Hoar Award

Prix Hoar

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Awardees - Récipiendaires

2010 - Erika Eliason, University of British Columbia

2009 - Scott Parks, Univ. Alberta

2008 - Fathima Iftikar, McMaster University

2007 - David Toews, University British Columbia

2006 - Timothy E. Higham, University of California, Davis

2005 - Jill Aitken University of Cambridge

2004 - Charles-A. Darveau, Dept. Zoology, University of British Columbia. Evolution of energy metabolism in a lineage of Orchid bees (Apidea; Euglossini): from morphology to molecules.

2003- J.S. Bystriansky  Dept. Zoology, University of Guelph, Differential expression of two gill Na+K+-ATPase a-subunit isoforms during salinity acclimation / L’expression différentielle de deux isoformes de la a-sous-unité de la Na+K+-ATPase de l'ouïe pendant l'acclimatation au sel.

2002- Todd Gillis, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC. A fishy tale of molecular adaptation; the story of trout and icefish cardiac troponin C. / Un conte à saveur poissonneuse sur l’adaptation moleculaire, l’histoire de la troponine C cardiaque chez la truite et les grandes-gueules.

2001- Holly Shiels, Simon Fraser University. The effect of acute temperature change on SR Ca2+ load in trout myocytes. / L’effet du changement aigu de température sur la charge de Ca2+ du RE Lisse dans les myocytes de truite.

2000 - Natasha Frick, U. Guelph, "Nitrogen excretion in the air-breathing fish Rivulus marmoratus during prolonged air exposure".

1999

1998 - Julian Christians, SFU. The physiological basis of intraspecific variations in reproductive phenotype.

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1998 - Dean McCurdy, Carleton University. Flexible manipulation of amphipod hosts by nematodes.

1997 - Terry Chadwick, Guelph. Expression of ornithine-urea cycle enzymes and nitrogen excretion during the early life stages of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua L.)

1996 - Jo-Ann Mellish, Dalhousie. The role of lipoprotein lipase (LPL) in fat transfer during lactation in grey seals (Halichoerus grypus)

1995 - F. Dufresne, Guelph. Hybridization and origins of polyploidy in Arctic cladocerans.

1994 - P. Boily, Guelph. Heat flux in water and habitat selection of marine mammals during the annual moult.

1993 - C. Lowenberger, McGill. Reduced oviposition by Aedes egypti in water containing larvae parasitized by Plagiorchis elegans

1992 - G.D. Gibson, Alberta. Developmental variability in the opisthobranch mollusc, Haminaea collidegenita

1991 - Yuxian Wang, McMaster. The effects of water, cadmium, and calcium concentration on the uptake of the two metals in freshwater mussels - Elliptio complanata

1990 - P. Watts, UBC. Thermoregulation and hauling out in harbour seals

1989 - R.C. Playle, McMaster. Water chemistry changes in the gill micro-environment of rainbow trout: experimental observations and theory

1988 - N.D.

1987 - G.A.A. Dodd, UBC. The effects of sustained CO2 breathing on ventilation in Pekin ducks

1986 - J. Belanger, Toronto. Leydig cells: Octopaminergic neurons in the leech

1985 - S.R. Johns, Guelph. The effects of Cryptobia salmositica on the immune response in Salmo gairdneri

1984 - W.R. Bates, Texas. Spatial control of ooplasmic segregation in ascidian eggs

1983 - J.A. Brown, Queen's. The adaptive significance of behaviour ontogeny in some centrarchid fishes

1982 - S. Arkett, Alberta. The brain of a hydrozoan jellyfish: three new neural networks in the outer nerve-ring

1981 - R.M.R. Barclay, Carleton. Eavesdropping by bats

D.M. Green, Guelph. Sympatric hybridization between two species of toads, Bufo americanus and B. fowleri in southern Ontario

1980 - L.R. Linton, Calgary. Overlap indices - A computer assessment

1979 - P. Boag, McGill. Inheritance of external morphology in Darwin's finches

1978 - C. Kent, Toronto. Lake morphometry and a measure of habitat complexity

1977 - R.D. Montgomerie, McGill. The energetics of feeding territoriality in hummingbirds

1976 - S.S. Wu, UBC. Different strategies in energy partition between crowded and uncrowded individual barnacles (Balanus glandula Darwin)

1975 - J.S. Ryerse, Western Ontario. Changes in the malphigian tubule function during development

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