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Lab Members |
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Evolutionary ecology and biogeography of freshwater fishes. My main research interests are focused on using GIS techniques and field based research to understand the historical and contemporary factors regulating freshwater fish assemblages across multiple spatial scales. |
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Alison’s research focused on the responses of native freshwater assemblages to non-native introductions across multiple spatial scales. |
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Alison Mitchell (2005-2007) M.S., University of Colorado |
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Former Graduate Students |
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Addie is working on a long-term project examining flight response of grey squirrels (Sciurus carolinensis) to aggressive behavior from dogs (Canis familiaris)...she is passionate about her work. |
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Affiliates |
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Addie |
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Current Graduate Students |
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Micah is a PhD student who received his M.S. from SLU studying the population genetics of Noturus species. |
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Micah Bennett (webpage) |
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Current Undergraduate Students |
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Nick is first and foremost a herp person, but he did great work on projects applying GIS techniques to the study of freshwater fishes. |
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Nick Caruso, B.S., 2007 (Saint Louis University) |
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Saint Louis University |
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Knouft Lab Department of Biology |
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Amy examined niche evolution of horned lizards (Phrynosoma) at a broad scale. She also conducted fieldwork to determine whether predictions based on these broad scale analyses apply at local scales. |
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Amy Luxbacher (2005-2007) M.S., University of Colorado |
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Former Undergraduate Students |
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Jean comes from a “Walleye family”...enough said. She is currently working on a project applying GIS techniques to examine abiotic factors regulating local stream fish assemblages. |
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Jean Puccinelli (Saint Louis University) |
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Michael is currently working on a project applying GIS techniques to examine abiotic factors regulating local stream fish assemblages. |
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Michael Franczyk (Saint Louis University) |
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Daryl examined regional and local factors regulating pond breeding amphibian diversity in Missouri. |
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Daryl Trumbo (2007-2009) M.S., Saint Louis University |
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Collin is a PhD student who received his M.S. from Southeast Missouri State studying morphological variation in Phoxinus erythrogaster. |
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Collin Beachum |
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Postdoctoral Researchers |
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Matt received his PhD from the University of Notre Dame in 2009 studying phenotypic plasticity in pond breeding amphibians. He is currently working on the NSF project using GIS to examine factors regulating aquatic biodiversity across multiple spatial scales. |
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Dr. Matt Michel, Ph.D., 2009, University of Notre Dame |
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Patrick has been working on multiple projects on freshwater fishes, including GIS, mark and recapture, and community ecology. |
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Patrick Dupre, B.S., 2009 (Saint Louis University) |
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Shoeb has been working on a project developing GIS-based aquatic data using the SWAT hydrologic model. |
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Shoeb Mohiuddin, B.S., 2009 (Saint Louis University) |
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Katie is working on a project examining the relationship between fish morphology and flow variability in Midwestern streams. |
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Katie Richter (Saint Louis University) |
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Huicheng is finishing up his PhD in the Department of Geography at the University of Buffalo and will be starting in the lab in Feb, 2009. Huicheng is a hydrologist and will be working on the EPA project to develop current and climate change-based predictions of hydrologic variability in U.S. watersheds. |
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Huicheng Chien, University of Buffalo |
