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Calede discovers new now-extinct species of horned rodent
A new study by Jonathan Calede, EEOB Assistant Professor, has uncovered a new species of rodent with horns that lived in Nebraska during the Miocene epoch. His paper, published in the Journal of…
EEOB Publications May 1 - May 31
Small-scale anthropogenic changes impact floodplain hydraulics: Simulating the effects of fish canals on the Logone floodplain
Apoorv Shastry, Michael Durand, Jeffrey Neal, Alfonso…
Mattingly receives 2020 EEOB Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award
Kali Mattingly is the recipient of the 2020 EEOB Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award. This award recognizes excellence in furthering the teaching mission of the department and university…
The Fabulous World of Fungi with Dr. Alison Bennett
EEOB Assistant Professor, Alison Bennett, will be presenting an online talk about fungi on Thursday, May 7th, 7:30PM-9:00PM. The event will be hosted on Zoom by Columbus Science Pub. Find out more…
Meg Daly receives Distinguished Faculty Service Award
EEOB Professor and Associate Dean of Undergraduate Education, Meg Daly, is a 2020 recipient of the Distinguished Faculty Service Award. Faculty members are recognized for contributions to the…
EEOB Publications April 1-April 30
Origin and evolution of the symbiosis between sea anemones (Cnidaria, Anthozoa, Actiniaria) and hermit crabs, with additional notes...
C. Gusmão, Vanessa Van Deusen, Marymegan Daly, Estefanía…
Coffee with the Museum: Public talks on Facebook
The Graduate Evolution and Ecology Students Organization (GEES) is working with the Museum of Biological Diversity (MBD) to launch a series of Facebook live events featuring grad students doing Q…
Jarzyna featured in ASC News
EEOB Assistant Professor, Marta Jarzyna is leading a new research project that will use supercomputing to combine massive datasets of North American bird diversity to identify trends in…
Ripperger featured in Ohio State News
EEOB Postdoctoral Scholar, Simon Ripperger, is featured in Ohio State News. The article discusses the ability of researchers to track the movements of tiny animals with minuscule backpacks that…