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Kurt Anderson, Associate Professor of Biology
Quantitative population, community, and applied ecology with an emphasis on modeling spatial dynamics.
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Alan Brelsford, Assistant Professor of Biology
Evolutionary Genetics.
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Richard Cardullo, Professor and Chair of Biology
Cell and molecular biology, physiology, neuroscience.
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Mark Chappell, Professor of Biology
Physiology, evolutionary biology.
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Chris Clark, Assistant Professor of Biology
College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences
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Norman Ellstrand, Professor of Botany and Plant Sciences
Applied plant population genetics, biotechnology risks, evolution of invasiveness,
conservation genetics
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Daphne Fairbairn, Professor of Biology
Evolutionary biology, quantitative genetics, sexual selection, sexual dimorphism
in size and morphology
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Theodore Garland, Jr., Professor of Biology
Physiology, evolutionary biology, herpetology, behavior.
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Kimberly Hammond, Professor of Biology
Physiology, evolutionary biology.
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Tim Higham, Associate Professor of Biology
Biomechanics
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Nigel Hughes, Professor of Earth Sciences
Paleobiology
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Sang-Hee Lee, Associate Professor of Anthropology
Evolution of human morphological variation based on the fossil record, causal
mechanisms for the patterns in the human (and ancestral human) fossil record
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Leonard Nunney, Professor of Biology
Population and evolutionary genetics, with an emphasis on the application of
basic theory to practical problems
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Timothy Paine, Professor of Entomology
Biology and ecology of introduced insects in urban environments
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Richard Redak, Professor of Entomology
Plant-insect interactions, conservation biology and community ecology of insects,
IPM of commercial floricultural and ornamental plants
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Helen Regan, Professor of Biology
Quantitative conservation biology
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David Reznick, Professor of Biology
Evolutionary biology, evolution of life history traits, evolution of aging,
experimental evolution
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Derek Roff, Professor of Biology
Theoretical and empirical studies of population and quantitative genetics,
life-history, and the importance of trade-offs in shaping life history evolution
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Joel Sachs, Associate Professor of Biology
Evolution of cooperation and conflict
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Mark Springer, Professor of Biology
Molecular evolution and systematics, mammalian evolution
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Jason Stajich, Associate Professor of Plant Pathology
Population and evolutionary genomics of fungi
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Kirk Visscher, Professor of Entomology
Social behavior and ecology of social insects, role and management of bees
in agriculture, evolution of social behavior
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William Walton, Professor of Entomology.
Biogeography of freshwater flora and fauna, trophic interactions of freshwater food
webs, IPM of vector and pest arthropods
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