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Dr.
Steven J. Hageman
hagemansj@appstate.edu
Ph: 1+(828) 262-6609
Fax:1+(828) 262-6503
Department
of
Geology Appalachian State Univ.
PO. Box 32008
Boone, NC 28608
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Refereed papers, first author:
20. Hageman, S.J. and Sawyer, J.A. 2006. Phenotypic variation in the
bryozoan Leioclema punctatum (Hall, 1858) from Mississippian ephemeral
host microcommunities. Journal of Paleontology, 80:1047-1057.
19. Hageman, S.J., Lukasik, J., McGowran, B. and Bone, Y. 2003.
Paleoenvironmental significance of Celleporaria (Bryozoa) from modern
and Tertiary cool-water carbonates of southern Australia. Palaios,
18:510–527.
18. Hageman, S.J. 2003. Complexity generated by iteration of
hierarchical modules in Bryozoa. Integrative and Comparative Biology,
3:87–98.
17. Hageman, S.J., Bayer, M.M., and Todd, C.D. 2002. Partitioning
phenotypic variation: implications for morphometric analyses (Bryozoa).
pp. 131–140, In Wyse Jackson, P., Butler, C., and Spencer Jones, M.
(eds.), Bryozoan Studies 2001. Swets & Zeitlinger, Lisse, The
Netherlands.
16. Hageman, S.J. 2001. Encrusting invertebrate faunas and shipwreck
histories: ballast stones from North Carolina Shipwreck 03BUI (Queen
Anne's Revenge). Southeastern Geology, 4:65–73.
15. Hageman, S.J., James, N.P. and Bone, Y. 2000. Cool-water
carbonate
production from epizoic bryozoans on ephemeral substrates.
Palaios,
15:33-48.
14. Hageman, S.J., Bayer, M. and Todd, C. 1999. Partitioning phenotypic
variation: genotypic, environmental and residual components from
bryozoan skeletal morphology. Journal of Natural History, 33:1713-1735.
13. Hageman, S.J., Bock, P.E., Bone, Y. and McGowran, B. 1998.
Bryozoan growth habits: classification and analysis. Journal of
Paleontology, 72:418-436.
12. Hageman S.J., Bone Y., McGowran B. and James, N.P. 1997.
Bryozoan
colonial growth forms as paleoenvironmental indicators:
evaluation of
methodology and predictive utility. Palaios, 12:405-419.
11. Hageman, S.J., Bone Y., McGowran B. and James, N.P. 1996. Bryozoan
species distribution on the cool-water Lacepede Shelf, southern
Australia, In Gordon, D., Smith, A. M., Mackey, J. G., eds., Bryozoans
in Space and Time: Wellington, National Institute of Water and
Atmospheric Research Ltd., p. 109-116.
10. Hageman, S.J., Bone Y., McGowran B. and James, N.P.
1995. Modern
bryozoan assemblages and distribution on the Lacepede Shelf, southern
Australian margin. Australian Journal of Earth Sciences,
42:571-580.
9. Hageman, S.J. 1995. Observed phenotypic variation in a
Paleozoic
bryozoan: implications for microevolutionary and systematic
studies.
Paleobiology, 21:314-328.
8. Hageman, S.J. 1994. Microevolutionary implications of
clinal
variation in the Paleozoic bryozoan Streblotrypa. Lethaia, 27:209-222.
7. Hageman, S.J. 1993. Effects of nonnormality on studies
of
morphological variation of a rhabdomesine bryozoan, Streblotrypa
(Streblascopora) prisca (Gabb and Horn). Paleontological Contributions
of the University of Kansas Number 4:1-13.
6. Hageman, S.J. 1992. Alternative methods for
dealing with
non-normality and heteroscedasticity in paleontologic data. Journal of
Paleontology, 66:857-86
reprinted by invitation. 1994. Using alumenontos to introduce evolution
and phylogeny. In McComas, W.F. (ed.) Investigating Evolutionary
Biology in the Laboratory. National Association of Biology Teachers,
Reston, Virginia, p. 111-116.
5. Hageman, S.J. 1991. Worthenopora: a Mississippian
cryptostome
(Bryozoa) that looks like a cheilostome. Journal of Paleontology,
65:648 -661.
4. Hageman, S.J. 1991. Discrete morphotaxa from a
Mississippian
fenestrate faunule: presence and implications. In Bigey, F.P.
(ed.)
Bryozooaries actuel et fossile: Bryozoans living and fossil. Bulletin
de la Société des Sciences Naturelles de l'Ouest de la
France, Mémoire
HS 1, p. 147-150.
3. Hageman, S.J. 1991. Approaches to systematic and
evolutionary
studies of perplexing groups: an example using fenestrate
Bryozoa.
Journal of Paleontology, 65:630 -647.
2. Hageman, S.J. 1989. Use of alumenontos to introduce
general
paleontologic and biostratigraphic principles. Journal of Geological
Education, 37:110-113.
1. Hageman, S.J. 1988. Image processing and analysis with
microcomputers. Journal of Paleontology, 62:474-477.
Refereed papers,
junior author:
4. McKinney, F.K. and Hageman, S.J. 2006. Paleozoic to modern marine
ecological shift displayed in the northern Adriatic Sea. Geology,
34:881-884.
3. McGowran, B., Archer, M., Bock, P., Darragh, T.A., Godthelp, H.,
Hageman, S.J., Hand, S.J., Hill, R., Li, Q., Maxwell, P.A., McNamara,
K.J., Macaphail, M., Mildenhall, D., Partridge, A.D., Richardson, J.,
Shafik, S., Truswell, E.M., and Warne, M. 2000. Australasian
palaeobiogeography: the Palaeogene and Neogene record. Memior of the
Association of Australasian Palaeontologists 23, 405–470.
2. Holdener, E.J. and Hageman, S.J. 1998. Implications of
intracolonial variation in a Paleozoic bryozoan. Journal of
Paleontology, 72:809–818.
1. James, N.P., Bone, Y., Hageman, S.J., Feary, D.A. and Gostin, V.A.
1997. Cool-water carbonate sedimentation during the terminal Quaternary
high-amplitude, sea-level cycle: Lincoln Shelf, southern Australia. in
James, N.P. and Clark, J.A. (eds.), SEPM Special Publication 56,
Cool-water Carbonates.
Conference papers and
abstracts:
45. Steinthorsdottir, M., Wyse Jackson, P.N., Hageman, S.J. and
Abernethy, A. 2007. Measuring the stresses of everyday living;
Microenvironmental gradients in arhabdomesine bryozoan from the
Misissippian of Ireland. Abstracts with Programme, VII Larwood Meeting,
Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II. Naples Italy, p.
28.
44. McKinney, F.K., Hageman, S.J. 2005. Epibenthic to endobenthic
transitions. Geological Society of America, 2005 annual meeting
Abstracts with Programs, 37(7): 405.
43. Hageman, S.J., McKinney, F.K. 2006. Bryozoan growth habits;
complexity and diversity in ecological reconstructions. Geological
Society of America, Southeastern Section, 55th annual meeting Abstracts
with Programs, 38(3): 22.
42. Nikulina, E., Tilbrook, K.J., Sueling, J., Schaefer, P., Hageman,
S.J. 2004. From cryptic speciation to phylogeography in Electra
pilosa; the case of genetic study of one cosmopolitan species.
Geobiologie; 74. Jahrestagung der Palaeontologischen Gesellschaft;
Kurzfassungen der Vortraege und Poster, 176.
41. Hageman, S.J. and Todd, C.D. 2004. Phenotypic variation and
environmental hierarchy in the bryozoan Electra pilosa (L.). Geological
Society of America: Abstracts with Programs v. 36.
40. Hageman, S.J., and Todd, C.D. 2004. Hierarchical sources of
environmental variation in a modern bryozoan, Electra pilosa.
International Bryozoology Association - 13th Conference,
Concepción,
2004 – Abstracts. Concepcion, Chile.
39. Sawyer, J.A., Hageman, S.J., and Todd, C.D. 2003. Phenotypic
variation in an epibiotic bryozoan (Leioclema sp.) from Chesterian
ephemeral host substrates. Geological Society of America:
Abstracts
with Programs v. 35.
38. Needham, L.L., Hageman, S.J., and Todd, C.D. 2003. Effect of
food
concentration and genotype on hard-part morphology of the marine
bryozoan, Electra pilosa (L.). Geological Society of America:
Abstracts with Programs v. 35.
37. Hageman, S.J. 2002. Paleontology and the phenotype. Geological
Society of America: Abstracts with Programs v. 34.
36. Snyder, E.M., Hageman, S.J., and Blake, D.B., 2002. A
paleobiological laboratory: systematics of the Carboniferous dendroid
bryozoan fauna of the Warsaw Formation. Geological Society of
America:
Abstracts with Programs v. 34.
35. Hageman, S.J., Needham, L., Bayer, M.M., and Todd,C.D. 2002. The
influence of food concentration on morphology (Electra pilosoa,
Bryozoa). Geological Society of America: Abstracts with Programs
v.
34, n. 7.
34. Hageman, S.J. 2002. Growth patterns and complexity in colonial
(modular) organisms. Society for Integrated and Comparative Biology
2002 Annual Meeting and Exhibition, Final Program with Abstracts. p.
219.
33. Hageman, S.J., Bayer, M.M., and Todd, C.D. 2001. Partitioning
phenotypic variation into Genotype, Environment and GxE Interaction and
within-colony factors: implications for morphometric analyses
(Bryozoa). Geological Society of America: Abstracts with Programs
v.
33, n. 7.
32. Hageman, S.J., Bayer, M.M., and Todd, C.D. 2001. Partitioning
sources of morphologic variation within and among bryozoan colonies:
genetic, microenvironmental and within colony growth/packing
constraints (Electra pilosa). 12th International Bryozoology
Association Meeting, Dublin Ireland: Programme, Abstracts &
Delegates. p. 53.
31. Kazmer, M., Campbell, D., Forizs, I., Hageman, S.J. 2001. Bryozoan
mass accumulation on tropical latitudes: the Eocene Castle Hayne
Limestone, North Carolina, USA. 12th International Bryozoology
Association Meeting, Dublin Ireland: Programme, Abstracts &
Delegates. p. 63.
30. Snyder, E.M., Blake, D.B., Hageman, S.J. 2001. Dendroid bryozoans
of the Warsaw Formation (Valmeyeran) of the Mississippi River outcrop
belt, Illinois, USA. 12th International Bryozoology Association
Meeting, Dublin Ireland: Programme, Abstracts & Delegates. p. 102.
29. Hageman, S.J. 2001. Distribution of bryozoan growth habit
characteristics in Jacksonian (Late Eocene) facies of the Gulf Coast.
Geological Society of America, Southeastern Section: Abstracts
with
Programs v. 33, n. 2, A-15.
28. Callahan, J., Craig, J., Lusardi, W., and Hageman, S.J. 2001.
Hand
specimen, X-ray, chemical petrography, paramagnetic and K-Ar age date
studies of ballast stones from the Queen Anne's Revenge. The Society
for Historical Archaeology, Conference on Historical and Underwater
Archaelogy, Long Beach California: Abstracts with program.
27. Hageman, S.J. and Deardorff, J.W. 2000. Blackbeard's bryozoans and
other encrusting invertebrate fauna of ballast stones from the Queen
Anne's Revenge(?), ship wreck 03 BUI, North Carolina. Geological
Society of America, Southeastern Section: Abstracts with Programs
v.
32.
26. Hageman, S.J., Snyder, E.M., and Holdener, E.J. 1999. Bryozoans in
morphospace (Fenestellidae): interpreting the meaning of fossil
species. Geological Society of America: Abstracts with Programs
v. 31,
n. 7, p. 173.
25. Hageman, S.J., Lukasik, J., McGowran, B. and Bone, Y. 1998.
Paleoenvironmental signals from Celleporaria (Bryozoa): cyclic,
cool-water carbonate sediments from the southern Australian Cainozoic.
Geological Society of America: Abstracts with Programs v. 31.
24. Hageman, S.J., Bock, P.E., Bone, Y. and McGowran, B. 1998.
Bryozoan growth habits: classification and analysis. Geological Society
of America (North-central Section): Abstracts with Programs v. 30.
23. Hageman, S.J. and Lidgard, S. 1998. Bryozoan data exchange.
11th
International Bryozoology Association Conference, Smithsonian Tropical
Research Institute, Panama, 1998.
22. Lidgard, S. and Hageman, S.J. 1998. Recognizing bryozoan species.
11th International Bryozoology Association Conference, Smithsonian
Tropical Research Institute, Panama, 1998.
21. Beatty, W.L. Cuffey, R.J. Hageman, S.J., and Smith, A.M.
1998.
Paleodepth and paleohabitat from bryozoan colony forms (Early
Miocene,
southern Australia). Geological Society of America (South-eastern
Section): Abstracts with Programs v. 30, n. 4.
20. Hageman, S.J., Bayer, M. and Todd, C. 1997. Partitioning phenotypic
and genotypic variation using the morphotype. All Russian and
International Bryozoa Conference, St. Petersburg, Russia, 30 June-11
July, 1997.
19. James, N., Bone, Y., Hageman, S.J., Gostin, V.A., Feary,
D.A.
1996. The Lioness, Bonaparte's Tongue and Coo-water Carbonates on
the
South Australian Continental Margin. SEPM/AAPG Meeting.
18. Hageman, S.J., James, N., and Bone. 1996. Carbonate
sediment
production from epizoic bryozoans on ephemeral substrates.
Geological
Society of America, Abstracts with Programs.
17. Hageman, S.J. 1989. Selection of the type and number of
morphometric characters for study of fenestrate cryptostome
Bryozoa.
Geological Society of America: Abstracts with Programs v. 21, n.
4, p.
13.
16. Hageman S.J., Bone Y., McGowran B. and James N. 1995.
Bryozoan
colonial growth forms as paleoenvironmental indicators:
reevaluation
of methodology and predictive utility. Cool and cold-water
carbonate
workshop, GSA Sedimentology Specialists Group. Melbourne 1995.
15. Hageman S.J., Bone Y., McGowran B. and James N. 1995.
Bryozoan
biofacies on the cool-water Lacepede Shelf, southern Australia.
10th
International Bryozoology Association Conference, Wellington New
Zealand 1995.
14. Gowlett-Holmes K.L. and Hageman, S.J., 1995. Bryozoa
faunas on
jetty piles in South Australia. 10th International Bryozoology
Association Conference, Wellington New Zealand 1995.
13. Hageman, S.J., Bone, Y., and McGowran, B. 1994.
Bryozoan facies
of the cool-water Lacepede Shelf, Southern Australia. 12th
Australian
Geological Congress, Perth, Abstracts, v. 37, p. 159.
12. Hageman, S.J. 1994. Multivariate analysis of
morphologic
variation: implications for evolutionary studies. 12th
Australian
Geological Congress, Perth, Abstracts, v. 37, p. 158.
11. Holdener, E. J., Blake, D. B., and Hageman, S.J. 1993.
Intracolonial variation in a Mississippian fenestrate bryozoan.
Geological Society of America: Abstracts with Programs v. 24, n. 7.
10. Holdener, E. J., Hageman, S.J., and Blake, D. B.
1992.
Intracolony morphologic variation from a single large fenestrate
zoarium. Tenth International Bryozoa Association Conference, Swansea
Wales. p. 23.
9. Hageman, S.J., and Blake, D. B. 1992. Microenvironmental
effects
on intracolonial morphology in Bryozoa. Geological Society of America:
Abstracts with Programs v. 24, n. 7.
8. Hageman, S.J. 1992. Ecophenotypic and geographic
constraints in a
microevolutionary study of a rhabdomesid bryozoan. Fifth North
American Paleontological Convention, Chicago.Hageman, S.J.
1992.
Implications of morphologic variability in Streblotrypa (Rhabdomesina).
Tenth International Bryozoa Association Conference, Swansea
Wales.
p. 19.
7. Hageman, S.J., Blake, D. B., and Snyder, E. M. 1990 .
From D'Arcy
Thompson to thin-plate splines: an application of morphometrics
to the
systematics of Bryozoa. Geological Society of America: Abstracts with
Programs v. 22, no 7. p. 36.
6. Hageman, S.J., and Wilkerson, M. Scott. 1990.
Non-normality and
heteroscedasticity in paleontologic data: what is the damage done?
Geological Society of America (North-central Section): Abstracts
with
Programs v. 22, n. 4, p. 202.
5. Hageman, S.J. 1989. Evolutionary case histories: have we
done the
best we can do? Geological Society of America: Abstracts
with
Programs v. 22.
4. Hageman, S.J. 1989. Concepts and methods for the
taxonomic
analysis of fenestrate cryptostome Bryozoa. International
Bryozoology
Association 8th International Conference, Paris, Abstracts Volume.
Museum National d' Histoire Naturelle. p. 14.
3. Hageman, S.J. 1989. Selection of the type and number of
morphometric characters for study of fenestrate cryptostome
Bryozoa.
Geological Society of America: Abstracts with Programs v. 21, n.
4, p.
13
2. Hageman, S.J. 1988. Iterative evolution and tiering in
fenestrate
Bryozoa. Geological Society of America: Abstracts with
Programs v.
20, n. 7, p. 201
1. Hageman, S.J., and Snyder, E. M. 1987. Worthenopora
(Bryozoa,
Stenolaemata): morphology and stratigraphic usefulness of a
cryptostome (Ptilodictyina) with a cheilostome appearance. Geological
Society of America (North-central Section): Abstracts with
Programs v.
19, n. 4, p. 202.
Unrefereed papers and
reports:
1. Hageman, S.J. 2003. Book Review: From DNA to Diversity, Molecular
Genetics and the Evolution of Animal Design. Carroll, Grenier and
Weatherbee (2001). Journal of Paleontology. |
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