| Jen
Gow Postdoctoral Research Assistant Univeristy of British Columbia |
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I am working in the Native Fish Research Group
in the Department of Zoology
at UBC. My main research looks at gene flow and hybridization dynamics
among
species pairs of threespine stickleback, and their influence on
adaptive
divergence. I
am also involved in a wide variety of other projects which utilise
population genetic
techniques to address conservation and management issues in a wide
variety of natural fish
populations. I came to UBC on a Leverhulme Trust Scholarship in 2003 shortly after finishing my Wellcome Trust funded PhD at Aberdeen Univeristy where I studied the structure, dynamics and mating system of Bulinus forskalii group snail populations from Cameroon. |
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| Publications Refereed research articles Popular science articles |
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| Teaching Biol 418 Evolutionary Ecology term 2 Jan 2008 Univeristy of British Columbia |
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| Contact Zoology Department Univeristy of British Columbia 6270 University Blvd. Vancouver BC, V6T 1Z4, Canada Fax: 604 822 2416 Phone: 604 822 3377 Email: gow@zoology.ubc.ca |
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