Amy Tan

Presentations:

• Poster presentation at Texas Zebrafish Conference, Nov. 2020
  “Roles of pax2a, sp5a, and sp5l in mediating FGF and Wnt signaling during otic development,” Amy L. Tan and Bruce B. Riley
• Conference Paper, Proceedings of the American Academy of Underwater Sciences 33rd Symposium In: Eckert G., S. Keller & S. Tamone, eds. Diving for Science, 2014. “Don’t Poop Where You Eat: Location of Sea Cucumber Egesta in a Coral Reef Environment,” James R. Nestler, Liesl K. Cole, Leah E. Dann, Carly V. Leggitt, Elisa P. Manley, Robyn E. Reeve, Amy L. Tan, E. Alan Verde
• Accepted Abstract and Poster Presentation, 33rd International Sea Turtle Symposium 2013 “700 Hours on Nesting Beaches: ProTECTOR Volunteer Efforts in Honduras,” Tan, A. L., Dunbar, S. G., Baumbach, D., Cunningham, A., Damazo, L. E., Lindsay, K., and Salinas, L.
• Oral Presentation, 6th North American Echinoderm Conference 2011, “Down-and-Dirty: What Holothurians and Hoover Vacuums Have in Common in a Tropical Coral Reef Environment”
• Poster Presentation, Murdock Undergraduate Science Conference 2010, “Down-and-Dirty: What Sea Cucumbers and Hoover Vacuums Have in Common in a Tropical Coral Reef Environment,” with Elisa P. Manley and James R. Nestler