Department of Biology

Alan E. Stiven


Population Biology and Community Ecology

Telephone: (919) 962-8316

E-mail: alan_stiven@unc.edu

Office: 429 Wilson Hall

Mailing Address:
CB# 3280, Coker Hall
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27599-3280

Professor (Emeritus)
(Initial Appointment: 1962)
Ph.D., Cornell University (1962)
M.A., University of British Columbia (1959)
B.S., University of New Brunswick (1957)


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Research at a Glance
  • Ecological genetics of intertidal mussels
  • Population biology and regulation of terrestrial gastropods
  • Impact of highways on selected fauna (with Chris Brooks, graduate student)
  • Importance of small-scale movements in stream fish (with Brad Lamphere, graduate student)


Synopsis

My research interests encompass population and community phenomena in a variety of aquatic and terrestrial environments. My work with mollusks deals with genetic and ecological aspects of population regulation processes. Estuarine investigations are focused on predation, control of benthic communities, and on mechanisms structuring the genetic and ecological properties of intertidal bivalve populations.
 


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