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Dr. Richard A Palmer
(b. ----,
d. ----)
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POSITION(S) / JOB TITLE(S):
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Professor |
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Primary interests: functional morphology, ecology, systematics and evolution of marine invertebrates. My students and I have documented some striking examples of predator-induced effects on shell form and behavior in marine snails, and diet-induced effects on claw form in shell-breaking crabs. I also maintain an ongoing interest in fluctuating asymmetry (small, random departures from perfect symmetry), both as a measure of developmental stability and as a source of information about how asymmetrical characters evolve from symmetrical precursors |
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Professor |
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Biological Sciences |
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University of Alberta |
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Only Visible to Members of getCITED
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Doctorate
(1990)
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University of Washington
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Male / English
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(Last changed on
2003/04/19 16:21:55)
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