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We have created this webpage for our Organismal Biology class at UW-La Crosse taught by Dr. Anita Baines and Dr. Barrett Klein. The theme for this year’s organism was “Decomposing Arthropods”.




 

Hi my name is Callie Horstman and I am a senior at the University of Wisconsin- La Crosse. I am a Pyschology major and Biology minor. I am also Pre-Chiropractic. I will attend Palmer Chiropractic School after graduating in May and couldn’t be more excited! Besides studying (!!!!!), I love to practice hot yoga, knit, sew, craft, read, travel, and spend time with my family and friends. I am also a Certified Nursing Assistant so naturally I love helping people and I also love poop!- no one gets more excited when you poop than Nurses and their Assistants (Clearly this organism was a perfect fit for me!)  If you have any further questions about the habitat or nutrition of  A. prodromus you can contact me at: horstman.call@uwlax.edu. Although I am not an expert, I can certainly do the best I can or point you into the direction of someone who can help!      

 

 


 


My name is Bobbi Jo Schuttemeier.  I grew up on a rural farm where we raised a variety of animals.  Throughout the years we have raised dairy cows, pigs, sheep, and rabbits.  We also have horses, dogs, and cats on the farm.  Growing up I was an active member in 4-H and FFA.  I thought my picture on the right fit well with our organism because of the fact that these beetles occupy animal dung.  My partner and I made this website as part of a project for Organismal Biology at University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.  My individual part of the website consisted of two topics: 1. Reproduction and 2. Interactions with other species.The rest of the website my partner and I worked on together.  If you have any questions regarding the specific topics I wrote about, or anything else on the website, please feel free to contact me at schuttem.bobb@uwlax.edu.  I will do my best to answer your questions or refer you to someone who can help you.   We hope you enjoyed learning about this organism, Aphodius prodromus!

 

 

 

To view websites created by UW-L students about other organisms  click here.

 

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