Dr. Ryan Calsbeek (2002-2006) Population ecology, evolution and conservation of vertebrates. – Funding source: Center for Tropical Research (CTR). Dr. Zachary Cheviron (2008-2009) Molecular genetic basis of adaptive traits in natural – populations of birds. Funding source: Center for Tropical Research (CTR). Dr. Sonya Clegg (1999-2002) Population structure of Neotropical migrants. Funding source: – EPA. Dr. Thomas Dietsch (May 2005-2008) Cacao growth and biodiversity conservation in – Cameroon and Evaluating Disease Transmission Pathways; Host Reservoirs for H5N1 Avian Influenza in Domestic and Wild Bird Communities of Vietnam. Funding sources: UCLA International Institute, Global Impact Research Grant and Wildlife Conservation Society. Dr. Trevon Fuller (2009-2014) Effectiveness of remote-sensed data for mapping the risk of low – pathogenic avian influenza in the continental U.S. Funding source: NIH. Dr. Derek Girman (1996-1998) Population structure of Neotropical migrant birds and their – conservation (US, Mexico and S. America). Funding source: NIH. Dr. Catherine Graham (1999-2000) Integrating remote sensing and genetic data to understand – evolutionary processes of rainforests. Funding source: Central African Regional Program for the Environment (CARPE), USAID. Dr. Ryan Harrigan (2007-2013) The role of host dynamics and anthropogenic stressors on – the transmission of West Nile virus and the implications for human health and biodiversity. Funding source: EPA. Dr. Holder (1998-2001) Phylogeography and speciation of West African birds. Funding – source: NSF/NSERC postdoctoral fellowship. Dr. Darren Irwin (2003-2004) Evolutionary ecology of migrant birds. Funding sources: EPA, – CALFED. Dr. Salit Kark (1999-2000) Fluctuating asymmetry and divergence across ecological gradients. – Funding source: Rothschild Fellowship (Israel). Dr. Jordan Karubian (2001-2004) Mechanisms of reproductive divergence and speciation in – South American birds. Funding source: NSF, EPA.
Dr. Ryan Calsbeek (2002-2006) – Population ecology, evolution and conservation of vertebrates. Funding source: Center for Tropical Research (CTR). Dr. Zachary Cheviron (2008-2009) – Molecular genetic basis of adaptive traits in natural populations of birds. Funding source: Center for Tropical Research (CTR). Dr. Sonya Clegg (1999-2002) – Population structure of Neotropical migrants. Funding source: EPA. Dr. Thomas Dietsch (May 2005-2008) – Cacao growth and biodiversity conservation in Cameroon and Evaluating Disease Transmission Pathways; Host Reservoirs for H5N1 Avian Influenza in Domestic and Wild Bird Communities of Vietnam. Funding sources: UCLA International Institute, Global Impact Research Grant and Wildlife Conservation Society. Dr. Trevon Fuller (2009-2014) – Effectiveness of remote-sensed data for mapping the risk of low pathogenic avian influenza in the continental U.S. Funding source: NIH. Dr. Derek Girman (1996-1998) – Population structure of Neotropical migrant birds and their conservation (US, Mexico and S. America). Funding source: NIH. Dr. Catherine Graham (1999-2000) – Integrating remote sensing and genetic data to understand evolutionary processes of rainforests. Funding source: Central African Regional Program for the Environment (CARPE), USAID. Dr. Ryan Harrigan (2007-2013) – The role of host dynamics and anthropogenic stressors on the transmission of West Nile virus and the implications for human health and biodiversity. Funding source: EPA. Dr. Holder (1998-2001) – Phylogeography and speciation of West African birds. Funding source: NSF/NSERC postdoctoral fellowship. Dr. Darren Irwin (2003-2004) – Evolutionary ecology of migrant birds. Funding sources: EPA, CALFED. Dr. Salit Kark (1999-2000) – Fluctuating asymmetry and divergence across ecological gradients. Funding source: Rothschild Fellowship (Israel). Dr. Jordan Karubian (2001-2004) – Mechanisms of reproductive divergence and speciation in South American birds. Funding source: NSF, EPA.
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