© 2014 Jennifer Moore last updated 6/15/2017 4:32 PM |
Joe Altobelli (M.S. Student) Nesting and neonate ecology of eastern box turtles |
Lab members |
Jennifer Moore, PhD (Principal Investigator) |
2200p Kindschi Hall | Allendale, MI 4901 | Office: 616.331.8764 | moorejen@gvsu.edu |
I am a conservation biologist and molecular ecologist, with a background in behavioral ecology and GIS. My research and teaching interests are broad, and include landscape genetics, behavioral ecology, conservation genetics, herpetology, population demography and spatial ecology. I have worked on a broad range of wildlife, but I am particularly interested in amphibians and reptiles because of their unique life history characteristics, and their globally imperiled status.
I teach Herpetology, Conservation Biology, Introduction to Natural Resource Systems, and Landscape Ecology.
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Danielle Bradke (M.S. Student) Population demography and effective population size in Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnakes |
Lab Alumni Morgan Kelley (BIO B.S. 2017) Jeff Bartman (BIO B.S. 2015), Master’s student at Eastern Michigan University Breanna Gould (BIO B.S. 2015), Master’s student at New Mexico Highlands University |
Nathan Kudla (M.S. Student) Landscape genetics of eastern massasauga rattlesnakes |
Eve Choi (M.S. Student) Morphological and genotoxic effects of Bacillus thuringiensis var. israelensis on amphibians |