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Jeff Muehlbauer’s Homepage |
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Hi, I’m Jeff, and welcome to my website!
I am a PhD student in Ecology at the University of North Carolina– Chapel Hill. I work in the lab group of Dr. Martin Doyle, although he is now at Duke. So it goes…
I consider myself to be an ecosystem ecologist in the sense of Tansley’s classic definition of the term; that is, I am interested in the interplay of organisms and their environment, particularly as it relates to stream geomorphology and hydrology. However, in common parlance I generally refer to myself as a stream ecologist, river systems scientist, macroinvertebrate community ecologist, or even just “bug guy.” |
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Contact me: jeffreym [at] unc [dot] edu |
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My research thus far has alternated from descriptive to large-scale experimental, and from basic to applied science.
To learn more about me, my interests, and my research, please explore the links to the left. |
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This is what I do for a living. |
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Mailing Address UNC Curriculum for the Environment & Ecology CB 3275 Chapel Hill, NC 27599, USA |
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Physical Address 307 Whitehead Hall (Corner of Columbia St & South Rd) |
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Last site update: 5 January 2012 |
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