Welcome
Our lab at the University of Wyoming is broadly interested in identifying and testing ecological and evolutionary mechanisms behind population dynamics. While we use a variety of approaches and datasets, most lab research falls into two categories: (1) using microcosm experiments and theoretical models to explore the eco-evolutionary mechanisms behind species' range dynamics and (2) using Bayesian statistical models to gain mechanistic insight into the processes shaping real populations and communities in the field.
Our lab at the University of Wyoming is broadly interested in identifying and testing ecological and evolutionary mechanisms behind population dynamics. While we use a variety of approaches and datasets, most lab research falls into two categories: (1) using microcosm experiments and theoretical models to explore the eco-evolutionary mechanisms behind species' range dynamics and (2) using Bayesian statistical models to gain mechanistic insight into the processes shaping real populations and communities in the field.
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