PEDERSEN, SCOTT, Ph.D.
Degrees:  BA/MA-University of Colorado, PhD-University of Nebraska
Post-Doc:  University of Washington - Seattle
Research: Vertebrate Functional Anatomy & Island Biogeography

Contact Information:
Department of Biology/Microbiology, AgH 329, Box 2207B
South Dakota State University, Brookings, SD 57007-2142
Phone 605-688-5529 Scott_Pedersen@sdstate.edu

Who is this guy?
Resume
Publications

COURSE WEB-PAGES:

BIOL 221/221L Human Gross Anatomy (Spring +Fall)
ZOOL 483/483L Developmental Biology (Fall only)

(ex) GRADUATE STUDENTS

Roxy Larsen
MS 2007 SDSU
@ TTU for PhD

BAT RESEARCH AT SDSU?
Pedersen has been conducting research concerning the functional anatomy of bats since 1988. Pedersen has also been involved in studies concerning the distribution of bats throughout South Dakota since 1999.

Research Opportunities concerning vertebrate morphology
Research Opportunities concerning SD Bats
SD Natural History - Mammal Collections
South Dakota Bat Working Group

BATS IN THE MILITARY?
Pedersen is a military aviation historian whose current research efforts in the National Archives (DC) concern the development of first radar-guided missile used by the USN: the ASM-N-2 BAT Glide-bomb.

Written articles concerning bats on Military Aircraft/Insignia
Patch/Insignia Sources & Aviation Web-Site Links
Pedersen's military insignia/patch collection (Nav at top of page) UPDATED 3/08
History of the first Smart-bomb: ASM-N-2 BAT UPDATED 3/08

BATS IN THE BELFRY?
Pedersen spends far too much time in his basement and garage.

1953 Dodge M-37 Cargo truck rebuild
1942 Dodge WC-51 Weapons Carrier rebuild

Bombers in Blue and Yellow - 1/48 Scale Model Aircraft
Early Warning Aircraft Model Gallery - (Ian Shaw)
Batty stuff for kids?