I am an evolutionary and conservation biologist with a diverse set of interests. At the time of writing (Fall 2019), graduate student projects in the lab are focused on a better understanding of the ecology, evolution, and conservation status of two species: rough-skinned newts and long-toed salamanders. Later this year, a PDF will join the lab to study bull trout.

Graduate Students

Glass, Haley	PhD	Evolutionary and conservation ecology of rough-skinned newts
Baumgartner, Emily	PhD	Evolutionary and conservation ecology of long-toed salamanders
Blaney, Charity	MSc	Conservation ecology of long-toed salamanders

Awards

2004 - Alberta Ingenuity Fund New Faculty Award

Selected Publications

Lewthwaite et al. 2018. Canadian butterfly climate debt is significant and correlated with range size. Ecography 41: 2005-2015.
Dennenmoser S,Vamosi SM, Nolte AW & Rogers SM. 2017. Adaptive genomic divergence under high gene flow between freshwater and brackish‐water ecotypes of prickly sculpin (Cottus asper) revealed by Pool‐Seq. Molecular Ecology 26: 25-42.
Vamosi SM, Heard SB, Vamosi JC & Webb CO. 2009. Emerging patterns in the comparative analysis of phylogenetic community structure. Molecular Ecology 18: 572-592.

See my Google Scholar profile for a more complete listing