Faculty | Zoology | SIU

School of Biological Sciences

My primary research interests are invertebrate phylogeny and phylogeography. I am primarily interested in the extremes of the molluscan and annelidan radiations.

Zoology

I'm an ecologist interested in understanding the drivers of spatial behavioral processes such as movement and habitat selection.

Zoology

Much of my basic research focuses on the optimal expression of body temperature (i.e. thermoregulation) under varying ecological conditions as well as the evolutionary history that has led to the patterns of thermoregulation we see today.

Zoology

I am interested in testing how multiple human stressors affect aquatic communities, and how we can alleviate those stressors so organisms and ecosystems can adapt to climate change.

Zoology

The overarching goal of my research is to develop a conceptual framework for understanding the interplay between spatial, genetic, ecological, and evolutionary processes.

Zoology

My current research interests are the systematics and conservation of Neotropical amphibians and reptiles, and the ecological dimensions of biodiversity.

Zoology

Dr. Eichholz is a waterfowl/wetland ecologist in the Cooperative Wildlife Research Laboratory and Assistant Professor in the Zoology Program, Southern Illinois University.

Zoology

Although I am a broadly trained and practiced biologist, my interests fall mainly within the areas of vertebrate ecology and wildlife biology.

Zoology

Many investigators have assumed that the bioenergetics of ectotherms respond similarly to conditions along environmental gradients.

Zoology

Education

Ph.D., College of William and Mary

Zoology

I am interested in the spatial and temporal dynamics of genes in natural populations.

Zoology

My research interest focuses on the historical relationships among nematodes and their mammalian hosts across the neotropics.

Zoology

My main research goal is to obtain better understanding of nutritional physiology of fish, particularly in their early ontogeny.

Zoology

My group seeks to understand linkages between mobile top predators (birds) and aquatic food webs.

Zoology

My areas of research interest include evaluating the effects of chemical mixtures, developing a basic understanding of the chemical and biological factors affecting toxicity, bioavailability and bioaccumulation, remediation of contaminated sites and evaluating the effectiveness of Best Management Practices in reducing pesticide and nutrient loadings into aquatic systems.

Zoology

My research examines the causes and consequences of patterns in freshwater nutrient availability.

Zoology

Education

Ph.D., Mississippi State University

Zoology

My research has focused on predator-prey systems, including the origin of cycles in these systems and how dispersal affects their dynamics. I also have interests in population ecology, genetics, and quantitative ecology.

Zoology

I am interested in the causes and consequences of fluctuating animal populations within the broader context of ecological communities.

Zoology

Research in the Warne Lab explores how animals maintain homeostasis in the face of ecological variation and disease dynamics.

Zoology

My research focuses on the role of consumer groups, particularly invertebrates, in ecosystem function.

Zoology

My research interests include applications of stable isotopes in fisheries and aquatic sciences, fish bioenergetics and trophic interactions, fish-habitat relationships, aquatic invasive species, and sport fisheries management.