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Research in the Angert Lab lies at the interface of ecology and evolutionary biology. We combine field and lab studies to understand the process of adaptation. Much of our research focuses on the ecology and evolution of geographic distributions, asking what limits adaptation at the edges of species' ranges and how ranges are likely to evolve in response to climatic changes. These projects take us to the Sierra Nevada Mountains in California, the Sonoran Desert in Arizona, and the mountains and high plains of Colorado, Utah and Wyoming. Read more.


I am recruiting new graduate students to begin in Fall 2012. Learn how to apply here.

Read more about who's currently in the lab on the people page.

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In spring 2012, the Angert Lab will be moving to the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC! I will no longer be recruiting students at CSU, but I am looking for prospective Master's and PhD students interested in joining the lab at UBC. Please click here for more info.

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