Class of 2003
	Prior to 2003

1.  UCLA Botanical Garden Bird Diversity and Abundance:  Where is it the greatest?
2.  Behavioral Patterns of the Eastern Fox Squirrel on UCLA's Campus.
3.  An Analysis of the Exotic Flora of Franklin Canyon.
4.  Recruitment of Invasive Floristic Communities Along Fire and Walking Trails of Zuma Canyon, Santa Monica Mountains:  A Comparison of Vehicular and Human Impacts.
5. Parks versus Income.
6. Spatial Distribution and Analysis of Redwood Trees (Sequoia sempervirens) on UCLA Campus.
7.  Penetration of Exotic Species from the Mount Wilson Trail, San Gabriel Mountains.
8.  A Study of the Psyllid Pest Presence on Two Northeast Campus Eucalyptus Species.
9.  Water Fleas, Please!
10.  Courtship on Campus.
11.  The Portuguese Bend Question:  A Report on the Species Composition of an Abandoned Farm Plot.
12.  Vegetation Moisture contents, Species Diversity, and Similarity:  Comparison of Different Sites in Franklin Canyon, Santa Monica Mountains.
13.  Is There a Relationship Between the Type of Tree and the Amount of Sidewalk Distortion in the  Westwood Apartment Area?

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1.  Madrona Marsh Preserve:  Butterfly Species Richness
2.  Elevation and Drought Susceptibility of Three Conifers in the San Gabriel Mountains.
3. Ridge Dam Analysis:  Effects on Natural Vegetation.
4.  Butterfly Analysis on Palos Verde Peninsula.
5.  Regional Mockingbird Call Survey.
6.  Invasiveness of Brassica negra in the Baldwin Hills, Los Angeles County.
7.  Riparian Habitat Disturbance: Urban versus Non-urban Creek.
8.  Yosemite and Sierra National Forest:  Disturbed Landscapes
9.  Human Disturbance and The Argentine Ant.
10.  The Birds of the Intramural Fields, Spaulding Field, and Drake Stadium, UCLA.
11.  Distributions of the Marine Blue Butterfly (Leptotes marina) at Point Mugu.

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