Daniel V. Hagan, Ph.D.
Mercer University School of Medicine
Dept. of
Anesthesiology & Div. of Basic Medical Sciences
1550 College St.
Macon GA 31207-0001
Office:
478.301.2433 Fax: 478.301.5489
e-mail: hagan_dv@mercer.edu
Ph.D.
University of Georgia (1979)
B.S.Ed.; M.S.T.
Georgia Southern University (1968, 1972)
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Research
Interests
- I collaborate with scientists
both in the US and
internationally (Denmark,
Great Britain, Poland, Russia,
Norway,
etc.). I have a broad interest in the morphology, physiology and
bionomics of the arthropods in general. My areas of research interest
include many taxa, including Diptera
(Ceratopogonidae, Psychodidae, Tabanidae, and Tachinidae),
Lepidoptera (Noctuidae and Tortricidae)
and Hymenoptera (Chalcidoidea), including the
parasitoids of moths. I conduct research on the biology, behavior,
and population dynamics of various arthropods impacting on man, animals,
forest health and pollination biology. My research includes
developing methods and techniques to determine various population
parameters, e.g., species present, seasonal incidence, distribution of
breeding and resting sites, survival of developmental stages, reproductive
strategies, dispersal and migration patterns, age structure of natural
populations, and identification of the various factors that determine species
abundance and distribution.
- My research focuses on the
biology, systematics, behavior, ecology and ultrastructure of insects and other arthropods.
While arthropods are my principal research interest, I have also worked
with the arthropods associated with bats and pines. Many of my
research projects (and those of my students) are strongly field-oriented
and carried out in the Coastal Plain of Georgia.
- In collaboration with John D.
Spooner of the University of South Carolina - Aiken,
SC, July 1998 we began a study of the
abundance and distribution in the arthropods of the Broxton Rocks Nature
Preserve (Coffee County,
GA). This
2,000-hectare refuge in south Georgia is a unique
site with numerous sandstone outcrops. The site is home to a number
of threatened and endangered species of plants and animals, and is under
the stewardship of The Nature Conservancy
(TNC) . However, little is known of the species of arthropods that are
present at the site. We are particularly interested obtaining a
better understanding of the species of arthropods (e.g., oribatid mites, Diptera, Coleoptera,
etc.) associated with the endangered species of plants.
- Beginning Spring 1999, in
collaboration with George A. Rogers (GSU) and Frankie Snow (South Georgia
College, Douglas) - we began examining the plant-insect interactions of
the insect/ arthropod pollinators of the many threatened or endangered
species of plants at Broxton Rocks NP.
- In collaboration with Wayne
A. Berisford, Dept. of Entomology, University of
Georgia, we conducted a study of the biological and chemical control of
the Nantucket Pine-Tip Moths, Rhyacionia spp. (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae)
of Loblolly Pines (Pinus taeda) in the Coastal Plain of Georgia. The
project's purpose was to increase the fiber yields of Georgia
forests by study of the parasitoids of the Pine-Tip Moths. Support
for the project was from the Georgia Consortium for Technological
Competitiveness in Pulp and Paper.
- I have an ongoing interest in
the biology of biting midges Culicoides
spp. (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae). My
students and I have focused our research on various aspects of the
ecology, morphology and physiology of these tiny hematophagous
flies. I interact with scientists from across the globe. In
May 1997, Soren Achim
Nielsen, University of Roskilde, Denmark
and I began a collaboration on the
Ceratopogonidae of Scandinavia. Spring 1999, two of Soren Nielsen's students (Enken
Hassold and Bjarke Kunde) from Denmark
conducted a study (using light and scanning electron microscopy) of the Ceratopogonids collected in Norway.
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Students in my lab have worked on a variety of ecological
projects. Generally students have good field skills gained from work or
field-oriented courses. Students often are funded either through graduate
teaching assistantships or research assistantships paid by my grants. In
recent years, students have been generously supported by the Georgia Consortium
for Technological Competitiveness in Pulp and Paper; Georgia Department of
Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division, Nongame-Endangered
Wildlife Grants Program; Glynn County (GA) Commission; Hampton Plantation and
Golf Course, St. Simons Island, Ga.; Sapelo Island
Research Foundation; University of Georgia, Veterinary Medical Experiment
Station Grant; U.S. Coast Guard; U.S. Dept. of Commerce/ Sea Grant Program and
The Nature Conservancy.
I have served as major
professor for sixteen (16) students who have successfully completed the M.S. in
Biology degree. See the list below:
Current and Former Graduate
Students - photos
Alan Bradley Wells (B.S. GSU, 2001; M.S.
Biology, GSU 2003), began work on the M.S. in Biology in January 2002. He
held a teaching assistantship and conducted his thesis research under the
direction of Drs. Robert Wirtz and Bill Brogdon at the CDC, Atlanta,
GA. His thesis was entitled: “Mosquitoes,
West Nile Virus, Attractants, Competition, Environmental Conditions, and
Insecticide Resistance.” He is
currently teaching high science school in Atlanta,
GA.
Tiffany Amanda Hodges (B.S. GSU, 2000; M.S. Biology, GSU 2000), began work
on the M.S. in Biology in August 2000. During the academic year, she held
a graduate teaching assistantship and during the Summer 2001 she held a
graduate research assistantship investigating wasp parasitoid/ host finding
behavior under the joint supervision of Drs. W. Joe Lewis and Dawn Olson at the
USDA-ARS, Crop Protection and Management Laboratory, in Tifton Georgia and also
held teaching assistantships, Spring 2002; her thesis was entitled:
“Foraging Behavior and Efficacy of a Parasitoid Wasp: Role of Plant
Damage, Herbivore-Associated Cues, and Learning.” E-mail: tiffhodges@hotmail.com
Francis Michael McAloon (B.S. Univ. of Conn., 1995; M.S. Biology, GSU 2000), began work on the M.S. in Biology in August 1998.
He held both teaching and research assistantships and his thesis research
project was entitled "Oribatids and Other
Arthropods of Broxton Rocks Nature Preserve (Coffee Co., GA)." He is
employed as a Biologist with the West Nile Virus/ Mosquito Surveillance project
at the Connecticut Agricultural Research Station in New
Haven, CT and began doctoral
studies Fall 2001 at the University
of Conneticut,
in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Storrs, CT.
E-mail: michael@entomologia.org
URL of Mike's Web Pages is http://www.geocities.com/armkreuzauge
Bannie Cornelia Hulsey (B.S. GSU, 1996; M.S. Biology, GSU 1998),
began work on M.S. in Biology in June 1996. She held a research
assistantship and her thesis was entitled: "Abundance and Distribution of
Nantucket Pine Tip Moths (Lepidoptera: Torticidiae)
and their associated Parasoitoid Complex."
E-mail: mhulsey1@gcedunet.gcsu.edu
Delbert Lee Smee (B.S. Piedmont College, 1996; M.S. Biology, GSU 1998), began work on M.S. in Biology in September 1996. He
held a research assistantship (Fall 1996 - Fall 1997) and a teaching
assistantship (Winter 1998 - Spring 1998), his thesis was entitled:
"Biology and Behavior of the Nantucket Pine Tip Moth Rhyacionia
frustrana (Lepidoptera: Torticidae)
and Hyssopus rhyacioniae
(Hymenoptera: Eulophidae)." He was employed
as Instructor of Biology at Barton County Community College,
South Bend, Kansas,
and began doctoral studies Fall 2001 at Georgia Insitute of Technology, Atlanta. E-mail: l_smee@hotmail.com or yellowjackets@visto.com
Jennifer Taylor (B.S. GSU, 1995; M.S. Biology, GSU 1997), began work on M.S. in Biology in January 1996. She
held a research assistantship and her thesis was entitled: "Tree Elevation
Preferences of Nantucket Pine Tip Moths (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae)
and their Parasitoids on Loblolly Pines." She is employed as a Technician
with the GSU, Institute of Arthropodology & Parasitology. E-mail: j_taylor@georgiasouthern.edu
Marvin Lenny Wells, Ph.D. (B.S. Valdosta State Univ., 1994; M.S. Biology, GSU
1996; Ph.D. Entomology, University of Georgia 1999),
began work on his M.S. in Biology at GSU in September 1994. He held a
research assistantship and his thesis was entitled: Biology of the Nantucket
Pine Tip Moth (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) and the
Associated Parasitoid Complex in Bulloch
County, Georgia."
He received the Ph.D. in Entomology from the University
of Georgia, Athens, in May 1999. Dr. Wells currently
holds an appointment with the University
of Georgia, Albany, GA. E-mail:
lwells@tifton.cpes.peachnet.edu
Deborah Sheryl Brickle,
Ph.D. (B.S. GSU, 1994; M.S. Biology,
GSU 1996; Ph.D. Entomology, Clemson University 1999), she began work on M.S. in
Biology at GSU in September 1994. She held a teaching assistantship and
her thesis was entitled: "Ecology and Bionomics of Culicoides
spp. (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) in Bulloch
County, Georgia
and Belize, Central America." She received the Ph.D. in
Entomology from Clemson
University, Clemson, SC.,
in December 1999. Dr. Brickle is employed with
the Monsanto Corp., at the Leland
Agronomy Center,
4006 Old Leland Road,
Leland, Mississippii 38756.
E-mail: dsbrickl@yahoo.com or deborah.s.brickle@monsanto.com
Ronnie Eugene Spears (B.S. LaGrange College, 1992; M.S. Biology, GSU 1995), began work on M.S. in Biology in September 1993. He
held a teaching assistantship and his thesis was entitled: "Ecology and
Behavior of Ectoparasitic Arthropods Associated with
the Brazialian Free-Tailed Bat in Jenkins County, Georgia."
He is employed as a Biologist with the Environmental Services, Inc., 1833-J Rock Chapel Rd. Lithonia, GA 30058; Office:
678-526-9340 E-mail: rspears@mindspring.com , rspears@esinc.cc
Lynda Lee Jenkins-Davis (B.S. Armstrong Atlantic State Univ., 1991; M.S.
Biology, GSU 1993) began work on M.S. in Biology in July 1991. She held a
research assistantship and her thesis was entitled: "Bionomics and Control
of Culicoides spp.
(Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) in coastal Georgia." She is
employed in the Natural Sciences Division, Dalton State College, Dalton, GA 30720.
Steve Wilson White (B.S. Southwest Missouri State Univ., 1989; M.S.
Biology, GSU 1991), began work on M.S. in Biology in
March 1990. Held a research assistantship and his thesis research was
entitled "Biology and Control of Culicoides
(Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) in coastal Georgia." Employed Sep
1991-March 1992, as Lab Instructor on the faculty of Western
Carolina University,
Cullowhee, NC.; employed March 1992 - to present with
Ga. Department of Natural Resources, Hazard Substances and Waste Management
Branch, Environmental Protection Division, Atlanta. E-mail: Steve_White@mail.dnr.state.ga.us
Lisa Michelle Westberry (B.S. GSU, 1989; M.S. Biology, GSU 1991), began work on M.S. in Biology in September 1989.
She held a research assistantship, her thesis research was entitled
"Bionomics and Phenology of Culicoides
(Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) in coastal Georgia." Employed
as Biologist with the Office of Environment and Location, Georgia Dept. of Transportation, Atlanta.
E-mail: Lisa.Westberry@dot.state.ga.us
Sandra L. Alvey (B.S. Western Maryland Univ., 1987; M.S. Biology, GSU
1989), began work on M.S. in Biology in March
1988. She held a teaching assistantship, her thesis research was entitled
"Bionomics of Hippelates eye gnats
(Diptera: Chloropidae) in Bulloch
County, Georgia."
She is a Medical Entomologist in the Medical Service Corps,
U.S. Army Reserve, and is employed the U.S. Army, Maryland. E-mail: Sandra.Alvey@daapgea050.apgea.army.mil
Frank James Brinson (B.S. GSU, 1987; M.S. Biology, GSU 1988) began work
on M.S. in Biology in September l986. He held a research assistantship,
thesis was entitled "Bionomics of Lutzomyia
shannoni (Diptera: Psychodidae)
on Ossabaw
Island, Georgia."
His presentation at the Entomological Society of America, National Meeting
December 1988, in Louisville,
KY was judged Most Outstanding
Research Paper in Med-Vet Section D and was awarded the prestigious President's
Prize. Taught science at Effingham Co. High School,
Springfield, GA
(Sep 1988-Mar 1990), was employed at Union Camp Paper Corp. in Savannah. Deceased May
1993.
George Jesus Magnon (B.S. The Citadel, 1976; M.S. Biology, GSU 1985)
began work on M.S. in Biology in September l983. He held a research
assistantship, his thesis was entitled "Bionomics of Culicoides
spp. (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) from a Georgia Barrier Island."
He is a Medical Entomologist in the Medical Service Corps, U.S. Army. E-mail: magnongj@hqsocom.af.mil
Marc David Wright (A.S. Brunswick Junior College, 1978; B.S. GSU, 1980;
M.S. Biology, GSU 1985). He held a research assistantship, his thesis was
entitled "Culicoides of Sea Island, Georgia:
Species Present, Seasonal Incidence and Distribution." Graduate of
Physician's Assistant program at Medical College of Georgia, Augusta.

Pictured above are (L to R): Bannie
C. Hulsey, Jennifer Taylor, Dan Hagan, Lee Smee, and
William Milligan, standing in the Donald
A. Olewine Memorial
Park adjacent to the Biology Annex on the campus
of Georgia Southern University (photo taken on a sunny afternoon in September
1996, in "The 'Boro".).
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Refereed Journals
- Thunes, Karl H., Ivar Gjerde, D.V. Hagan & Ryszard Szadziewski. 2007.
Search in the canopies, and you will find new species
records of insects. In A. Floren
& J. Schmidl, eds., Canopy Arthropod
Research in Central Europe – Basic
and Applied Studies from the High Frontier. Bioform
Pubs, Germany.
- Rogers,
George A., Vivian Rogers-Price and D.V. Hagan. 2004.
Andre Michaux’s influence on
Stephen Elliott’s: A Sketch of the Botany of South-Carolina and
Georgia. Castanea.
- Thunes, Karl H., John Skartveit, Ivar Gjerde, Josef Starí, Torstein Solhřy,
Arne Fjellberg, Sverre
Kobro, Sueo Nakahara,
Richard zur Strassen, Gijsbertus Vierbergen, Ryszard Szadziewski, Daniel
V. Hagan, William L. Grogan Jr., Terje Jonassen, Kjetil Aakra, Johannes Anonby, Lita Greve, Berend Aukema, Kai Heller, Verner Michelsen, Jean-Paul Haenni, Alexandr F. Emeljanov, Per Douwes, Kai
Berggren, Jutta Franzen,
R. Henry L. Disney, Sabine Prescher, Kjell A. Johanson, Boris Mamaev, Sigitas Podenas, Stig Andersen,
Stephen D. Gaimari, Emilia
Nartshuk, Geir E.E. Sřli, Laszlo Papp, Fred Midtgaard, Arild Andersen,
Michael von Tschirnhaus, Gerhard Bächli, Kjell M. Olsen, Hans
Olsvik, Mihály Földvári, Jan E. Raastad,
Lars O. Hansen & Per Djursvoll. 2004.
The arthropod community of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) canopies in Norway. Entomologica
Fennica 15: 65-90. (Available
online: October 4, 2004).
- Wells,
M.L., D.V. Hagan & Robert M. McPherson. 2001. Survey of
parasitoids associated with Rhyacionia
frustrana (Comstock) in Bulloch County, Georgia.
Journal of Entomological Science 36(1): 101-104.
- Hagan, D.V., Enken Hassold, Bjarke Kynde, Ryszard Szadziewski, Karl H.
Thunes, John Skartveit,
& William L. Grogan, Jr. 2000. Biting midges (Diptera:
Ceratopogonidae) from forest habitats in Norway. Polskie
Pismo Entomologiczne
69: 465-476.
- Szadziewski R., and D.V. Hagan. 2000. Two new
species of biting midges from Norway (Diptera:
Ceratopogonidae). Polskie Pismo Entomologiczne 69:
459-464.
- Brickle,
D.S. & D.V. Hagan. 1999. The Culicoides
(Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) of Belize,
Central America. Insecta
Mundi 13(1-2): 39-44.
- Spears,
R.E., L.A.
Durden & D.V. Hagan. 1999. Ectoparasites of Brazilian Free-Tailed Bats with
Emphasis on Anatomical Site Preferences for Chiroptonyssus
robustipes (Acari:
Macronyssidae). Journal of Medical Entomology
36(4): 481-485.
- Boorman,
J.P.T. and D.V. Hagan. 1996. A name list of world Culicoides (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae). International
Journal of Dipterological Research 7(3):
161-192.
- Hagan, D.V. 1996.
Fifty-five years of entomological science: The publications of Willis
Wagner Wirth. In Mathis, W.N. & W.L. Grogan, Jr., eds.
Contributions on Diptera Dedicated to Willis W. Wirth. Memoirs of the
Entomological Society of Washington
18: 60-75.
- McKeever, S., D.V. Hagan & W.L. Grogan, Jr. 1996. Comparative
study of mouthparts of predaceous midges of the tribes Heteromyiini
and Sphaeromiini (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) from
North America. In Mathis, W.N.
& W.L. Grogan, Jr., eds. Contributions on Diptera Dedicated to Willis
W. Wirth. Memoirs of the Entomological Society of Washington 18: 149-178.
- McKeever, S., D.V. Hagan & W.L. Grogan, Jr. 1995. Comparative
study of mouthparts of predaceous midges of the tribe Palpomyiini
(Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) from eastern United States. Proceedings
of Entomological Society of Washington 97(4): 799-832.
- Mount,
G.A., D.L. Kline, D.V. Hagan, & W.L. Grogan, Jr. 1995. Obituary
of Willis Wagner Wirth, 1916-94. Journal of American Mosquito Control
Association 11(1): 147-148.
- French,
F.E., & D.V. Hagan. 1995. Two-tier box trap catches Chrysops atlanticus
and C. fuliginosus (Diptera: Tabanidae) near a Georgia salt marsh. Journal
of Medical Entomology 32: 197-200.
- Mount,
G.A., D.L. Kline, D.V. Hagan, & W.L. Grogan, Jr. 1995. Life and
work of Willis Wagner Wirth. American Entomologist 41(1): 63-64.
- Mount,
G.A., D.L. Kline, D.V. Hagan, & W.L. Grogan, Jr. 1995. In
Memoriam: Willis Wagner Wirth. The Florida Entomologist 78(1).
- Kline,
D.L., D.V. Hagan & J.R. Wood. 1994. Culicoides
responses to 1-octen-3-ol and carbon dioxide in salt marshes near Sea Island, Georgia,
U.S.A.
Medical and Veterinary Entomology 8: 25-30.
- McKeever, S., D.V. Hagan and X. Wang. 1994. Comparative study of
mouthparts of four species of Culicoides
from Tibet.
Medical and Veterinary Entomology 8: 255-264.
- Brinson,
F.J., S. McKeever & D.V. Hagan. 1993.
Comparative study of mouthparts of the Phlebotomine
sand flies Lutzomyia longipalpis, L. shannoni,
and Phlebotomus papatasi
(Diptera: Psychodidae). Annals of
Entomological Society of America
86(4): 470-483.
- Brinson, F.J., D.V. Hagan,
J.A. Comer & D. Strohlein. 1992.
Seasonal abundance of Lutzomyia shannoni (Diptera: Psychodidae)
on Ossabaw
Island, Georgia.
Journal of Medical Entomology 29: 178-182.
- Hagan, D.V., M.A.
Toole, C. Winters, & S. Hemphill. 1992. Wetlands and development. Southern
Economic Developer , Southeast Economic Review. 3(1):
4-9.
- McKeever, S., D.V. Hagan & W.L. Grogan, Jr. 1991. Comparative
study of mouthparts of ten species of predaceous midges of the tribe Ceratopogonini (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae). Annals
of Entomological Society of America 84(1): 93-106.
- Magnon,
G.J., D.V. Hagan, D.L. Kline & J.R. Linley.
1990. Habitat preference and phenology of larval
Culicoides spp.
(Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) in a coastal Georgia salt marsh. Environmental
Entomology 19(4): 1068-1074.
- Oliver,
J.H., F.E. French, D.V. Hagan & D.K. McLain. 1988. History of
entomology at Georgia
Southern. Journal of Entomological Science 2: 58-62.
- Magnon,
G.J., & D.V. Hagan. 1988. Seasonal abundance of Culicoides spp.
(Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) in coastal Georgia. Environmental
Entomology 17(1): 67-74.
- McKeever, S., M.D. Wright & D.V. Hagan . 1988. Mouthparts of
females of four Culicoides species
(Diptera: Ceratopogonidae). Annals of Entomological Society of America
81(2): 332-341.
- Strickman, D., & D.V. Hagan. 1986. Seasonal and meteorological
effects on activity of Chrysops variegatus (Diptera: Tabanidae)
in Paraguay.
Journal of American Mosquito Control Association 2(2): 212-216.
- Hagan, D.V., & W.K. Hartberg.
1986. Preliminary report on
chromosomes of Culicoides variipennis. Journal of Medical Entomology
23(3): 334-335.
- Hagan, D.V., & W.W.
Wirth. 1985. New distribution records of Culicoides
species from Georgia.
Journal of Agricultural Entomology 2(2): 207-211.
- Hagan, D.V. l985. Caeculus crossleyi
n. sp. (Acari: Caeculidae)
from granite outcrops in Georgia,
USA.
International Journal of Acarology 11(4):
241-245.
- Hagan, D.V., J.H.
Oliver, Jr., & J.M. Pound. 1984. A morphological and physiological
study of the coxal organs in adult Ornithodoros parkeri
(Acari: Argasidae).
pp. 304-309. Acarology VI, Volume I,
eds. D.A. Griffiths & C.E. Bowman. John Wiley & Sons: N.Y.
- Hagan, D.V., & R.A.
Norton. l983. Habitat distribution of soil oribatid
mites in Bulloch County,
Georgia. Journal
of Georgia
Entomological Society 18(4): 485-91.
- Hagan, D.V., & U.E.
Brady. 1982. Prostaglandins in the cabbage looper,
Trichoplusia ni. Journal of Insect Physiology
28(9): 761-765.
- Hagan, D.V., & U.E.
Brady. l981. Absence of detectable 2-phenylethanol in Trichoplusia
ni, a reported pheromone
of males. Journal of Georgia
Entomological Society 16: 192-196.
- Hagan, D.V., & U.E.
Brady. l981. Effects of male photoperiod on calling, pheromone levels, and
oviposition of mated female Trichoplusia
ni. Annals of
Entomological Society of America
74: 286-288.
- Hagan, D.V., & J.W.
Hamilton. l976. Rooting patterns and soil characteristics of Sporobolus virginicus
in coastal Georgia.
Bulletin of Georgia
Academy of Science
34: 137-144.
Published Abstracts
- l979 "Prostaglandins and reproductive behavior of
the cabbage looper Trichoplusia
ni." D.V. Hagan. Dissertation
Abstracts 68(A): 109.
- l981 "Utilization of roentgenograms as an aid in
teaching human anatomy." (Abstract) D.V. Hagan, D.A. Olewine & R.L. Hacker. Georgia Journal of Science
39(2): 92.
- l984 "Seasonal abundance of Culicoides
(Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) from coastal Georgia (U.S.A.)." (Abstract)
D.V. Hagan. Proceedings of the XVII International Congress of
Entomology, held August 20-26, 1984 in Hamburg, Germany.
- l984 "New records of Culicoides
species from Georgia,
implications regarding Bluetongue viral disease." (Abstract) D.V.
Hagan & W.W. Wirth. Georgia Journal of Science 42(1-2): 9.
- 1985 "New distribution records of Culicoides species from Georgia." (Abstract) D.V.
Hagan & W.W. Wirth. Journal of Agricultural Entomology 2(2):
207-211.*
- 1986 "Morphometrics of
Culicoides (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae)
larvae from coastal Georgia."
(Abstract) John C. Woods & D.V. Hagan. Georgia Journal of
Science 44(1): 11.
- 1987 "Seasonal distribution of a Phlebotomine Sand Fly Lutzomyia
shannoni (Diptera: Psychodidae)
on Ossabaw
Island."
(Abstract) D.V. Hagan, F.J. Brinson & D. Strohlein.
Georgia Journal of Science 45(2): 69.
- 1988 "The biology of Lutzomyia
shannoni Dyar
(Diptera: Psychodidae), a potential vector of
vesicular stomatitis on a coastal Georgia
barrier island." (Abstract) F.J. Brinson, D.V. Hagan &
J.L. Corn. Georgia Journal of Science 46(1): 26-27.
- l990 "Field investigations of eye gnat
(Chloropidae) attractants." D.V. Hagan & S.L. Alvey. In: I. Orszagh, ed. Second
International Congress of Dipterology,
Abstract Volume, held August 27 - September 1, l990 in Bratislava, Slovakia.
p. 345.
- 1991 "Resting site preferences of adult Culicoides spp.
(Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) in coastal Georgia." (Abstract) S.W.
White & D.V. Hagan. Georgia Journal of Science 49(1): 23.
- 1991 "Thermal preferences of larval Culicoides spp.
(Diptera: Ceratopogonidae)." (Abstract) L.M. Westberry
& D.V. Hagan. Georgia Journal of Science 49(1): 24.
- 1992 "U.S.
Public Health Service - U.S.
Coast Guard Medical Entomology Program." (Abstract) D.V. Hagan
& J.M. Johnson. Proceedings of 1992 U.S.
Navy Operational Entomology Technology (OET) Workshop, Disease Vector
Ecology Control
Center, NAS Jacksonville, FL.
- 1992 "Dynamics of Spiroplasma
infections in Tabanid flies." (Abstract)
F.E. French, R.F. Whitcomb, D.V. Hagan, J.A. Rafter, & E.A.
Clark. Proceedings of 1992 University System Symposium on Research, Athens, Georgia.
- 1992 "Evaluation of Temephos
against larval Culicoides spp. (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) in the salt marsh
habitat." (Abstract) L.L. Jenkins, D.V. Hagan & D.L. Kline. Georgia Journal of Science 50(1): 24.
- 1992 "Population densities of biting midges, Culicoides spp.
(Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) in Glynn
County, Ga."
(Abstract) J. Wedincamp, D.V. Hagan &
D.L. Kline. Georgia Journal of Science 50(1): 18.
- 1992 "Dynamics of Spiroplasma
infections in tabanid (Diptera: Tabanidae) flies, laboratory transmission, and in
vitro tests." (Abstract) F.E. French, R.F. Whitcomb, D.V. Hagan,
J.A. Rafter, M. Konai & E.A. Clark.
Proceedings of 9th International Congress of International Organization
for Mycoplasmology. IOM Letters 2: 114.
- 1993 "Effects of permethrin
on Culicoides spp.
(Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) of Coastal Georgia." (Abstract) F.E.
Huebner, J.A. Rafter, D.V. Hagan & D.L. Kline. Georgia Journal
of Science 51(1): 25.
- 1993 "Two-story French box traps for tabanids (Insecta:
Diptera)." (Abstract) J.A. Jackson, D.V. Hagan & F.E.
French. Georgia Journal of Science 51(1): 24-25.
- 1993 "Blood feeding behavior of biting midges Culicoides spp. in
the laboratory." (Abstract) F.E. Huebner, L.L. Jenkins, D.V. Hagan
& O.J. Pung. Georgia Journal of Science
51(1): 30.
- 1994 "Bionomics of Culicoides
spp. (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) from the salt
marshes of coastal Georgia (USA)." (Abstract) L.M. Westberry & D.V. Hagan. Proceedings
of the Third International Congress of Dipterology,
University of Guelph,
Ontario, Canada.
3: 241.
- 1994 "Phenology and
biometrics of Culicoides spp. (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) from various resting
sites in the salt marsh and maritime forest of coastal Georgia
(USA)." (Abstract) S.W. White & D.V. Hagan. Proceedings of
the Third International Congress of Dipterology,
University of Guelph,
Ontario, Canada.
3: 244.
- 1994 "Comparative study of mouthparts of sixteen
species of predaceous midges of the tribe Palpomyiini
(Diptera: Ceratopogonidae)." (Abstract) S. McKeever
& D.V. Hagan. Proceedings of the Third International
Congress of Dipterology, University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada.
3: 146.
- 1994 "Control of Culicoides
spp. (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) in the salt
marsh of coastal Georgia (USA)." (Abstract) D.V. Hagan &
D.L. Kline. Proceedings of the Third International Congress of Dipterology, University
of Guelph, Ontario,
Canada. 3:
89.
- 1994 "Preliminary Results on Species Diversity
and Ecology of Bat Fauna in the Coastal Plain of Georgia." (Abstract)
R.E. Spears and D.V. Hagan. Proceedings of the 24th Annual
North American Symposium on Bat Research, Universidad Nacional
Autonoma de Mexico, Ixtapa, Mexico.
- 1995 "Update on U.S. Coast Guard Medical
Entomology Program." (Abstract) D.V. Hagan, M. Gillenwater &
D. Bleicher. Proceedings of
1995 U.S. Navy
Operational Entomology Technology (OET) Workshop, Disease
Vector Ecology
Control Center,
NAS Jacksonville, FL.
- 1995 "Culicoides
of Belize."
(Abstract) D.S. Brickle & D.V. Hagan.
Georgia Journal of Science 53(1): 27.
- 1995 "Ectoparasites of
two species of bats, Tadarida brasiliensis and Nycticieus
humeralis, inhabiting the same roost in
southeast Georgia."
(Abstract) R.E. Spears, L.A.
Durden & D.V. Hagan. Georgia Journal
of Science 53(1): 26.
- 1996
“Mouthparts of predaceous midges of the tribes Heteromyiini
and Sphaeromiini (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) from
eastern North America.” (Abstract)
S. McKeever & D.V. Hagan. The ASB
Bulletin 43(2): 99.
- 1996
“Ecology and behavior of ectoparasitic
arthropods associated with the Brazilian free-tailed bat in Georgia.”
(Abstract) R.E. Spears, D.V. Hagan & L.A. Durden.
The ASB Bulletin 43(2): 114.
- 1996
“Effects of pine stand age and silvicultural
treatment on populations of pine tip moths (Rhyacionia
spp.) and their parasites.” (Abstract)
M.L. Wells & D.V. Hagan. The ASB Bulletin 43(2): 146.
- 1996
“Population dynamics of biting midges (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) in
four distinct upland Georgia Coastal Plain communities.” (Abstract)
D.S. Brickle & D.V. Hagan. The ASB
Bulletin 43(2): 150-151.
- 1996
“Abundance and diversity of arthropod parasites of the Nantucket
Pine Tip Moth (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) in Bulloch County, Georgia.” (Abstract)
M.L. Wells, D.V. Hagan, S. McKeever &
C.W. Berisford, in the Proceedings of the North
American Forest Insect Work Conference, held in San Antonio, TX,
April 8-12, 1996.
- 1997
“Abundance and Diversity of the Nantucket Pine Tip Moth in the
Coastal Plain (Bulloch Co., Ga.),”
(Abstract) D.V. Hagan. Proceedings of 57th annual meeting of the
Southern Forest Insect Work Conference (SFIWC).
- 1997
“Parasitism and Infestation Rates of the Nantucket
Pine Tip Moth in the Coastal Plain.” (Abstract) B.C. Hulsey & D.V.
Hagan. Proceedings of 57th annual meeting of the Southern Forest
Insect Work Conference (SFIWC).
- 1997
“Biology of the Nantucket Pine Tip
Moth and Behavior of their Associated Parasitoids.” (Abstract) D.L. Smee & D.V. Hagan. Proceedings of
57th annual meeting of the Southern Forest Insect Work Conference (SFIWC).
- 1997
“Tree Elevation Preferences for Nantucket
Pine Tip Moths and their Parasitoids on Loblolly Pine.” (Abstract)
J. Taylor & D.V. Hagan. Proceedings of 57th annual meeting of
the Southern Forest Insect Work Conference (SFIWC). 1998 “Edge
Effects and their Influence on Distribution of Nantucket
Pine Tip
- Moths
and their Parasitoids.” (Abstract) B.C. Hulsey, D.V. Hagan
& C.W. Berisford. The Association of
Southeastern Biologists (ASB) Bulletin. 45(2): 96.
- 1998
“Behavior of Nantucket Pine Tip Moths and Hyssopus
rhyacioniae, its Primary Parasitoid in the
Coastal Plain of Georgia.” (Abstract) D.L. Smee,
J. Copeland, & D.V. Hagan. The Association of Southeastern
Biologists (ASB) Bulletin. 45(2): 96.
- 1998
“A Study of the Biological Bases for Admission of Elderly Patients
in Nursing Homes.” (Abstract) Randall Mercer & D.V. Hagan.
The Proceedings of the 9th Annual Student Convention in Gerontology and
Geriatrics, Collaboration in Gerontology: Education, Research, &
Practice, Ga. State
University, Atlanta, Ga.
- 1998
“Behavior of Hyssopus rhyacioniae, the Predominant Parasitoid of
Nantucket Pine Tip Moths in the Coastal Plain of Georgia.”
(Abstract) D.L. Smee & D.V. Hagan.
Georgia Journal of Science. 56(1): 21.
- 1998
“Influence of Silvicultural Treatments and
Edge Effects on Distribution of Nantucket
Pine Tip Moths and their Parasitoids.” (Abstract) B.C. Hulsey & D.V.
Hagan. Georgia Journal Science. 56(1): 24.
- 1998
“Biological Control Agents (Insect Parasitoids) as Alternatives to
Chemical Control of Nantucket Pine Tip
Moths, Rhyacionia sp. in the
Coastal Plain of Georgia.” (Abstract) B.C. Hulsey, D.L. Smee, Jennifer Taylor, M. Lennie
Wells, Sturgis McKeever, D.V. Hagan &
C. Wayne Berisford. Proceedings of the 1998
University System of Georgia Research Symposium, “Science and
Technology for a Sustainable Society,” Atlanta, Ga.
- 1998 “Mouthparts of fifty-two species representing
thirty genera of Tabanidae.” (Abstract) p.
142-143. S. McKeever, Frank E. French
& D.V. Hagan. Proceedings of the Fourth International Congress
of Dipterology, 6-13 September 1998, Keble College,
Oxford University, UK. 279 pp.
- 1998
“State of the Art of Ceratopogonid Research across the Globe.”
(Abstract) p. 76-77. D.V. Hagan. Proceedings of the Fourth
International Congress of Dipterology, 6-13
September 1998, Keble College, Oxford
University, UK.
279 pp.
- 1998
“The Culicoides (Diptera:
Ceratopogonidae) of Belize,
Central America.” (Abstract) p.
24-25. Deborah S. Brickle & D.V. Hagan.
Proceedings of the Fourth International Congress of Dipterology,
6-13 September 1998, Keble College, Oxford
University, UK.
279 pp.
- 1999
“Arthropoda from Broxton Rocks Nature
Reserve, Coffee County, Georgia, USA.” (Abstract) F.
Michael McAloon, D.V. Hagan & John D.
Spooner. Georgia Journal Science. 57(1): 25.
- 1999
“Oribatid Mites as Intermediate Hosts of Anoplocephala manubriata,
Cestode of the Asian Elephant in India.”
(Abstract) F. Michael McAloon, M.A. Haq & D.V. Hagan. Georgia Journal Science.
57(1): 25.
- 1999
“The Passion Flower or May Pop (Passiflora
incarnata), Food Plant of the Gulf
Fritillary (Agraulis vanillae L.): Native or Naturalized in Georgia?”
(Abstract) G.A. Rogers, F. Michael McAloon &
D.V. Hagan. Georgia Journal Science. 57(1): 76-77.
- 2000
“Araneae from Sandstone Outcrops including
new range extension of Canadian Crab Spider Philodromus
praelustris, in Georgia, USA.”
(Abstract) F. Michael McAloon, D.V. Hagan,
M.L. Draney & J.D. Spooner. Georgia Journal Science. 58(1): 27.
- 2000
“Phenology and Morphology of Achurum carinatum
from a Georgia Sandstone Outcrop.” (Abstract) Ruth S. Braddy, D.V. Hagan, & J.D. Spooner. Georgia
Journal Science. 58(1): 27.
- 2000
“Chrysocoma, Chondrophora
or Bigelowia: A Taxonomic History.”
(Abstract) George A. Rogers, D.V. Hagan, F. Michael McAloon, & F. Snow. Georgia Journal Science.
58(1): 72-73.
- 2001
“Photoperiodic effects on calling behavior and activity in the
Lesser Cornstalk Borer (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae).”
(Abstract) Tiffany Hodges, D.V. Hagan, & Robert E. Lynch.
Georgia Journal of Science 59(1): 50.
- 2001
“Biting midges (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) from forest habitats in Norway.”
(Abstract) D.V. Hagan, R. Szadziewski,
K.H. Thunes & J. Skartveit.
Georgia Journal of Science 59(1): 51-52.
- 2001
“A commentary on a rare Smithsonian publication on North American
pitcher plants.” (Abstract) Vivian Rogers-Price, George A. Rogers,
& D.V. Hagan. Georgia Journal of Science 59(1): 77-78.
- 2002
“The Yellow Jessamine (Gelsemium sempervirens): Its
Pollinators, its Collectors and its Taxonomic History.” (Abstract)
George A. Rogers & D.V. Hagan. Georgia Journal of Science
60(1): 89-90.
- 2002
“Crotonopsis Michaux in the Southeastern United States, Pollinator Puzzle:
Insect, Wind, or Self?” (Abstract) D.V. Hagan & George A.
Rogers. André Michaux International Symposium, May 16-17, 2002, Belmont Abbey
College, Belmont, NC.
- 2002
“The Influence of André Michaux on Stephen Elliott’s A Sketch
of the Botany of South-Carolina and Georgia.” (Abstract) George A.
Rogers, Vivian Rogers-Price, & D.V. Hagan. André Michaux
International Symposium, May 16-17, 2002, Belmont
Abbey College,
Belmont, NC.
- 2002 “Biting Midges Collected by the English
Sundew (Drosera anglica
Huds.) a Native
Carnivorous Plant, at Two Fens in Central Saskatchewan, Canada. " (Abstract) D.V. Hagan, W.L. Grogan, &
G.L. Murza, Proceedings of the Fifth
International Congress of Dipterology, September
29 - October 4, 2002, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia.
- 2004
“A Species of
Immortality and the Urge to Publish: Stephen Elliott, William Baldwin and
John Eaton Leconte.” (Abstract) George A. Rogers, Vivian Rogers-Price
& D.V. Hagan. Georgia Journal of Science 62: .
New Taxa
Described/ Co-described
1. Caeculus crossleyi Hagan 1985
(Acari: Caeculidae)
described as new from beneath rocks on granite outcrops in DeKalb
and Rockdale counties, Georgia, USA.
Specific literature citation: Hagan, D.V. l985. Caeculus crossleyi
n. sp. (Acari: Caeculidae)
from granite outcrops in Georgia,
USA.
International Journal of Acarology 11(4):
241-245.
2. Culicoides mckeeveri Brickle & Hagan 1999
(Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) described as new from Cayo
District of Belize, Central America.
Specific literature citation: Brickle, D.S.
& D.V. Hagan .
1999. The Culicoides (Diptera:
Ceratopogonidae) of Belize, Central America. Insecta
Mundi 13(1-2): 39-44.
3. Brachypogon norvegicus Szadziewski & Hagan
2000 (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) described as new from Sigdal
municipality, Buskerud
County, Norway.
Specific literature citation: Szadziewski R.,
and D.V. Hagan. 2000. Two new species of biting midges from Norway
(Diptera: Ceratopogonidae). Polskie Pismo Entomologiczne 69:
459-464.
4. Dasyhelea norvegica Szadziewski & Hagan
2000 (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) described as new from Kvam
municipality, Hordaland
County, Norway.
Specific literature citation: Szadziewski R.,
and D.V. Hagan. 2000. Two new species of biting midges from Norway
(Diptera: Ceratopogonidae). Polskie Pismo Entomologiczne 69:
459-464.
I
teach/ have taught formal courses in field biology, entomology, comparative
animal physiology, biology of aging, as well as undergraduate/ graduate
seminars on various aspects of biology.
Insects and
People, BIOL 1331
This
course is an introduction to the role insects and other arthropods serve in
relation to humans. Insect human interactions in the home, yard, garden,
workplace, recreational areas, and human body are included. Consideration of
the natural history, life cycles and optional human actions regarding pests,
beneficial insects, insects and disease, insects and food, and aesthetics.
Field Biology, BIOL
3440
This
course is a field introduction to the natural history of plants and animals of
the Georgia Coastal Plain. Field collections and observations are integrated with
laboratory identification and lectures.
Comparative Animal
Physiology, BIOL 5230
This
course is a comparative review of the function and regulation of the major
systems in animals. Topics include homeostasis, membrane transport, osmoregulation, and energetics.
Comparative Animal
Physiology Laboratory, BIOL 5210
This
course consists of a laboratory study of the basic physiological processes of
animals, with integrated studies of molecular, cellular, metabolic and
organ-system functions. Prerequisite is BIOL 5230, or concurrent
registration. This course is offered at both the undergraduate and graduate
level.
Biology of Aging,
BIOL 5233
This
course covers the biological processes accompanying aging in humans and other
organisms. The course emphasizes physiological decline, theoretical
explanations, attempts to prolong life, and the utility and limitations of
model systems used to analyze human aging. Field trips required. This course is
offered at both the undergraduate and graduate level. The course provides
an introduction to the growing field of gerontology.
Entomology, BIOL 5442
This
course examines the phylogeny, morphology, life histories and ecology of
insects. Identification of local species emphasized. Field trips required. This
course is offered at the undergraduate and graduate level.
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