We are the Ant Ecology and Evolution Research Group based at the University of South Bohemia and Institute of Entomology in Czech Republic. Our research focuses on the ecology and evolution of tropical ants, with much of our work based in the rainforests
Research in the Marin-Spiotta BiogeoLab research group in the Department of Geography at UW Madison broadly examines how anthropogenic and climatically-driven landscape disturbance alters the accumulation and loss of biomass and biologically active elemen
Katie May Laumann I am a PhD candidate in the Fisheries Department at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science, College of William and Mary. I earned my M.A. in Conservation Biology from Columbia University. My research interests encompass the evolutionar
The Bulletin, in the form of individual items or collections of acts of Congress on animal and plant biology in its various theoretical and applied aspects: biodiversity, biogeography, botany, ecology, ethology, zoology, conservation biology
Vagabond Odyssey was a resource for scientists in the biological, systematics, taxonomy and biogeography fields. We were actively involved in Biological Database Design and Implementation, CD-ROM Publication of Scientific Data, Internet Publication of Sc
Katie Cramer is a MarineGEO Postdoctoral Fellow at the Smithsonian Institution studying the historical ecology of Caribbean coral reefs from the analysis of young fossil assemblages. Other research interests include marine biogeography, fisheries science,
I am a biogeographer and herpetologist. At first, I studied mainly diversity, biogeography, and conservation related to snake fauna of the Caatinga –...
Index to Lou Jost's botanical art, wildlife art, orchid research, biogeographic research, bird articles, rainforest and cloud forest images, and biostatistical and physics articles.
"Here Be Dragons / How the study of animal and plant distributions revolutionized our views of life and Earth" by Dennis McCarthy. The site includes reviews and author bio.
Research at Canning-Clode Marine Lab (CCML) explores the effects of four major drivers on hard-bottom benthic assemblages: (1) latitude, (2) spatial scale, (3)