Expertise

Small mammal ecology; evolutionary biology.

Conservation and Restoration Biology

Evolutionary Biology

Tropical Biology

Research Interests:

My current research interests include the effect of habitat fragmentation on small mammal populations; I am interested in the effects of habitat patchiness on source-sink dynamics and the genetic structuring of populations, the evolution of mating systems in mammals using techniques in molecular genetics, and conservation genetics of threatened and endangered mammalian species.

I am currently studying the effects of habitat fragmentation on small mammal populations on hammock islands in the Florida Everglades, genetic variation in the silver rice rat (Oryzomys argentatus) in the Florida Keys, and the population dynamics of the endangered Key Largo woodrat, Neotoma floridana smalli.

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Organizational Affiliations

A&S - Biology, College of A&S, Schools & Colleges, University of Miami

College of A&S, Schools & Colleges, University of Miami

Education

Population Biology
PhD, Indiana University
Zoology
1965, MS, Indiana University
Zoology
1964, BS, Tulane University