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Matt Boot in the field

Congratulations to Adams Megalomyrmex Ant Lab PhD student, Matt Boot, who received an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program award (GRFP)! Matt studies leafcutter ants in Panama to understand…

eeob 2016

Relationships between Tertiary relict and circumboreal woodland floras: a case study in Chimaphila (Ericaceae) Zhen-Wen Liu, Jing Zhou, Hua Peng, John V Freudenstein, Richard I Milne. 2019. Annals of…

meadowlark skins in cabinet drawer

The Tetrapod Collection at the Museum of Biological Diversity was featured in ASC's Daily Post and ASCent Online. You can read the entire ASCent article here.…

dune scorpion at insectary

Curator of the Acarology Collection at the MBD and EEOB Research Associate, George Keeney, discusses inhabitants and educational experiences at the Insectary with The Lantern. Read the whole…

head and shoulders shot of Kibbey standing in front of shelf with jars of fish specimens

Marc Kibbey, Assistant Curator of the Fish Division, EEOB, was interviewed for a February 25th Popular Science article entitled,"The endangered species list is full of ghosts."

Gibbs with ASC leaders Distinguished Scholar Award

Provost Bruce McPheron and a group of leaders from the College of Arts and Sciences and the Office of Research surprised Professor Lisle Gibbs with the Distinguished Scholar Award. Only six awards…

eeob 2016

Lack of strategic service provisioning by Pederson’s cleaner shrimp (Ancylomenes pedersoni) highlights independent evolution of cleaning behaviors between ocean basins Benjamin M. Titus, Marymegan…

Mael Glon's crayfish cover

EEOB Graduate student, Mael Glon, won the photo contest at last year's International Association of Astacology symposium in Pittsburgh. The association has chosen his image for the…

head and shoulders shot of Lisle Gibbs in front of Aronoff Laboratory

A new study from the Gibbs Lab suggests that while one rattlesnake may routinely feast on lizard meat, its seemingly identical neighbor snake might strike and strike and never kill its would-be…