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Past
Postdoctoral Fellows
- Orianne Tournayre (2021-2023). Developing environmental DNA metabarcoding tools for surveying aquatic diversity & evaluating spatial and temporal patterns of vertebrate.
- Peiwen Li (2022). Polar bear conservation and population genomics.
- Isabella Mandl (2019-2021). Conservation strategy for endangered flying foxes on the Comoros.
- Rute Clemente-Carvalho (2016-2020). Arctic fisheries. Genomics of char and whitefish. Conservation genomics of polar bears. Now at the Hakai Institute.
- Evelyn Jensen (2017-2019). Conservation genomics of polar bears. Now a postdoc at Yale University
- Becky Taylor (2018-2019). Conservation genomics of crowned sparrows. Now a postdoc at Trent University
- Amy Chabot (2015-2017). Conservation genomics of loggerhead shrikes (Lanius ludovicianus). Now Research and Conservation Programs Coordinator with African Lion Safari.
- Leonardo Campagna (Senate Advisory Research Committee Postdoctoral Fellowship. Working on an array of topics related to genetic bases of speciation, particularly in Neotropical birds). Now Research Associate at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
- Rute Clemente-Carvalho (Government of Canada Postodctoral Fellow. 2011-12. Genome Canada Postdoctoral Fellow 2016-2020) Research focus: Genomics of fish and bears. landscape genetics of Storeria snakes. Diversification of Melanophryniscus toads of Northwestern Argentina. Now at the Hakai Institute.
- Paul Martin (2006-07). Research focus: latitudinal diversity gradients in the Americas. Now an Associate Professor in Biology at Queen’s University. | web site |
Graduate Students
- Christina Tschritter (Ph.D. 2024) Mapping pathogen distributions and population connectivity of a sentinel Arctic species, the polar bear (Ursus maritimus) across a changing North American Arctic
- Emily Landon (MSc 2023) Quantifying polar bear diet using metabarcoding.
- Kristen Hayward (MSc 2022) A new Genotyping-in-thousands by sequencing (GT-seq) assay for polar bears (Ursus maritimus): development, validation, and applications.
- Sean Vanderluit (MSc 2022) Broad-scale effects of landscapes on genetic structure of polar bear populations.
- Hayden Wainwright (MSc 2022) Estimating the effective sizes of Canada’s polar bear populations.
- Peiwen Li (PhD 2022) Using genomics to quantify population structure and genetic diversity of the Arctic char (Salvelinus alpinus) in the Lower Northwest Passage, Nunavut, Canada.
- Wenxi Feng (PhD 2021) New insights on the distributions of freshwater turtles in Southern Ontario using environmental DNA
- Jesús Vargas Soriano (PhD – started 2017 – on leave)
- Chanjuan Qu (PhD Tongji University 2017-2021) Thesis title: Co-supervised by Jianfu Zhao (Tongji)
- Lesley Rudy (MSc 2020) Nest emergence phenology of the northern map turtle (Graptemys geographica) near its northern range limit.
- Nick Cairns (PhD 2019). Genetic and geographic boundaries in the spring peeper (Pseudacris crucifer) with insights into milo-nuclear discordance, reticulation, niche divergence and isolation.
- Meghan Britt (MSc 2020) Male advertisement calling tactics in northern and southern populations of spring peepers (Pseudacris crucifer).
- Matthew Macpherson (MSc 2020) Evaluating conservation strategies for a threatened population of gray ratsnakes (Pantherophis spiloides). Co-supervised by Jackie Litzgus (Laurentian)
- Leslie Holmes (PhD 2020). Direct and indirect effects of host food quality on host life history, host susceptibility to parasitism and parasitoid life history. Co-supervised by Bill Nelson
- Junjie Jin (MES 2020). Detecting the invisible: Early monitoring of cyanobacterial harmful algal blooms with quantitative PCR.
- Ying Chen (M.Sc. 2019) Understanding sources of variation advertisement call attributes in spring peepers (Pseudacris crucifer).
- Hannah Driver (M.Sc. 2019). Towards a sustainable Arctic fishery. Population genomics of lake whitefish in a hybrid species complex
- Danielle Beaulne (M.Sc. 2018) The importance of geospatial inputs in assessing fine-scale landscape genetic patterns of a temperate treefrog. Co-supervised with Georgia Fotopoulos (Geology & Geological Engineering)
- Amanda Cicchino (M.Sc. 2018). Physiological consequences and reproductive benefits of arboreal calling behaviour across the range of the spring peeper.
- Megan Snetsinger (M.Sc. 2018). Genetic structure and connectivity of the endangered Butler’s gartersnake (Thamnophis butleri) across the fragmented landscape of Southwestern Ontario.
- Michael Colley (M.Sc. 2015) The influence of mitigation structures on Sistrurus catenatus in Killbear Provincial Park. Co-supervised with Jackie Litzgis.
- Hayley Roberts (M.Sc. 2015) Female breeding phenology of temperate frogs in Eastern Ontario.
- Samantha Klaus (M.Sc. 2012). Correlates and temporal variation in call phenology of Eastern Ontario frogs.
- Kat Stewart (Ph.D. 2012) Contact zone dynamics and the evolution of reproductive isolation in a North American treefrog, the spring peeper (Pseudacris crucifer).
- Nicola Banger (M.Sc. 2012). Thesis Title: Consequences of multiple paternity for female fitness in an Ontario population of northern map turtles, Graptemys geographica. Co-supervised with Gabriel Blouin-Demers (Ottawa)
- Leonardo Campagna (Ph.D. 2012. Principle Supervisor Pablo Tubaro. Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales “Bernadino Rivadavia”, Buenos Aires). Evolución de una radiación reciente en el género Sporophila (Aves, Passeriformes).
- Amanda Xuereb (M.Sc. 2012) Characterizing population genetic structure and inferring the influence of landscape features on gene flow in a temperate snake species.
- Jeff Row (Ph.D. 2011) Testing for the imprint of historical and contemporary processes on genetic and ecological diversity of eastern foxsnakes across multiple spatial scales.
- Gabriela Ibarguchi (Ph.D. 2011). Biogeography and diversification of Andean seedsnipes (Thinocoridae): An Antarctic avian lineage? Co-supervised with Vicki Friesen
- Markus Dyck (Ph.D. candidate) Research focus: foraging ecology and bioenergetics in temporally and spatially heterogeneous landscapes. Withdrew to serve as the head polar bear biologist for Nunavut. Co-supervised with W. Nelson
- Amy Chabot (Ph.D. 2010) The Impact of migration on the evolution and conservation of an endemic North American passerine: Loggerhead Shrike (Lanius ludovicianus).
- Michelle DiLeo (M.Sc. 2010) The influence of landscape on genetic structure of a threatened reptile. The eastern massasauga rattlesnake.
- Alex Little (M.Sc. 2009 – co-supervised with C. Moyes) Evolution of oxidative metabolism in fishes.
- Kathryn Elmer (Ph.D. 2006). Genetic diversity across spatial and evolutionary scales in some neotropical amphibians.
- Briar Howes (Ph.D. 2006). Genetic and ecological analysis of a species’ range.
- Laura Nagel (Ph.D. 2006) Evolutionary divergence in a common ectoparasite of coral reef fishes. (Primary supervisor Bob Montgomerie).
- Daria Koscinski (M.Sc. 2003) The relative importance of geographic isolation vs. ecological gradients in diversification of an Andean treefrog, Hyla andina.
- Anne Dalziel (M.Sc. 2003). Evolution of aerobic energy metabolism in high performance fish: origins of variation in mitochondrial content. Co-supervised with C. Moyes.
- James Austin (Ph.D. 2003). Multi-scale perspectives on the genetic structure of a widespread amphibian, the North American Bullfrog, Rana catesbeiana. Co-supervised with P. Boag
- Emily Croteau (M.Sc. 2002). Conservation genetics of northern populations of a declining songbird, the Brewer’s Sparrow (Spizella breweri breweri) in a fragmented landscape. Co-supervised with P. Boag
- Mary Vallianatos (M.Sc. 1999). Conservation genetics and population structure of the Loggerhead Shrike (Lanius ludovicianus) in Central and Eastern North America. Co-supervised with P. Boag.
Undergraduate Thesis & Mentorship Students
- Lena Campos (B.Sc. Honours. 2022) Thesis title: Validation of environmental DNA metabarcoding surveys for identifying critical habitats of five at-risk freshwater turtle species.
- Jenna Shannon (B.Sc. Honours. 2022) Thesis title: Testing possibilities for using eDNA metabarcoding to quantify avian diversity in freshwater ecosystems.
- Alyssa Reynolds (B.Sc. Honours. 2022) Thesis title: The impacts of climate change on anuran spring calling phenology in eastern Ontario.
- Andreea Bocicariu (Mentorship. 2021) Project: Using reduced representation genomic sequencing in conservation.
- Arjun Augustine (B.Sc. Honours. 2021) Thesis title: Investigating genetic differentiation between mainland and island populations of watersnakes (Nerodia sipedon).
- Darcey Pearson (B.Sc. Honours. 2021) Thesis title: Testing the genetic distinctiveness of the Pelee Island Blue Racer (Coluber constrictor foxii) from mainland populations
- Meghan Ewing (B.Sc. Honours. 2020) Thesis title: You are what you eat. Comparing blood parasite presence across genera of snakes with different life histories.
- Kestrel DeMarco (ENSC B.Sc. Honours. 2020) Thesis title: Assessing the usefulness of DNA barcoding at biological field stations.
- Hannah Ross (B.Sc. Honours. 2020) Thesis title: Plenty of Fish in the Sea? First Steps Towards De Novo Assembly of a Whitefish Genome (Coregonus clupeaformis).
- Hannah Sachs (Mentorship. 2019) Project: An informative, cost-effective SNP genotyping-by-sequencing assay for non-invasively collected polar bear (Ursus maritimus) fecal DNA.
- MK Hickox (B.Sc. Honours. 2019) Thesis title: Conservation genomics of Western (Pseudacris triseriata) and Boreal Chorus Frogs (P. maculata) in Canada.
- Kristen Hayward (B.Sc. Honours. 2019) Thesis title:
- Zoe Clarke (B.Sc. Honours. 2019) Thesis title: Evaluating the interplay between history and topography on the phylogeographic structure of the rufous-collared sparrow.
- Sean Vanderluit (B.Sc. Honours. 2019) Thesis title: The effects of landscape on genetic structure in a Canadian population of polar bears.
- Annalisa Cecutti (B.Sc. Honours. 2018) Thesis title: Genomic clines at a contact zone between nuclear lineages of the spring peeper (Pseudacris crucifer)
- Zoe Clarke (Mentorship student) Thesis title: Phylogenomics of rufous-collared sparrows.
- Daniel Gillis (B.Sc. Honours. 2018) Thesis title: Testing for fine-scale genetic structure of Largemouth Bass (Micropterus salmoides) in Lake Opinicon. Co-supervised with Rute Clemente-Carvalho
- Michelle Harwood (B.Sc. Honours. 2018- Co-supervised with Evelyn Jensen) Thesis title: Genetic structure of Lake Whitefish, Arctic Cisco and Sardine Cisco (Coregonus spp.) in the Lower Northwest Passage: Evidence for hybridization and mitochondrial introgression.
- Cora Jennings (B.Sc. Honours. 2018 – Co-supervised with Rute Clemente-Carvalho) Thesis title: Genetic structure of Lake Whitefish, Arctic Cisco and Sardine Cisco (Coregonus spp.) in the Lower Northwest Passage: Evidence for hybridization and mitochondrial introgression.
- Junjie Lin (B.Sc. Honours 2018 School of Environmental Studies – Co-supervised with Dan Lefebvre) Thesis title: Using environmental DNA to quantify the distribution of Microcystin-producing Microcystis in Eastern Ontario.
- ShuRui Li (B.Sc. Honours. 2018 School of Environmental Studies). Thesis title: Latitudinal differences in growth rate of five fish species using otoliths for age determination. Co-supervised with Yuxiang Wang
- Ying Chen (B.Sc. Honours. 2017) Thesis title: Relation of chorusing intensity to temperature across latitudes of temperate frogs.
- Emily Drinkwater (B.Sc. Honours. 2017) Thesis title: Loggerhead shrike species distribution modelling: Where are they, where are they not, and why aren’t they there?
- Peiwen Li (B.Sc. Honours candidate. 2017) Thesis title: Assessing genetic population structure of Arctic char (Salvelinus alpinus) in the Lower Northwest Passage, Nunavut
- Louisa Kennett (B.Sc. Honours candidate. 2017) Thesis title: Phylogeography of the mink frog (Lithobates septentrionalis) and co-distributed anurans: comparing the genealogical patterns of early vs. late post-glacial colonisers.
- Will Twardek (B.Sc. Honours candidate. 2016) Thesis title: Fishing for answers: Do protected areas prevent the selective removal of the “best” largemouth bass dads?
- Austeja Vaskeviciute (B.Sc. Honours. 2015) Thesis title: Secondary contact and introgression between previously isolated populations of the spring peeper.
- Amanda Cicchino (B.Sc. Honours. 2015) Thesis title: Call evolution in the spring peeper.
- Ashley Bramwell (B.Sc. Honours. 2014) Thesis title: The implications of introgression on the speciation of crowned-sparrows (Zonotrichia atricapilla and Zonotrichia leucophrys)
- Carmen Gemmell (B.Sc. Honours. 2014) Thesis title: Temporal and spatial habitat partitioning among anuran species of Eastern Ontario.
- Henry Wang (B.Sc. Honours. 2014) Thesis title: The genetics of postglacial colonization and peripherality in northwestern populations of the spring peeper, Pseudacris crucifer.
- Matthew Kahansky (B.Sc. Honours candidate. 2014) Thesis title: The effect of habitat on transmission of Ontario anuran advertisement calls.
- Anastasia Savrova (B.Sc. Honours . 2014) Thesis title: Variation in development among wetland types of different temperate anurans.
- Mark Szenteczki (B.Sc. Honours . 2014) Thesis title: Using Approximate Bayesian computation to understand the distribution of genetic diversity in massasauga rattlesnakes.
- Melissa Lucas (B.Sc. Honours. 2014) Thesis title: Landscape genetics of spring peepers: The scale of evolutionary equilibrium in a heterogenous environment.
- Erica Lovett (B.Sc. Honours. 2013) Thesis title: Seasonality of variation in the clock gene in a South American sparrow. Co-supervised with V. Friesen.
- Janet Greenhorn (B.Sc. Honours. 2013) Thesis title: Testing the importance of freshwater islands in differentiation of temperate snakes.
- Emma Bothwell (B.Sc. Honours 2012) Thesis title: Secondary contact and character displacement in body size in birds. Co-supervised with P. Martin.
- Japteg Singh (B.Sc. Honours 2012) Thesis title: Impact of larval competition on life history attributes of the cowpea weevil. Co-supervised with W. Nelson.
- Rachel Wang (B.Sc. Honours 2012) Thesis title: Impact of hybridization on sperm morphology in a contact zone. Co-supervised with R. Montgomerie.
- Jordan Quan (B.Sc. Honours 2012) Thesis title: Gene flow, freshwater islands and genetic distinctiveness of the eastern gartersnake.
- Fiona Munro (B.Sc. Honours ENSC 2011) Thesis Title: A geographical perspective and analysis of research on Queen’s University Biological Station Lands: Past trends and present significance.
- Surbhi Jain (B.Sc. Honours 2011) Thesis Title: A study of male agonistic interactions and competitor recognition between allopatric and secondary contact populations of a temperate frog species: The spring peeper (Pseudacris crucifer).
- Caroline Jamison (B.Sc. Honours 2011) Thesis title: Population structure and connectivity in a small woodland snake.
- Louise Lam (B.Sc. Honours 2011) Thesis title: The effects of food abundance on dispersal of cowpea weevils Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae). Co-supervised with W. Nelson.
- Jenna Sui (B.Sc. Honours 2011) Thesis title: Evaluating the population structure and conservation in the northern range of the prairie skink, Plestidon septentrionalis. Co-supervised with P. Rutherford (Brandon University).
- Aarani Sivasekarum (B.Sc. Honours 2011) Thesis title: The use of new Bayesian methods in detecting sex-biased dispersal.
- Cally Toong (B.Sc. Honours 2011) Thesis title: Asymmetrical gene flow at a species range limit.
- Dana Drumm (B.Sc. Honours – Co-supervised with Fran Bonier 2010). Research focus: Long-term population trends in tree swallows.
- Mari Glynn-Morris (B.Sc. Honours 2010) Research focus: the relationship between parasitism, growth rates and habitat fragmentation in eastern foxsnake.
- Jayda Guy (B.Sc. Honours 2010) Research focus: microhabitat selection in small temperate snakes of the genus Storeria.
- Cameron Hudson (B.Sc. Honours 2010) Research focus: Male calling behaviour in spring peepers.
- Georgia Lloyd-Smith (B.Sc. Honours 2010) Research focus: The relationship between parasitism, growth rates and habitat fragmentation in eastern foxsnakes.
- Amanda Xuereb (B.Sc. Honours 2010) Research focus: The relationship between parasitism, growth rates and habitat fragmentation in eastern foxsnakes.
- Lily Zeng (B.Sc. Honours 2010) Research focus: Landscape genetics of red-bellied snakes.
- Roslyn Howell (B.Sc. Honours 2009) Thesis Title: Microclimatic predictors of frog chorusing in southeastern Ontario.
- Stephanie Johnson (B.Sc. Honours 2009) Thesis Title: Partitioning of acoustic resource space in neotropical anuran communities.
- Michelle DiLeo (B.Sc. Honours 2009) Thesis Title: Comparative landscape genetics of two sympatric snake species.
- Krysta Andrews (B.Sc. Honours 2009. Co-supervised with Paul Martin) Thesis Title: Character displacement in the drumming of sympatric species of Campephilus woodpeckers.
- Laura Lockhart (B.Sc. Honours 2009. Co-supervised with Fran Bonier) Thesis Title: Body condition matters: The effects of resource availability on resource allocation patterns in tree swallows (Tachycineta bicolor).
- Cam Robertson (B.Sc. Honours 2008) Thesis Title: Sex-biased dispersal patterns of Eastern Foxsnakes (Elaphe gloydi) in Ontario.
- Roz Lougheed (B.Sc. Honours 2008) Thesis Title: The relation between variation in phenotypic fitness proxies and putatively neutral DNA microsatellites in eastern foxsnakes (Elaphe gloydi).
- Laura King (B.Sc. Honours 2008) Thesis Title: Diversification and Phylogeography of a Northwestern Argentine toad, Melanophryniscus rubriventris (Anura: Bufonidae).
- Katherine McKereghan-Dares (B.Sc. Honours 2008) Thesis Title: Diversification and speciation of crowned-sparrows, genus Zonotrichia, in the New World.
- Chris Morrow (B.Sc. Honours 2008) with Dr. Heather Stuart (Community Health & Epidemiology) Thesis Title: Determinants of Underservicing in Southeastern Ontario’s Community Mental Health System.
- Katie Geale (B.Sc. Honours 2007) Thesis Title: Molecular phylogeny of sierra-finches (Phrygilus): Diversification among plumage groups in the Andes Mountains.
- Anita Melnyk (B.Sc. Honours 2007) Thesis Title: The effect of data partitioning on Bayesian phylogenetic inference of the Lithobates catesbeiana species group.
- Juliana Agostino (B.Sc. Honours 2006) Thesis Title: Effective population size and temporal changes in genetic diversity in the American bullfrog, Rana catesbeiana.
- Bethany Lindsay (B.Sc. Honours 2004) Thesis Title: Phylogeography of the five-lined skink, Eumeces fasciatus.
- Ramsey Wright (B.Sc. Honours 2004) Thesis Title: Phylogeography, life history and the genetic structure of western Amazonian anurans: A preliminary study.
- Julie Lee-Yaw (B.Sc. Honours 2003) Thesis Title: Habitat use and genetic population structure at fine geographic scales in a northern population of five-lined skink, Eumeces fasciatus.
- Daniel Liadsky (B.Sc. Honours 2003) Thesis Title: Call variation in the Andean treefrog, Hyla andina.
- Sarah Sharp (B.Sc. Honours 2003) Thesis Title: Phylogeographic perspectives and hybrid zone dynamics in two species of the Hyla pulchella Group.
- Tanya Da Sylva (B.Sc. Honours 2002) Queen’s Thesis Title: High-resolution DNA markers for the study of microgeographic genetic variation in Pseudacris crucifer (Spring Peeper).
- Liem Vien (B.Sc. Honours 2002) Queen’s Thesis Title: Conservation genetics of the Eastern Loggerhead Shrike. A microsatellite study.
- Rob Ness (B.Sc. Honours 2002) Queen’s Thesis Title: Evolution of apomictic asexual reproduction in Antennaria parlinii: a phylogenetic investigation. (Co-supervised with C. Eckert)
- Jennifer Gibson (B.Sc. Honours 2001) Queen’s. Thesis Title: The patterns of genetic diversity in the hybridizing toad species Bombina bombina and B. variegata.
- Charles Macmichael (B.Sc. Honours 2001) Queen’s. Thesis Title: Temporal changes in mitochondrial control region of Lanius ludovicianus migrans: conservation perspectives. (Co-supervised with P. Boag)
- Daria Koscinski (B.Sc. Honours 2000) Queen’s. Thesis Title: Historical and ecological correlates of diversification in an Amazonian frog. (Co-supervised with P. Boag)
- Anne Curtner (B.Sc. Honours 1998) Queen’s. Thesis Title: Sensitivity analysis for tests of rates of phenotypic change: selection and drift in model systems. (Co-supervised with P. Boag)
- Lindsey Neidrauer (B.Sc. Honours 1998) Queen’s. Thesis Title: Phylogeography of a North American tree frog, Pseudacris crucifer. (Co-supervised with P. Boag)
- Cathryn Abbott (B.Sc. Honours 1997) Queen’s. Thesis Title: Using microsatellites to determine the population structure of Noisy Miners (Manorina melanocephala). (Co-supervised with P. Boag)
- Bev Bateman (B.Sc. Honours 1996) Queen’s. Thesis Title: Phylogeny of anemonefishes inferred from mitochondrial DNA sequences: a perspective on the evolution of host specificity. (Co-supervised with P. Boag)
- Kylie Tanner (B.Sc. Honours 1996) Queen’s. Thesis Title: An enigmatic neotropical frog: can 16S rRNA gene sequence data resolve evolutionary affinities? (Co-supervised with P. Boag)
- Tanya Shaw (B.Sc. Honours 1995) Queen’s. Thesis Title: MtDNA control region sequence variation in two geographically restricted songbirds: a pilot study. (Co-supervised with P. Boag)
- Michael Warbeck (B.Sc. Honours 1995) Queen’s. Thesis Title: Postglacial history of a South American songbird as inferred by mitochondrial cytochrome b sequence data. (Co-supervised with P. Boag)
- Azilah Kazim (B.Sc. Honours 1992) Brock. Thesis Title: Strategies for conservation of biodiversity: large versus small reserves.
- Ellen Olsen (B.Sc. Honours 1992) Brock. Thesis Title: Ecological correlates of plumage variation in northwestern Argentine populations of the Rufous-collared Sparrow, Zonotrichia capensis.
- Stephen Yezerinac (B.Sc. Honours 1991) Western Ont. Thesis Title: Measurement error and morphometric studies: an assessment of statistical power and the effect of observer experience using avian skeletons. (Co-supervised with P. Handford)
Past Visiting Scientists
- Isabel Bisson (then a Ph.D. student, York University. Supervisor: B. Stutchbury). Thesis Title: Genetic and evolutionary consequences of migration in the Cassin’s Kingbird.
- Octavio Soto Rojas (Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo).
- Sesangari Galvan Quesada (Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo).
- Luciano Calderon (Ph.D. candidate. Principla Supervisor Pablo Tubaro. Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales “Bernadino Rivadavia”, Buenos Aires).
- Jose A. Davila (from the Instituto de Investigación en. Recursos Cinegéticos, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Spain).
- Dario Lijtmaer Now CONICET Investigator at the Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales.
- Ester Sanchez-Bermejo (from the Instituto de Investigación en. Recursos Cinegéticos, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Spain).
- Eduardo Martin (Ph.D. candidate. Principla Supervisor Piter Blendinger. Universidad Nacional de Tucuman, Argentina).
- Rocio Sanchez (Ph.D. candidate. Principla Supervisor Piter Blendinger. Universidad Nacional de Tucuman, Argentina).
- Nicola Banger (University of Ottawa. Supervisor. Gabriel Blouin-Demers).
- Luciano Calderón (Ph.D. canidate. Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales “Bernadino Rivadavia”, Buenos Aires)
- Marcos Vaira (Oct – Dec 2011) Universidad Nacional de Jujuy, Argentina
Work Study Students & Lab Volunteers
- Meghan Mcllwain
- Danai Topouza
- Kathleen Chen
- Alex Israel
- Derek McLean
- Emily Drinkwater
- Jonathan Duboff
- Judy Kim
- Venetia Mah
- Natalie Morrill
- Liem Vien
- Sherilee Harper
- Aarani Sivasekarum
- Surbhi Jain
- Jenna Siu
- Kayla Flamenbaum
- Mark Szenteczki
- Cally Toong
International Internship Students
- Zouber Maouze
Technicians
(from St. Lawrence College)
- Almira Siew
- Brad Acker
- Anne Curtis
- Jason Kennedy
- Natalie Roy
- Nadine Sharpe