People
A.D. Barnosky

Lab Members

Information
Prospective Graduate
Students
Paleobiology at
Berkeley

Location
5002/5008 VLSB

Contact
barnosky@
berkeley.edu

510 643-6275

Lab and Fax
510 642-5318


Teaching:
On Sabbatical 07-08

We study how large-scale changes in the environment affect evolution, biogeography, and biodiversity of mammals.

Post-doc and Grad Student Projects

  • Geoinformatics and biogeography (Carrasco)
  • Paleogene mammals of Asia (Kraatz)
  • Paleoecology of early hominids (Shabel)
  • Morphoclimate modeling (McGuire)
  • Cetacean evolution & paleobiology (Pyenson)
  • Mammal paleobiology (Tomiya)
  • South America Quaternary (Lindsey)

Undergraduates

  • Morphometric effects of climate change (Li)
  • California Pleistocene (Dedon, Bailey, Setsuda)
  • California Pleistocene (Lipps, Hale, Lerner)
Recent Lab
Publications

New Publications on:
Evolution and Climate
Paleobiodiversity Biases
Lineage Decline
Key Adaptations & Ecology
Quaternary Extinctions
Miocene Biochronology
Triassic Geology
Titles and Download

Congratulations!

Cheng (Lily) Li: Nathan
 and Violet David Scholar
Brian Kraatz: AMNH
 Postdoctoral Fellowship
Nick Pyenson: NSF East
 Asian SI Fellowship