About the lab

We study the biology of various fish species using an approach integrated with chemistry, physiology, genomics, and behavior. A major impetus for these endeavors is to develop effective and environmentally benign methods to control sea lamprey, a jawless vertebrate that invaded the Laurentian Great Lakes, and the primary model species for our research. Moreover, we attempt to infer the evolution of vertebrate animals through comparative studies on lamprey and teleost species.

Check out our Research and Publications pages to learn more about our work, and the opportunities page if you are interested in joining our group.
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Underwater video of Sea Lamprey spawning
Department of Fisheries and Wildlife
College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Michigan State University
Giltner Hall, rooms 45, 142, and 158
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