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Contact: Department of Biology, Queen’s University, Biosciences Complex, 4320
Kingston, Ontario, Canada K7L 3N6
phone: +001-613-533-6598
fax: +001-613-533-6617
Interests:
I am an assistant professor
in the Department of Biology at Queen’s, interested in
the origins and maintenance of diversity in nature. I use a
broad array of approaches to address questions that
interest me, and collaborate with many scientists in areas
outside of my main research foci. All of my research is based
on a deep appreciation for natural history. Much of
my research takes place at the Queen’s University
Biological Station (Ontario, Canada) and the Yanayacu Biological Station (Napo, Ecuador).
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Contact: Interests:
I love studying evolution, diversity, and species interactions across
all ecosystems. My honours thesis focuses on sympatric evolution
in birds and whether or not specific incidents of sympatry result in
character displacement. I also enjoy learning languages, playin'
fiddle tunes, and escaping into the great outdoors.
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Contact: Interests: My
interests as a biologist center on ecology, biogeography and natural
history. I'm currently focusing on the dominant/subordinate
relationship of closely related bird species and the associated
ecological variables that may drive, or result from, this relationship.
When not in the lab I enjoy backcountry camping and rock climbing.
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Contact: Interests: The
animal-animal relationships, both intra or inter species, have always
interested me. My thesis project will attempt to describe the spatial
and possible hybridization relationships of select birds of paradise by
analyzing their habitat range and plumage differences. After my
undergraduate studies at Queen’s, I hope to attend veterinary college.
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