Joel McGlothlin
@joelmcglothlin
CV Google Scholar
Phone: (540) 231-0046 Office: Derring Hall 4038
I am an Associate Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences and a member of the Global Change Center. My research takes a variety of approaches to understand the evolution of complex traits.
Angela is interested in understanding how species adapt to environmental stressors. Her previous work involved biogeography and evolution of rodents. Angela is currently studying the evolution of toxin resistance in birds, lizards, and snakes.
Kerry is an Interfaces of Global Change fellow. Her dissertation research focuses on the evolution of toxin resistance in predator-prey arms races and the effects of sex-linkage on the molecular evolution of gene families.
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