Rebecca Carson, Greg Spicer, Cynthia Gilbert
Amanita LeMon, Jenner Brahic, Corrie Saux

Research technician,
Cal Tech Univeristy

Graduated M.A. 1998. Thesis Title: “Coevolution and Cospeciation among Birds and their Mite Parasites."

Former Spicer Lab Research Technician

Now: Recording Artist
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Oddly Suspicious

Ph.D., Univeristy of Colorado

Research Associate,
University of New Mexico

Graduated M.A. 1999.
Thesis Title: “Molecular Phylogeny of Chipmunks.” 

Ph. D. student, Utah State University

Graduated M.A. 2000. Thesis Title: “ Phylogeography of three California Reptiles.” 

Ph. D. student, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Email: carsonr7@unlv.nevada.edu

Graduated M.A. 2001.
Thesis Title: “Molecular Systematics of Emberizid Sparrows.” 

Former Spicer Lab Research Technician

Foresics Division, Oakland Police Crime Lab

Graduated M.A. 2001. Thesis Title: “Molecular Systematics of North American Scorpions.”

Ph.D. student, Florida State University

Graduated M.A. 2002. Thesis Title: “Molecular Phylogeny of the Chipmunk Genus Neotamias.”

Ph.D. student, Harvard University

Graduated M.A. 2003. Thesis Title: “Molecular Systematics of Amblyponine Ants.”

Research Technician

National Institutes of Health,
Washington, D.C.

Graduating M.S. Fall 2005. Thesis Title: "Cospeciation between Ptilonyssus sairae and its bird hosts."