Adaptation, Evolution, and Population Dynamics for Marine Animals
What are the physiological and genetic mechanisms that enable marine organisms to adapt to the dynamic and often extreme environments in the ocean? MEB faculty use a variety of genomic tools and rigorous experimental approaches to answer question such as this and to tease apart the “Nature” and “Nurture” components of evolution, adaptation, and persistence in temperate, polar, and deep sea environments.
Faculty
Suzanne Edmands
Andrew Gracey
Dennis Hedgecock
Donal Manahan








