Dianne B. Seale - Concepedia

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Dianne B. Seale

University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee

Also Known As

D. B. Seale, D.B Seale, D.B. Seale, DIANNE B. Seale, DIANNE BORAAS SEALE, Dianne B. Seale

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1.2K

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University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee University of Chicago Pennsylvania State University

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Dianne B. Seale is an author at University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee specializing in biology, evolutionary biology, and natural sciences.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Biology	9	9	729
2	Natural Sciences	6	6	602
3	Engineering	4	4	382
4	Medicine	1	1	30
5	Environmental Engineering	1	1	22

Dianne B. Seale

Publications

1.1K

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	Year	Citations
Phagotrophy by a flagellate selects for colonial prey: A possible origin of multicellularity Martin E. Boraas, Dianne B. Seale, Joseph E. Boxhorn Evolutionary Ecology BiologyFlagellate SelectsProtistNatural SciencesEvolutionary Biology	1998	263
Influence of Amphibian Larvae on Primary Production, Nutrient Flux, and Competition in a Pond Ecosystem Dianne B. Seale Ecology BiogeochemistryEutrophicationEngineeringEcosystem FunctioningTadpole Biomass	1980	238
Physical Factors Influencing Oviposition by the Woodfrog, Rana sylvatica, in Pennsylvania Dianne B. Seale Copeia EngineeringMovement EcologyPopulation EcologyEnvironmental BiologyPhysical Factors	1982	101
The Comparative Ability of Anuran Larvae (Genera: Hyla, Bufo and Rana) to Ingest Suspended Blue-Green Algae Dianne B. Seale, Nancy Beckvar Copeia BiologyComparative AbilityNorth Temperate TadpolesNatural SciencesEvolutionary Biology	1980	93
Suspension feeding dynamics of anuran larvae related to their functional morphology Dianne B. Seale, Richard J. Wassersug Oecologia BiologyNatural SciencesEvolutionary BiologyFunctional MorphologyAnuran Larvae	1979	89
Waterborne lead affects feeding neurotransmitter levels of juvenile fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas) Daniel N. Weber, Albert Russo, Dianne B. Seale, Aquatic Toxicology BiologyAquatic Food SystemWaterborne Lead AffectsPimephales PromelasPhysiology	1991	62
Xenopus laevis larvae (Amphibia, Anura) as model suspension feeders Dianne B. Seale, Karin Hoff, Richard J. Wassersug Hydrobiologia BiologyPredator-prey InteractionXenopus Laevis Larvae	1982	35
OBLIGATE AND FACULTATIVE SUSPENSION FEEDING IN ANURAN LARVAE: FEEDING REGULATION IN<i>XENOPUS</i>AND<i>RANA</i> Dianne B. Seale Biological Bulletin BiologyForagingFitnessRectangular HyperbolaNatural Sciences	1982	35
Functional Conflicts Between Feeding and Gas Exchange in Suspension-Feeding Tadpoles, <i>Xenopus Laevis</i> Martin E. Feder, Dianne B. Seale, Martin E. Boraas, Journal of Experimental Biology	1984	34
Effects of sodium and phosphate on growth of cyanobacteria Dianne B. Seale, Martin E. Boraas, Glenn J. Warren Water Research BiologyMicrobial EcologyNutrient StoichiometryMicrobiologyCyanobacteria	1987	30

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