Members of the Reimchen Lab

	Steven Leaver, M.Sc. (2010) Tail length in dogs: application of robotic models for behavioural analyses Behavioural responses of stickleback to predator cues
	Dr. Bruce Deagle,  Post-doctoral Fellow Genetic structure and history of Haida Gwaii stickleback populations  using genome-wide SNP data
	Caroline Fox, Ph.D. student Marine-terrestrial nutrient linkages for Pacific Herring
	Steve McGehee, PhD Student (co-supervision with B. Glickman) Dendrochronology and stable isotopes in seabird colonies
	r     Samantha Gambling, Honours Student       Extended longevity in endemic populations of  Gasterosteus
	Recent Lab members and collaborators
	Lisa Dumoulin, Summer NSERC       Differential behavioural responses of canids to asymmetric          tail wagging in a robotic canid
	Alex Bolton, Honours, Trophic niche and asymmetry
	Kyle Artelle,  Summer NSERC,   Laterality in canids
	Chris Darimont, Ph.D. 2006 Seasonal marine nutrient subsidies to terrestrial predator-prey systems: wolves, salmon and deer on the B.C. central coast (current address- Post-doc in Wilmers Lab- Univ. California  - darimont@ucsc.edu    (http://people.ucsc.edu/~darimont/)
	Denis Coupland, MSc Student 2005 Streambed spectra and responses of salmon to black and white (Kermode) colour morphs of coastal Black Bear
	Michael Symons, Honours Student 2007 Geographical and historical trends in marine nutrient cycling in Sitka Spruce of coastal British Columbia
	Mark Spoljaric, M.Sc. 2006 Body shape ecology and geometric morphometrics of threespine stickleback from Haida Gwaii
	Katie Christie, M.Sc. 2005 Associations between song birds and spawning salmon on the BC central coast
	Morgan Hocking, Ph.D. 2006 Ecosystem interdependence as exemplified by salmon nutrient subsidies to terrestrial invertebrate food webs (http://www.sfu.ca/~mhocking/)
	Dan Klinka, M.Sc. 2004 Diurnal and nocturnal foraging of black and white (Kermode) bears from BC central coast
	Nicola Temple, M.Sc. 2003 Hydrodynamic and sensory function of the adipose fin in salmonids
	Carolyn Bergstrom, Ph.D. 2002 and Post-doctoral Fellow 2008 Geographical variation of defense asymmetry in stickleback on Haida Gwaii.
	Patrik Nosil, Directed Studies Student Tarsal asymmetry, nutritional condition and survival in water boatmen Adaptive radiation of insular populations of Gasterosteus from BC
	Travis Ingram, Honours Student, 2004 Individual niche and stable isotope analyses of armour phenotypes in Gasterosteus
	Joanna Preston, Directed Studies Student, 2004 Lateralization of predator-induced injuries in threespine stickleback
	Heather Milligan, Honours Student, 2003 Stable isotope analyses of defense phenotypes in an endemic spine-deficient stickleback population
	Heather Bryan, Directed Studies Student, 2004 Sitka spruce growth and salmon nutrients in the Pacific Northwest: using stable isotopes and dendrochronology
	Christine Hansen, Directed Studies Student, 2006 Stable isotope analyses of armour phenotypes in Gasterosteus
	Chad Wilkinson, Honours Student, 2002 Bryophytes of the Salmon Forest
	Brad Gemmel, Directed Studies Student, 2006 Correlations between coral species and fish species diversity
	Other Collaboration
	Dr. John Nelson, Univ. Victoria Microsatellite analyses of Sitka Deer colonization in Gwaii Haanas, BC
	Dr. Johnny Buckland-Nicks, Dept Biology, St Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia a) Atypical dinoflagellate associations in Gasterosteus b) Neuroanatomy of the adipose fin in salmonids
	Dr. G. E. E. Moodie, Univ. Winnipeg, Manitoba Stable isotope analyses of trophic niche among symmetric and asymmetric pectoral fin phenotypes in Culaea
	Dr. David Kingsley, Stanford Genome Evolution Center, Stanford University, CA Genetic architecture of unarmoured Gasterosteus from Haida Gwaii
	Dr. Barry Glickman, Univ. Victoria    Dendrochronology and stable isotopes in seabird colonies