Maria Bollinger
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Also affiliated: The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (2022); NOAA National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (2021)
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Maria Bollinger's research focuses on the prevalence and variation of coccidia species within freshwater snail populations. Her recent publication, "The Coccidia Species Pfeifferinella ellipsoides Exhibits Spatial and Species-Specific Variation in Prevalence among Freshwater Snails," explores these dynamics. Bollinger also has experience with assessments for NOAA NCCOS, contributing to reports prioritizing areas for future seafloor mapping and exploration on the U.S. Atlantic Coast. Her work has involved collaborations with fellow Arkansas State University researchers Kyle D. Gustafson and Taylor Michelle Fiedor.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 4
- Citations: 1
Selected Publications
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The Coccidia Species Pfeifferinella ellipsoides Exhibits Spatial and Species-Specific Variation in Prevalence among Freshwater Snails (2024)
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- The Coccidia Species Pfeifferinella ellipsoides Exhibits Spatial and Species-Specific Variation in Prevalence among Freshwater Snails
- The Coccidia Species Pfeifferinella ellipsoides Exhibits Spatial and Species-Specific Variation in Prevalence among Freshwater Snails
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