David Tallmon

David Tallmon

Collaborating Faculty

Fish and Fisheries Genetics
Fisheries Ecology
Fisheries Oceanography


Natural Sciences Department
University of 成人影片 Southeast
205D Anderson, 11275 Glacier Hwy
Juneau, AK 99801
907-796-6330
datallmon@alaska.edu

 

Education

University of Montana
Ph.D. Ecology
2001

University of Montana
M.S. Ecology
1995

University of California, Santa Cruz
B.A. Biology
1992

 

Curriculum Vitae

 

Recent Publications

PUBLICATIONS LIST HERE

Specialties

  • fish and fisheries genetics
  • population genetics
  • evolutionary ecology

 

Research Overview

My general interests are in evolution, ecology and conservation biology. My focus is on understanding the evolutionary and ecological dynamics of natural populations using demographic and genetic models, molecular genetic data and field data. I have a long-standing interest in combining population genomics and demographic information to infer important evolutionary and demographic parameters for wild populations. More recently, my postdocs and I have focused upon the role of phenotypic plasticity in adaptation.

 

Current Research Projects

  • The plasticity and genetic basis of color variation in coastrange sculpin
  • The use of effective population size to monitor changes in wild populations
  • Climate change as a selective force on run timing of salmon

 

Affiliations

  • Research Scientist, Institute of Arctic Biology, UAF
  • Associate Professor & Department Chair, Biology & Marine Biology Program, University of 成人影片 Southeast

 

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