Jonathan M. Huie
Vertebrate functional morphology, ecology, and evolution
About Me
Welcome to my website! I'm a functional morphologist and evolutionary biologist interested in how vertebrate morphology and functional diversity are influenced by interactions between ecology, behavior, and the physical constraints of the environment.
I'm currently a PhD candidate and NSF Graduate Research Fellow at the George Washington University in
Dr. Sandy Kawano's lab. For my PhD, I am investigating the climbing biomechanics and functional morphology of climbing salamanders.
Additional areas of research include vertebrate feeding morphology and mechanics, functional diversity of suction organs in fishes, and the ecomorphology of anole lizards.
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