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Boughman collaborated with Australian biologists to study how specific ecological changes alter evolutionary processes that impact biodiversity.

A former IBIO doctoral student works with Phoebe Zarnetske and Chris Klausmeier on how damselflies adapt to warmer water temperatures.

Using an NSF grant, Gallant and colleagues hope to understand implications from African elephantfish which evolved to have sperm with no tails but an electric-powered mating call.

Alisha Shah and colleagues examine the biology of meltwater stoneflies against the backdrop of climiate change.

Braasch Lab works with a consortium to help solve an evolutionary debate regarding fish lineage

MSU and National Audubon Society researchers are developing models to evaluate how climate change and land use affect birds.

By studying zebrafish's regenerative features, Ganz hopes to gain insights to benefit humans suffering from diseases affecting the gut and central nervous system.

MSU ecologists share data to identify North American climate change refugia to support biodiversity.

Mariah Meek, Sarah Fitzpatrick and Cinnamon Mittan-Moreau work work to study local adaptation with species.

Kyle Jaynes and Sarah Fitzpatrick Find Once-Thought Extinct Frog Species in Ecuador

MSU and UC-Merced Launch a New Institute to Better Understand Climate Change