Systematics, Ecology and Evolution (SEE) Division
The diverse interests of the 30 SEE faculty and adjuncts, their 55+ graduate students, and several postdoctoral research associates facilitate advanced study of ecological and evolutionary processes involving a broad range of organisms and habitats.
- SEE graduate students have access to modern, well-equipped facilities for data collection and analysis
- Research within SEE is supported by grants from several national funding agencies
- Results are regularly published in premier international scientific journals
- Several members of the group serve as editors or editorial board members of important journals and are high office holders in a number of societies
SEE PhD Grads
SEE Faculty List (pdf)
Christopher Austin
Population genetics, systematics, biogeography, phylogeography and physiological and
functional
ecology of reptiles and amphibians
Mark Batzer
Comparative Genomics, Genome Biology and Evolution, Transposable Element Biology,
Computational Biology
Jeremy Brown
Computational Phylogenetics, Phylogeography, and Molecular Evolution
Robb Brumfield
Avian population genetics and systematics
Prosanta Chakrabarty
Ichthyology, Biogeography, Systematics of Marine and Freshwater fishes
James Cronin
Population and Community Ecology, Plant-Herbivore-Natural Enemy Interactions, Ecological
Genetics, Biological Pest Management
Maheshi Dassanayake
Plant adaptions to abiotic stress and comparative genomics
Bret Elderd
Quantitative, Population, Disease, and Community Ecology
Jake Esselstyn
Mammalian systematics and evolution
Fernando Galvez
Integrative Fish Biology, Environmental Physiology, Aquatic Toxicology
Steven C. Hand
Bioenergetics, molecular physiology, environmental control of gene expression, comparative
biochemistry
Kyle Harms
Population, Community, and Evolutionary Ecology
Michael Hellberg
Molecular evolution, population genetics and speciation in marine invertebrates and
fish
Dominique Homberger
Functional, ecological, and evolutionary morphology
Morgan Kelly
ecology, evolution and conservation of marine invertebrates
Gary King
Microbial Ecology, Trace Gas Biogeochemistry, Physiological Ecology of Bacteria
William J. Platt
Plant population biology / ecology
Fred Sheldon
Molecular systematics and ornithology
E. William Wischusen
Vertebrate ecology
Adjunct Faculty
- Kevin Carman
- Mary Jane Eberhard
- William Eberhard
- Gary Graves
- James V. Remsen Jr.
- Kevin Robertson
- Cameron Thrash
- Lowell E. Urbatsch