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Burg
Lab
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| Graduate
Students |
| PhD |
| Kim Dohms (2009-present) |
Comparative population
genetics of corvids. Kim's research uses molecular markers to
examine population differences in gray jays, Clark's nutcrackers
and Eurasian nutcrackers. website |
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| John Hindley (2008-present) |
John uses microsatellite
markers and behavioural data to study winter flock composition
and individual interactions of black-capped chickadees. He is
also using microsatellites and mitochondrial DNA to study rangewide
population structure in black-capped and mountain chickadees.
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| MSc |
| Brendan Graham (2009-present) |
Brendan is studying patterns
of genetic variation in hairy woodpeckers from across North
America using mitochondrial and microsatellite markers. |
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| Linda Lait (2009-present) |
Linda's main research
project examines dispersal barriers in boreal chickadees, a
species restricted mainly to Canada. She is using molecular
markers to examine populations across northern North America. |
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Paulo Pulgarin-Restrepo (2009-present)
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Paulo is studying downy
woodpeckers using bioacoustics, molecular data and niche modelling.
website |
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Undergraduate Students (summer students, independent studies
and applied studies)
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| Drew Andreachuk (2007) |
independent studies |
| Heather Bird (2008) |
independent studies,
NSERC |
| Karley Campbell (2009) |
NSERC |
| Colleen Chan (2007) |
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| Mike Cumiskey (2007) |
independent studies |
| Natalie Freeman (2009) |
independent studies,
NSERC |
| Heather Hansen (2010) |
applied studies |
| Elysha Koran (2009-2010) |
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| Linda Lait (2007-2008) |
independent studies |
| Christine Michell (2008) |
NSERC |
| Graham Pasternak (2009) |
independent studies |
| Haley Pelton (2010) |
independent studies |
| Rachelle Slezinski (2007) |
independent studies |
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