH. (Abstract/Poster)
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Cárdenas, S., Cerro, R., and Majluf, P.
2005. “Population
density, heat stress and habitat availability as determinants of pupping site
selection in the S. American fur seal at Punta San Juan, Peru”. 16th
Biennial Conference on the Biology of Marine Mammals. Society for Marine
Mammalogy. (Abstract/Talk)
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Majluf, P., Cárdenas, S., Cerro, R., Parlane S., Insley, S.J.,
Paredes, R., Boness, D., Riveros, J.C. 2005. “From Lekking to plain old
territoriality: how heat stress, habitat availability and population density
shape the mating system of the South American fur seal (Arctocephalus australis) at Punta San Juan, Peru”. 16th
Biennal Conference on the Biology of Marine Mammals. Society for Marine
Mammalogy. (Abstract/Talk)
Thesis
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Cerro, R. 2005. “Ecología
Poblacional Comparada de un Roedor Nativo (Phyllotis
andium) y uno Introducido (Mus
musculus) en dos Microhábitats en las Lomas de Lachay”. Thesis to obtain the
professional title (Licenciatura) Degree in Biology. Department of Biological
and Physiological Sciences, Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia.
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“South
American fur seal, One or Two Species? Evaluating the Taxonomic Status of Arctocephalus australis (Mammalia,
Carnivora, Otariidae) for the Definition of International Policy on the
Conservation and Management of the Species”. Conservation and
Evolutionary Biology Laboratory,
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“Ecology and Reproductive Behavior of the South
American fur seal (Arctocephalus australis)”, season 2004/2005 and
2005/2006. Conservation Biology Unit, UPCH
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“Comparative
Population Ecology between a Native (Mus
musculus) and an Introduced (Phyllotis
andium) Rodent Species in Two Microhabitats in the National Reserve Lomas
de Lachay,
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“Cytogenetic analysis of Phyllotis
xantophygus posticalis”. Integrative Biology Unit,