| Name | Andrew Bohonak |
| Email | bohonak@sciences.sdsu.edu |
| Office | Biology, SDSU |
| Phone | 619-594-0414 |
| Department | Biology, San Diego State University |
| Website | Web Link |
| Education | Ph.D. Cornell 1998 |
| Research Interests | I am interested in conservation genetics and evolution. Of particular interest are the relationships between life history variation, population history, dispersal and genetic variation. Although I work primarily on freshwater invertebrates, some of my students have worked on other marine and terrestrial animals. Many of the species we work on are endangered or of concern. |
| Areas of Emphasis | Integrative Ecology |
| | Conservation Ecology |
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| Research Abstract | |
| Recent Publications | Vandergast, Bohonak, Weissman and Fisher. 2007. Understanding the genetic effects of recent habitat fragmentation in the context of evolutionary history: phylogeography and landscape genetics of a southern California endemic Jerusalem cricket (Orthoptera: Stenopelmatidae: Stenopelmatus). Molecular Ecology 16: 977. |
| | Bohonak, Holland, Santer, Zeller, Kearns and Hairston, Jr. 2006. The population genetic consequences of diapause in Eudiaptomus copepods. Archiv für Hydrobiologie 167: 183. |
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| Examination Topics | aquatic ecology (freshwater), evolution, invertebrate biology/ecology (freshwater), molecular ecology, phylogenetics and systematics, population genetics |
| Accepting Students | Yes |