Current Research Projects

  1. Lagomorph Population Response to Quaternary Environmental Change in the Great Basin
  2. Holocene spatiotemporal dynamics and the structuring of small mammal communities across western North America
  3. Phylochronology of the northern fur seal
  4. Response of small mammals to the Late Pleistocene extinction event
  5. Tracking biogeographic history of mammals in peninsular India

Recent Research Projects

  1. Climatic change, deforestation and spread of disease in SE Asia
  2. Phylochronology of voles in western North America
  3. Phylochronology and morphologic change of Uinta ground squirrels over the past 3,000 years.
  4. Morphological variation and metamorphosis in the tiger salamander over the past 3,000 years [pdf].
  5. Community ecology and coexistence of voles in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
  6. Macroevolution and persistence of montane mammals in North America over the last one million years. [pdf]
  7. Assembly of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem [pdf]
  8. Phylochronology of tuco-tucos in Patagonia over the past 10,000 years [pdf].
Hadly Lab, Department of Biology, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305-5020
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