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Ethan Baldwin

Graduate Student
Lab:
2203 Miller Plant Sciences
Office:
2203 Miller Plant Sciences
Research Interests:

I am interested in the evolutionary consequences of gene flow between species of the carnivorous pitcher plant genus Sarracenia. I plan on using phylogenomic and population genetic approaches to elucidate questions such as: How frequent is interspecific gene flow? How does speciation occur in the face of interspecific gene flow and how are species being maintained? What are the effects of interspecific gene flow on genetic diversity and fitness in small populations, e.g. in threatened or endangered species of Sarracenia?

Education:

2019 - Admission to Ph.D. program in Department of Plant Biology at University of Georgia.

2017 - B.S. in Botany from University of Florida

Major Professor


Magdy S. Alabady

Senior Research Scientist (Faculty), Plant Biology

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