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Analyzing this data allows… Read More Pamela Soltis, a curator and distinguished professor
from the Florida Museum of Natural History
Florida Research Foundation has named Florida Museum researcher Jaret Daniels a UFRF Professor
Current Postdocs Darcy Bird Informatics Advisor: Nick Gauthier Contact: darcy.bird@ufl.edu Sahale Casebolt Invertebrate Paleontology Advisor: Michal Kowalewski Contact: scasebolt@flmnh.ufl.edu Office: Dickinson Hall Natalie Claunch Informatics Advisor: Rob Guralnick & Ana L
Advisor:Â David Reed Contact:Â jlight2@tamu.edu Current Position:Â Associate Professor
Florida Museum of Natural History plant biologist Pam Soltis is part of a 24-member team that aims to sequence the DNA of all of Earth’s known plants, animals, fungi and microbial eukaryotes over a period of 10 years. The team announced the initiative, known as the Earth BioGenome Project, in a p
past population sizes and how they fluctuated,� said Soltis, a distinguished professor
A group of Florida Museum of Natural History scientists has issued a “call to action” to use big data to tackle longstanding questions about plant diversity and evolution and forecast how plant life will fare on an increasingly human-dominated planet. In a commentary published today in Nature Pla
change,” said study author Doug Soltis, a Florida Museum curator and distinguished professor
Using a branch of AI called “machine learning,� humans will teach computers to identify the teeth of the extinct giant shark megalodon.
answer other scientific questions,� said MacFadden, who is also a distinguished professor
Researchers from the University of Florida and six other institutions have unlocked some of the key foundations for the evolution of seed and flowering plants. The study, to be published online Sunday in Nature, is the first to identify the occurrence of ancient genome duplication events and show
plants that you see today,� said study co-author Doug Soltis, a distinguished professor
The Florida Museum of Natural History’s Lawrence Page and Douglas Soltis have been named 2019 fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the world’s largest multidisciplinary scientific society. Fellows are elected on the basis of their scientifically or socially distingu
Page, Florida Museum curator of fishes and a University of Florida adjunct professor
Department Chair David Blackburn Herpetology Department Chair, Associate Director for Research & Collections, and Curator Affiliate Appointments: Biology, School of Natural Resources and Environment, Wildlife Ecology & Conservation, School of Art + Art History Contact: 352-273-1943 |Â db
Lockwood Jr., Professor of Historical Archaeology Curator Affiliate Appointments
Pottery is one of the most common and durable artifacts on archaeological sites throughout the world. When people make pottery, they make it for specific purposes and in special ways, reflecting their cultures and innovations in technology, function, and style. These qualities make it especially us
Prudence Rice, then UF professor of Anthropology (now Distinguished Professor Emerita
