Brittany
S. Barker
Ph.D. Student
Department of Biology,
E-mail: barkerbr@unm.edu Phone: (505) 205-4251; FAX:
(505) 277-0304

Research Interests
Phylogeography and landscape genetics of terrestrial vertebrates
Conservation biology and tropical biology, especially of insular systems
Using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to address questions
related to species distributions and population genetics
Current Position
Ph.D. student, Department of Biology, The University of New
Mexico,
NSF GK-12 Fellow in 7th grade Life Sciences at
Past Positions
Research Assistant, Robert B.
Waide,
Laboratory Technician, Thomas B. Smith,
Wildlife Biologist, Swaim Biological Consulting,
Laboratory Technician and Field Assistant, Stevan J.
Arnold,
Links
Cook Molecular Ecology and Evolution Lab, UNM, USA
LTER Luquillo Experimental
Forest, Puerto Rico
UNM
GK12 Website
Puerto Rico GAP Analysis Project
Museum of
Southwestern Biology, UNM, USA
Current Research
I am investigating
the historical biogeography and landscape genetics of two Eleutherodactylus frog species in

