|Research|
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|Contact Information|
Until July 2006:
Richard E. Glor
Center for Population Biology
University of California, Davis
Davis, CA 95616
e-mail: reglor[at]ucdavis.edu
phone: 530-220-0278 (cell)
530-754-7694 (office)
| Other Labs Working on Anolis Lizards | |
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Losos Lab at Washington University (moving to Harvard University in Fall of 2006) |
| Poe Lab at the University of New Mexico: Phylogenetics, systematics, and taxonomy. | |
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Hedges Lab at Pennsylvannia State University: Molecular phylogenetics, systematics, biogeography. |
| Leal Lab at Vanderbilt University: Behavioral ecology, predator prey interactions. | |
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Calsbeek Lab at Dartmouth College: Natural selection, sexual selection, and gene flow in the Bahamas. |
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Jenssen Lab at Virginia Tech: Behavioral ecology. |
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Powell Lab at Avila College: Systematics, natural history, biogeography, and conservation. |
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Butler Lab at the University of Tennessee Knoxville: Evolutionary ecology, sexual dimorphism, functional morphology. |
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Irschick Lab at Tulane University: Evolution, functional morphology and behavioral ecology. |
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Greenberg Lab at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville: Physiological ethology |
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Vitt Lab at the University of Oklahoma: Ecology and life histories of anoles and other reptiles. |
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Martins Lab at Indiana University: Comparative method and animal behavior. |
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Larson Lab: Molecular phylogenetics. |
| Adaptive radiation, compartive methods, and phylogenetics | ||
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Schluter Lab at the University of British Columbia: Speciation, adaptive radiation, natural selection and sexual selection in the wild. | |
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McPeek Lab at Dartmouth College: Community ecology and evolution of damselflies | |
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Garland Lab at the University of California, Irvine: Evolution, Physiological Ecology,Evolutionary Physiology, Comparative Physiology, Quantitative Genetics, Biostatistics, Herpetology, Conservation Biology | |
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Wainwright Lab at the University of California at Davis: Evolution of organismal design | |
| Martins Lab at Indiana University: The comparative method and animal behavior. | ||
| Herp Labs | ||
| Larson Lab: Molecular approaches to the study of historical biogeography, genomic evolution, developmental and morphological evolution, and the genetic structures of natural populations | ||
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Keogh Lab at the Australian National University: study and evaluation of evolutionary processes using reptiles and frogs as model systems | |
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Caldwell Lab at the University of Oklahoma: Herpetology, ecology, and behavior of amphibians | |
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Cannatella Lab at the University of Texas, Austin: "Two thumbs up", "Cool herps...", "Trippy, Provocative" | |
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Greene Lab at Cornell University: behavior, ecology, evolution, and conservation biology of vertebrates | |
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Sinervo Lab at the University of California at Santa Cruz: "Lizard Land" Lizard behavior and ecology and some cool movies. - PAGE DOWN WHEN CHECKED MAY 15, 2006 | |
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Jayne Lab at the University of Cincinnati: Functional morphology and behavior or vertebrates; herpetology . Check out this page to see some cool videos of lizard locomotion. | |
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Wake Lab at UC Berkeley: Evolutionary biology; Functional, evolutionary, evolutionary genetics, development, geographical ecology and systematics of salamanders; conservation biology and biodiversity policy issues. | |
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Brodie Lab at Indiana University: Evolutionary causes and implications of behavioral and inherited traits in reptiles and amphibians | |
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Pianka Lab at UT Austin: Population and community ecology | |
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Zamudio Lab at Cornell University: population biology, systematics and character evolution | |
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Janzen Lab at Iowa State: Evolutionary herpetology | |
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Ryan Lab at UT Austin: Animal communication and evolution of behavior | |
