- Comparative molecular evolutionary
genetics of bivalves.
- Sperm motility and mtDNA polymorphisms in Mytilus mussels.
- Adaptive significance of male-transmitted mtDNA in bivalves
- Comparative genomics of male and female mitochondrial DNAs in Mytilus
(Collaborators include Pierre Blier and Sophie Breton, UQAR; Randy
Hoeh and Jennifer Walker, Kent State)
- Conservation genetics of the
freshwater mussels, Pyganodon
cataracta and Pyganodon
fragilis in Atlantic Canada (with Lily Stanton and Randy Hoeh).
- Taxonomy and historical biogeography
of Sorex gaspensis and S. dispar, two of Atlantic
Canada’s rarest shrews. $6000. (with Aaron Shafer, PhD candidate U.
of A., Stephen Petersen, PhD candidate Trent, Fred Scott, Acadia Wildlife Museum Curator, and
Judith Rhymer, University of Maine Orono.
- Gene expression and Development – in
situ PCR system (with Glenys Gibson).
- Conservation genetics of the
endangered yellow lampmussel, Lampsilis
cariosa, in Atlantic Canada.
- Collaborators include Judith Rhymer, University of Maine at Orono, Don
McAlpine New Brunswick Museum, and Kelly White, ACAP-Cape Breton, and
David Toews, Acadia University.
- Conservations genetics of southern
flying squirrels (Glaucomys volans)
in Nova Scotia.
- with Stephen Petersen, Trent University.
- Atlantic Centre for Global Change
and Ecosystem Research (ACGCER, John Roff, PI +8
others).
|
2008-2013. NSERC
Discovery Grant. $27,580/yr.
2007. $4750.
New Brunswick Wildlife Trust Fund.
2005. $6000.
New Brunswick Wildlife Trust Fund.
2005. NSERC Equipment Grant. $22451.
2003/04. New Brunswick Wildlife Trust Fund. $9000.
2003. WWF-Endangered Species Recovery Fund. $5000.
2004. $1.2M for infrastructure; $300K in support of research.
|
