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![]() Field
trip to Oklahoma to study the Texas mouse, Peromyscus attwateri
![]() Terry Johnson, grad student, presenting his research results ![]() Field trip to east Texas to study the hybrid zone between eastern and western cotton rats, Sigmodon hispidus |
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Student Research Opportunities Personal Interests Camping, hiking, wildlife photography, landscaping with native plants, fishing, astronomy, hunting (especially archery), woodworking/furniture restoration, gardening, birding, philosophy, reading, etc. Research Interests Population and evolutionary genetics: basically, in what ways do populations differ genetically and why. One of my more specific interests is understanding how the landscape affects gene flow across a species' geographical distribution. My students and I go on several field trips throughout the year to collect our study specimens and then analyze their DNA in the lab using techniques such as DNA sequencing and fingerprinting. See Current Research and Student Research Opportunities for more information. Publications
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