Richard
Lupia II
Palynological record of the Cretaceous angiosperm radiation: diversity, abundance and morphological patterns, 1997
Advisor: Peter Crane, Susan Kidwell
Current Position: University of Oklahoma, School of Geology & Geophysics; Dept. Botany and Microbiology; Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural Hist Associate Professor; Adjunct Assoc. Prof., Assoc Curator, Paleobotany and Micropaleontology Norman OK
S.
Kathleen
Lyons
A Quantitative Assessment of the Community Structure and Dynamics of Pleistocene Mammals, 2001
Current Position: School of Biological Sciences Assistant Professor University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Paul
Magwene
Studies of Phenotypic Covariance with Examples from Turtles, 1999
Advisor: Michael LaBarbera
Current Position: Department of Biological Sciences Associate Professor Duke University
Jonathan
Marcot
Evolutionary radiations of Ruminantia (Mammalia: Artiodactyla), 2004
Current Position: University of California Los Angeles Assistant Adjunct Professor University of California Los Angeles
Susan
Margulis
The effects of inbreeding on parental behavior and reproductive success in two subspecies of the Oldfield mouse (Peromyscus polionotus), 1996
Current Position: Canisius College Professor Buffalo, New York
Charles
Marshall
DNA-DNA hybridization, morphology, and the fossil record of sand dollars: phylogeny and rates of single copy DNA evolution, 1989
Advisor: David Raup, Hewson Swift
Current Position: Department of Integrative Biology Professor, Philip Sandford Boone Chair in Paleontology University of California at Berkeley
Jane
Masterson
The evolutionary history and significance of polypliody in angiosperms, 1995
Advisor: Peter Crane, David Jablonski
Current Position: Canis Sapiens Certified Dog Trainer
Daniel
McShea
Complexity and Evolution, 1990
Current Position: Department of Zoology Professor Duke University
James
Mead
Anatomy of the external nasal passages and facial complex in the Delphinidae (Mammalia: Cetacae), 1972
Current Position: National Museum of Natural History Curator Emeritus, Mammals Washington DC
Joel
Mercado-Diaz
An evolutionary perspective on diversity and distribution patterns of lichenized fungi in the Caribbean, 2021
Advisor: Thorsten Lumbsch
