Here is our awesome team.
Post-doctoral Fellows
Kristina Cammen - Genetic diversity from pre-bottleneck to recovery in two sympatric pinniped species in the Northwest Atlantic. (2017). Visit the Cammen Lab.
Ph. D. Students
Lynne Burns - Dynamics of autumn swarming and population structure of little brown and northern myotis bat (Myotis lucifugus and M. septentrionalis). (2014)
M. Sc. Students
Erin Schormans - Temporal and spatial characterization of acoustic activity patterns of Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins (Sousa chinensis chinensis) in Hong Kong waters. ➠ (2021)
Leah Springate - Gamete compatibility and reproductive success in the North Atlantic right whale. ➠ (2017)
Christine Konrad - Kinship in sperm whale society: effects on assocaition, alloparental care and vocalizations. ➠ (2017)
Suchinta Arif - How are genetic factors influencing cancer susceptibility and mortality patterns in the St. Lawrence beluga? ➠ (2016)
Stephanie Béland - Learning from the past : genetic analyses of ancient and contemporary samples identify how historic and pre-historic events have shaped modern whale populations. ➠ (2014)
Laura Johnson - Subtle population structuring found within northern long-eared bats (Myotis septentrionalis) inhabiting mainland Atlantic Canada. ➠ (2014)
Krista Arsenaeult - Genetic population structure within and among little brown bat (Myotis lucifugus) maternity colonies within mainland Nova Scotia, Canada. ➠ (2013)
Undergraduate Honours Students
Amanda Lee - Molecular aging of North Atlantic right whales (Eubalaena glacialis). ➠ (2021)
Sonya Radvan - Effects of inbreeding on fitness in the North Atlantic right whale (Eubalaena glacialis). ➠ (2019)
Katherine King - Genetic identification of right whale prey species in a new habitat (Dalhousie) (2019)
Kayla Fitzgerald - Combing genetic and photo-identification data to improve abundance estimates for the North Atlantic right whale. ➠ (2018)
Yu Ting (Kiera) Chang - Network analysis as a potential method detecting population structure. ➠ (2017)
Alysha Dupuis - What factors influence horse distribution patterns on Sable Island? ➠ (2017)
Amanda Brown - Inferring haplotype diversity and population structure of the mite Spinturnix americanus between two host species, M. lucifugus and M. septentrionalis, via cytochrome b sequencing. ➠ (2016)
Rebecca Robertson - Relatedness and the effect of inbreeding on mortality in Sable Island horses. ➠ (2015)
Benjamin Perriman - Inferring male population structure of Myotis lucifugus using Y-chromosome markers. ➠ (2014)
Carolyn Kachuk - Utility of carcass skulls as sources of DNA for Sable Island horses. (Dalhousie) (2014)
Wilfried Beslin - Relatedness within and among sperm whale (Physeter macrocephalus) social units assessed using single nucleotide polymorphisms. ➠ (2013)
Katelyn Cherwonick - Pairwise relatedness patterns of beluga whales (Delphinapterus leucas) in the St. Lawrence River population. ➠ (2013)
Andrea Uzans - Estimation of effective population size (Ne) in an island population of feral horses (Equus caballus L.) ➠ (2013)
Stephanie Béland - Species identification of bones from historic whaling sites in B.C. (2012)
Krista Arseneault - Relatedness and social structure in sperm whales. (2011)
Tria Clare - Identifying optimal tissue types and lysis buffers for obtaining high quality DNA from dead specimens. (2011)
Anna D'Intino - Population structure in the eastern North Pacific gray whale. (2011)