Collaborators

Dr. Maggie Hantak is an Assistant Professor at University of Dayton focusing on ecological and evolutionary processes that maintain genetic and phenotypic variation

Dr. Shawn Kuchta is an evolutionary ecologist at Ohio University where he studies the evolution of organismal biodiversity, including phylogeography & phylogenetics, speciation, adaptation, natural selection, polymorphism, population ecology, and conservation ecology.

Dr. Robert B. Page is a population biologist at Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, LA. He is interested in examining evolutionary, ecological, and behavioral phenomena from a genetic perspective.

Dr. Matt Venesky is a disease ecologist at Allegheny College in Meadville, PA. Matt's research focuses on parasite-induced alterations in host behavior, disease transmission, and host physiological/immunological responses to parasites.

Dr. B. Michael Walton is an ecophysiologist and food web ecologist at Cleveland State University. He is interested in the role of terrestrial salamanders in forest-floor food webs.

Dr. James Watling is a landscape ecologist who uses observational, experimental, and geospatial modeling to understand how global environmental changes influence species