Cardall, Brian L. |
Address: Dept. Biological Sciences,
Northern Arizona University,
PO Box 5640,
Flagstaff, AZ, 86011
Work Phone: 928.523.3423
Email: blc65@nau.edu
Homepage: www.ecologicalgenetics.com
Affiliation: Northern Arizona University
Expertise: Molecular Ecology
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Research Interests: My interests involve molecular genetics in an ecological context to understand population structure and the selective forces that shape biological diversity. In the past my research has consisted of two major themes: 1) conservation genetics in threatened and endangered populations, and 2) the phenotypic interface of coevolutionary dynamics among interacting species. Currently I am using microsatellite data to investigate population dynamics in stands of Fremont cottonwoods that have been invaded by an aggressive exotic shrub (Tamarix spp.).
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2008
- Cole, D.D.; Mock, K.E.; Cardall, B.L.; and T.A. Crowl 2008. Morphological and genetic structuring in the Utah Lake sucker complex. Molecular Ecology 17:5189-5204.abstract.fulltext PDF.
2007
- Cardall, B.L.; Bjerregaard, L.S.; and K.E. Mock 2007. Microsatellite markers for the June sucker (Chasmistes liorus mictus), Utah sucker (Catostomus ardens), and five other catostomid fishes of western North America. Molecular Ecology Notes 7(3):457-460.abstract.fulltext PDF.
2006
- Mock,K.E.; R. P. Evans, M. Crawford, B. L. Cardall, S. U. Janecke, and M. P. Miller 2006. Rangewide molecular structuring in the Utah sucker (Catostomus ardens). Molecular Ecology 15(8):2223-2238.abstract.fulltext PDF.
2004
- Cardall, B.L.; Brodie, E.D. III; Brodie, E.D. Jr.; and C.T. Hanifin 2004. Tetrodotoxin in the skin secretions of the rough-skin newt (Taricha granulosa) and regeneration after secretion. Toxicon 44(8):933-8.abstract.fulltext PDF.
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