NAU Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

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The NAU Biology Department offers many opportunities for studying various areas of ecology and evolutionary biology. These areas include soil ecology, aquatic ecology, microbial ecology, community ecology, ecological genetics and others.

Currently the NAU Biology department has about 100 full-time graduate students with one-third of those pursuing PhD's.

Biology Faculty by Theme

Aquatic Ecology Jane Marks W. Linn Montgomery Catherine Propper Joseph Shannon* Behavioral Ecology Lee Drickamer Con Soblodchikoff Steve Shuster Community Ecology / Biodiversity Tina Ayers Neil Cobb Catherine (Kitty) Gehring Laura Huenekke Randy Scott Steve Shuster Stefan Sommer Tad Theimer Tom Whitham Ecological Genetics / Evolutionary Ecology Gery Allan Tina J. Ayers Paul Keim Philip Service Stephen Shuster Tad Theimer Dave Wagner Thomas Whitham Amy Whipple Jason Wilder Ecosystem Ecology Paul Dijkstra Bruce Hungate Matt Hurteau* George Koch Forest Ecology Neil Cobb** George Koch Bruce Hungate Kitty Gehring Tom Whitham	Landscape Ecology Ken Cole Neil Cobb Microbial Ecology Catherine (Kitty) Gehring Bruce Hungate Nancy Johnson Egbert Schwartz Maribeth Watwood Natural History Syl Allred Nancy Muleady-Mecham Population Ecology Sylvester Allred Neil Cobb Stephen Shuster Kitty Gehring Amy Whipple Paleoecology Ken Cole Physiological Ecology George Koch Catherine Propper Restoration Ecology Gery Allan Jane Marks Tom Whitham Soil Ecology** Egbert Schwartz Catherine (Kitty) Gehring Bruce Hungate Nancy Johnson

Related Degrees in Biology

Undergraduate Degrees

General Biology

Behavior

Botany

Cellular and Molecular

Ecology

Evolution

Zoology

Microbiology

Graduate Degrees

M.S. in Biology

Ph.D. in Biology

***For a complete listing of degrees view NAU's Academic Catalog

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Biology Faculty by Theme

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