Graduate Students
The current graduate students in the Grosholz Lab share a variety of interests in estuarine and marine ecology.
Click on a photo or name for more information about that person.
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Christy Bowles
Ph.D. student (entered 2004)
Research interests: Soft-sediment communities, intertidal invertebrates, conservation
Project: Alternative community states mediated by Boccardia proboscidea.
cmbowles@ucdavis.edu |
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Brian Cheng
Ph.D. student (entered 2008)
Research interests: invasion resistance, estuarine gradients, climate change, oceanography, biogeography, species interactions, community ecology, food webs, statistics, synthesis
Project: Climate change effects on native and invasive species interactions
bscheng@ucdavis.edu |
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Betsy Wells
Ph.D. student (entered 2005)
Research interests: biological invasions, parasites, estuaries.
Project: tba.
ehwells@ucdavis.edu |
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Heidi Weiskel
Ph.D. student (entered 2003)
Research interests: biological invasions, disturbance, estuaries, community ecology
Project: Understanding the impacts of nutrient pollution on species interactions and biological invasions in marine habitats.
hwweiskel@ucdavis.edu |
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Megan Kelso
Ph.D. student (entered 2010)
Research interests: climate change, biological invasions,
estuarine plant communities.
Project: Effects of flooding related to sea-level rise and
consequences for changing salinity regimes and marsh plant invasions.
megankelso@gmail.com |
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Holly Long
M.S. student (entered 2010)
Research interests: marine invasions, climate change, marine community ecology
Project: The effects on invasive tunicates and climate driven
temperature increases on eelgrass communities.
halong@ucdavis.edu |
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