Evolution Ecology and Population Biology

Program: Evolution Ecology and Population Biology

Graduation Year: 2016

Thesis Advisor: Yehuda Ben-Shahar

Thesis Title: Genetic mechanisms for the maintenance of behavioral mating barriers in Drosophila

Program: Evolution Ecology and Population Biology

Graduation Year: 2008

Thesis Advisor: Alan R. Templeton

Thesis Title: Temporal Changes in Population Genetic Dynamics of the Eastern Collard Lizard, Crotaphytus collaris collaris, in Response to Forest Fire Management

Program: Evolution Ecology and Population Biology

Graduation Year: 2009

Thesis Advisor: Barbara A. Schaal

Thesis Title: Historical and Geographic Context for the Evolution of Climate Niche Breadth in Temperate Plants

Program: Evolution Ecology and Population Biology

Graduation Year: 2003

Thesis Advisor: Barbara A. Schaal

Thesis Title: A Molecular Phylogenetic Analysis of Oryza L. Based on Chloroplast DNA Sequences

Program: Evolution Ecology and Population Biology

Graduation Year: 2019

Thesis Advisor: Yehuda Ben-Shahar

Thesis Title: The Evolutionary and Functional Roles of Synonymous Codon Usage in Eukaryotes

Program: Evolution Ecology and Population Biology

Graduation Year: 2016

Thesis Advisor: James M. Cheverud

Thesis Title: Connecting micro and macroevolution through quantitative genetics: a study on New World Marsupials

Program: Evolution Ecology and Population Biology

Graduation Year: 2013

Thesis Advisor: Tiffany M. Knight

Thesis Title: The Effects of Invasive Plants on Biodiversity Across Spatial Scales

Program: Evolution Ecology and Population Biology

Graduation Year: 2012

Thesis Advisor: Barbara A. Schaal

Thesis Title: Phylogeny and Evolution of Phemeranthus (Montiaceae)
in North American Xeric Habitats

Program: Evolution Ecology and Population Biology

Graduation Year: 2010

Thesis Advisor: Allan Larson

Thesis Title: Phylogenetics and Phylogeography of Moray Eels (Muraenidae)

Program: Evolution Ecology and Population Biology

Graduation Year: 2009

Thesis Advisor: Jonathan M. Chase

Thesis Title: Predation, community assembly, and the scaling of prey diversity in Ozark glade metacommunities