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SDSU Courses | Marshal Hedin Lab
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Studies of Arachnid Diversity and Evolution at San Diego State University. In addition to conducting research, a major part of my position at SDSU involves classroom teaching. This aspect of my position is taken very seriously, and I strive for excellence and inspiration in the classroom. In recent years, I’ve taught these courses:. BIOL 204 Principles of Organismal Biology. BIOL 526 Terrestrial Arthropod Biology. BIOL 770 Graduate Seminar in Systematics and Evolution. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Get eve...
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For Undergraduates | Marshal Hedin Lab
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Studies of Arachnid Diversity and Evolution at San Diego State University. Undergraduate research is fostered in the Hedin lab – many prior undergraduates have co-authored papers, given talks at national meetings, and have won various other awards. I am very proud to have helped facilitate these student accomplishments. Steven M. Thomas and M Hedin. 2006. Natural history and distribution of the enigmatic southern Appalachian opilionid,. Mygalomorphae, Antrodieatidae). Molecular Ecology, 16:583-604. Steve...
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Marshal Hedin Lab | Studies of Arachnid Diversity & Evolution at San Diego State University | Page 2
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Studies of Arachnid Diversity and Evolution at San Diego State University. Newer posts →. Richart et al Published in MPE. January 10, 2016. Congratulations to Casey for publishing the first Chapter of his dissertation in MPE. Visiting researcher Manju Siliwal. December 8, 2015. Manju practiced standard molecular systematics data collection in the Hedin lab, and will hopefully be able to use some of these methods in her home country. Manju has a great passion for Indian mygals, and I look forward to c...
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Publications (recent) | Marshal Hedin Lab
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Studies of Arachnid Diversity and Evolution at San Diego State University. Go to Google Scholar Page. RW Bryson Jr., JE McCormack, and BC Faircloth. 2016 High Phylogenetic Utility of an Ultraconserved Element Probe Set Designed for Arachnida. Submitted to Molecular Ecology Resources. Preprint here …. Burns M, J Starrett. S Derkarabetian, CH Richart, A Cabrero. 2016 Comparative performance of double-digest RAD sequencing across divergent arachnid lineages. Molecular Ecology Resources, In Press. 2016 Phylo...
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June | 2015 | Marshal Hedin Lab
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Studies of Arachnid Diversity and Evolution at San Diego State University. Monthly Archives: June 2015. Trout Lake lava tubes. June 15, 2015. Just back from a collecting trip in south-central WA, collecting Speleonychia harvestmen from lava tubes west of Trout Lake, near Mt Adams. The field crew included MS student Allan Cabrero and PhD student Shahan Derkarabetian. We were also assisted by … Continue reading →. Professor, Department of Biology. San Diego State University. Life Sciences North Room 204E.
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Uncategorized | Marshal Hedin Lab
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Studies of Arachnid Diversity and Evolution at San Diego State University. July 29, 2016. Dr Brant Faircloth has developed an Ultraconserved Element (UCE) probe set for arachnid phylogenetics. In collaboration with Brant, John McCormack and Rob Bryson, members of the Hedin lab (thank you Jim and Shahan! Tested this probe set on a diverse … Continue reading →. Coyle and Shear reprints find a new home. June 30, 2016. New species described in DiDomenico & Hedin. May 4, 2016. In the news …. April 18, 2016.
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Current Lab Members | Marshal Hedin Lab
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Studies of Arachnid Diversity and Evolution at San Diego State University. Dr Marshal Hedin (studies of arachnid diversity). Dr Mercedes Burns – NSF Postdoctoral Fellow (evolution of parthenogenesis in Japanese Leiobunum harvestmen). 8211; PhD student (harvestmen systematics). Shahan Derkarabetian – PhD student (Travunioid harvestmen evolution and systematics). Tierney Bougie – PhD student (jumping spider evolution). Allan Cabrero – MS student (relict harvestmen of the Pacific Northwest). Follow “M...
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For Graduate Students | Marshal Hedin Lab
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Studies of Arachnid Diversity and Evolution at San Diego State University. The Evolutionary Biology group at SDSU. Supports one of the strongest Evolutionary MS programs in the United States, particularly in the realm of Systematics (e.g., see external comments here. For students interested in a PhD, the EBPA now supports a joint-PhD program with UC Riverside. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). SDSU Natu...
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Trout Lake lava tubes | Marshal Hedin Lab
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Studies of Arachnid Diversity and Evolution at San Diego State University. Thanks to Scott Tremor! Two stellar MS students are movin on…. →. Trout Lake lava tubes. June 15, 2015. Just back from a collecting trip in south-central WA, collecting. Marshal, Allan and Shahan in Wildcat Cave; photo by Ahrlin Bauman. Allan is conducting a landscape genomics project on. In most tubes, but they seem to exist at low densities, and are certainly microhabitat specific, even within tubes. Thanks to Scott Tremor!
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01 | August | 2015 | Marshal Hedin Lab
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Studies of Arachnid Diversity and Evolution at San Diego State University. Daily Archives: August 1, 2015. Two stellar MS students are movin on…. August 1, 2015. Dave Carlson defended his MS thesis in June, entitled “De novo assembly, characterization and comparative analysis of entelegyne spider transcriptomes (Araneae: Entelegynae)”. Dave will be moving to the Hollister Lab at Stony Brook University to pursue his PhD. Kristen Emata … Continue reading →. Professor, Department of Biology.
