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| The Fitzgerald Lab
Dr. Lee A. Fitzgerald Research focusing on… Evolutionary ecology and conservation of reptiles and amphibians Applied Biodiversity Science in the Neotropics |
The Hibbitts Lab
Dr. Toby J. Hibbitts Research focusing on… Sexual selection and evolutionary ecology Natural History and conservation of Amphibians and Reptiles |
Dr. James R. Dixon
Professor Emeritus Research focusing on… Systematics of amphibians and reptiles worldwide with emphasis on South America, Central America, Mexico, and USA |
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| Biodiversity Research and Teaching Collections
The Collection of Amphibians and Reptiles contains over 96,000 cataloged specimens collected since 1936. Our database may be searched by clicking here. It is the largest collection of Texas amphibians and reptiles, with over 45,000 specimens from all areas of the state. Holdings from Latin America are extensive, totaling 36,361 specimens, with particularly strong collections from Mexico, Peru, Venezuela, and Argentina. |
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