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Dr. Daniel L. Graf Professor mailing address: Biology Department, 2101 Fourth Ave, Stevens Point, WI 54481 USA I use macroevolutionary patterns such as spatial and temporal distributions coupled with phylogeny to test hypotheses of macroevolutionary process among freshwater mussels. That is, mollusks belonging to the order Unionoida. I have general interests in freshwater malacology, bivalve systematics, the methodology of the phylogenetic systematics, and biodiversity informatics. For the last few years, I have focused my attention on tropical freshwater mollusks, especially the freshwater bivalves of Africa, and the post-glacial distributions of freshwater mussels in North America. Check out the MUSSEL Project Web Site to learn more about my malacological research, including recent publications & presentations, information about freshwater mussel biology, recent news and an online database of mussel taxonomy and specimen records. |
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In support of both my teaching and research, I am developing the WInvertebrates web site on the freshwater invertebrates of Wisconsin. The site is a work in progress. Click here to surf through selected professional details on my curriculum vitae. Click here to see my citations on Google Scholar. |
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Last updated 23 June 2023 |