Julia Manfredini

Julia Manfredini

Seattle, Washington, United States
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Data Analyst with a background in Wildlife Biology. The intersection of my creativity…

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  • University of Alaska Fairbanks Graphic

    University of Alaska Fairbanks

    Seattle, Washington, United States

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    Shoreline, Washington, United States

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    Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, United States

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    Edmonds, Washington, United States

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    Forest Grove, Oregon, United States

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    Forest Grove, Oregon, United States

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    Forest Grove, Oregon, United States

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    Seattle, Washington, United States

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    Beaverton, Oregon, United States

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    Forest Grove, Oregon, United States

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    Forest Grove, Oregon, United States

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    Seattle, Washington, United States

Education

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    Pacific University

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    Activities and Societies: Volleyball Team 2016-2018

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    Activities and Societies: Volleyball, AVID, Track & Field, SERVE club

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Publications

  • A Longitudinal Study of Parenting Conditions on Two Adult, North American River Otters’ (Lontra Canadensis) Repetitive Behavior

    Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science

    Captive animal welfare research focuses on husbandry, enrichment, enclosure space, visitor effects, and opportunities for species-typical behavior (e. g., foraging, territoriality, and social interaction). And yet, one of the most biologically relevant opportunities for species-typical behavior, parenting,
    has received little attention. The goal of this longitudinal investigation was to explore the differential variability of repetitive behavior across three parenting conditions (i.e., No…

    Captive animal welfare research focuses on husbandry, enrichment, enclosure space, visitor effects, and opportunities for species-typical behavior (e. g., foraging, territoriality, and social interaction). And yet, one of the most biologically relevant opportunities for species-typical behavior, parenting,
    has received little attention. The goal of this longitudinal investigation was to explore the differential variability of repetitive behavior across three parenting conditions (i.e., No parenting, parenting, and foster parenting) among captive, wild-rescued, North American river otters. This study represents a natural ABAC design, the conditions reflect differential parenting phases: No parenting (A), Parenting biological pups (B), and Alloparenting nonbiological pups (C). The behavior of two adult North
    American river otters at the Oregon Zoo were observed from April 2016 through March 2020 during the different parenting contexts. The frequency of repetitive behaviors was lowest during parenting and highest during the non-parenting conditions. Although data for season, weather, and visitor
    variables were also collected throughout this study; parenting condition was the only consistent moderator of abnormal repetitive behavior observed.

    Other authors
    • Dr. Heide D. Island
    • Brook Smith
    • Emmeline M. Winn
    • Kristen Newberry
    •  Rebecca J. Slyngstad
    • Sarah Strack
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Courses

  • Technical Report Writing

    Eng230

Languages

  • English

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  • Spanish

    Limited working proficiency

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