Summary of Research Interests

 

My research interests are in molecular ecology. In particular, I am interested in collaborative and continuing research that will increase our understanding of how ecological factors structure genetic variation within and among natural populations and communities. I use descriptive field work to generate hypotheses that can be tested through field and laboratory experimentation. My most recent research addresses issues relevant to the management of natural resources. Connecting my research activities to natural resource management provides insight into patterns of population and community genetic structure observed in field conditions, and it better prepares students for the professional environment.

 

 

 

POPULATION GENETIC STRUCTURE OF EVERGLADES' AQUATIC SPECIES
SUDDEN OAK DEATH
DIFFERENCES IN SOURCE WATER USE OF WOODY VEGETATION OF DZIBILCHATUN IN THE YUCATAN PENINSULA, MEXICO

ETOWAH RIVER

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COOSA RIVER

APPLICATION OF MOLECULAR METHODS TO DETECT MICROBIAL COMMUNITY PATTERNS DURING THE WOOD DECAY PROCESS

Directed Study Abroad

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