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Mike Hickerson
Assistant Professor (Ph.D. Duke University)
Queens College - City University of New York
Biology Department
room SB E321
65-30 Kissena Blvd
Flushing, NY 11367
Office 718-997-3447
Lab 718-997-3415
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Ph.D. Candidate
Research: Comparative phylogeography, environmental niche modeling and systematics of east African montane small mammals
Terry Demos has advanced to PhD candidacy
(Terry with his thesis committee)
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Ph.D. Candidate (Starting Fall 2009)
Research: Phylogeography of hippocampus erectus and other syngnathids.
J.T. has just advanced to candidacy!!
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Xiaoou Xie 谢小鸥Undergraduate Researcher
Comparative Phylogeography and community assembly of South American Birds
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Allison Gold
Temporal dynamics of speciation in terrestrial vertebrates
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Chris Ludvik__________
Undergraduate Researcher
Molecular genetic detection of invasive species.
Francois DesinorUndergraduate Researcher
Molecular genetic detection of invasive species.
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High School Student (Bronx School of Science)
Testing geographic mode of speciation in Indo-Pacific Chondrichthyes
Andrew ChenLab Alumni
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Eric WaltariPostdoctoral Researcher
Geographical Statistical Niche models of intertidal organisms; population genetics of mammals and parasites

Postdoctoral Researcher (Ph.D. University of British Columbia)
Research: Biogeography and evolution of Holarctic smelt. Comparative phylogeography of the North Atlantic intertidal zone. Katriina is now a postdoctoral scientist at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia
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Undergraduate Researcher
Developing software tools for HABC (msBayes). Wen has expanded msBayes to include additional summary statistics, tests for migration and multi-locus data with rate heterogeneity.

Undergraduate Researcher
Molecular population genetic analysis of comparative phylogeographic data sets (data collection and analysis)
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Michael Khadavi
Undergraduate Researcher
“Phylogeography of phylogeographic methods”