Rafe works on evolutionary processes of diversification, biogeography, and conservation of amphibians and reptiles in island the archipelagos of Southeast Asia and the Pacific.

Say hello to Karen and her little friend. Karen Olson has joined us to do some comparative conservation genetics on small mammals.

Zaxicou is a first year student from Tibet with interests in diversification of vertebrates on the Himalayas. She is co-advised with Town Peterson.

Scott is a first year student with interests in phylogenetic systematics and biogeography in Afromontane herp communities.

Chan is a second year student working on evolutionary diversification of South Asian anurans.

A fifth year Ph.D. student, Anthony works on phylogeography and comparative landscape genetics of Asian skinks.

A sixth year Ph.D. student co-advised with Mark Holder, Jamie is working on statistical phylogeography of codistributed gecko lineages in the islands of Southeast Asia. He starts a new postdoctoral position at the University of Washington in January 2014

Jamie's Webpage

Jesse Grismer is a 3rd year Ph.D. student working on evolutionary diversification in lizards of the family Agamidae