ANT ORGANISMAL BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION
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Katrin Kellner
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Graduate Students
Schi-Lee Smith, Fall 2023, Conservation Genetics of Crayfish in East Texas.

Chase Rowan, graduated Summer 2021

Thesis: Comparative microbiome analysis of the fungus gardening ant species Trachymymex arizonensis

Sarah Senula, graduated Spring 2019
Thesis: Species distribution modeling and cold-tolerance of a fungus-farming ant symbiosis

Rachel Romo, graduated Spring 2018
Thesis: Mating frequencies and ecological modeling of harvester ant: Pogonomyrmex comanche
Undergraduate Students
Mahi Shaikh - Population genetics of crayfish
Colby Stone -
 Population genetics of the harvester ant Pogonomyrmex comanche, undergraduate research assistant 
  • Home
    • Collaborators
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  • Integrative Organismal Biology
    • Research >
      • Host, Symbiont, and Microbiome Biodiversity
      • Mechanisms of Host-Symbiont Specificity and Homeostasis
      • Ecological Impacts of Macroorganisms on Soils and Soil Biota
    • People
    • Publications
  • Insect Microbial and Molecular Ecology
    • Research >
      • Microbial Ecology
      • Intergenomic epistasis and range expansion
      • Ant Mating Systems
      • Conservation Genetics
    • People
    • Publications