Post Docs
Michael
W. McCoy
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e-mail:
mmccoy@zoology.ufl.edu
Personal webpage: www.zoology.ufl.edu/mccoy
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Generally,
my research program
is aimed at understanding the processes that determine the structure
and function of food webs. I combine field, laboratory, observational,
experimental, and mathematical approaches to better understand
ecological processes operating at multiple scales—from organisms and
populations to metacommunities and landscapes. |
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Graduate
Students
Andrew
Hein
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I
am interested in the forces
that create and maintain
biodiversity on both local and global scales. I am particularly
fascinated by
how individual level physiological processes and community level
ecological
processes interact to govern the rates (i.e. speciation, extinction)
that affect
standing stocks of species through time and space.
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Undergraduates
Julia
Greene
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e-mail:
sellador@ufl.edu
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Julia
is assisting with data collection and analysis on two projects.
These projects are aimed at understanding sources of evolutionary
rate variation and genome evolution.
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