Jeremy Searle

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Jeremy Searle is a biologist and evolutionary geneticist known for his work on the phylogeography and chromosomal evolution of small mammals.

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instanceOf biologist ⓘ
evolutionary geneticist ⓘ
academicDiscipline evolutionary biology ⓘ
genetics ⓘ
zoology ⓘ
contributedTo concept of multiple glacial refugia for small mammals ⓘ
integration of cytogenetics and molecular phylogeography ⓘ
understanding of chromosomal speciation ⓘ
understanding of postglacial recolonization routes in Europe ⓘ
fieldOfWork biology ⓘ
chromosomal evolution ⓘ
evolutionary genetics ⓘ
mammalogy ⓘ
phylogeography ⓘ
hasPublishedOn chromosomal races in common shrews ⓘ
patterns of genetic divergence in small mammals ⓘ
phylogeography of the bank vole ⓘ
phylogeography of the common vole ⓘ
role of glacial refugia in mammal evolution ⓘ
hasResearchInterest biogeography ⓘ
chromosomal rearrangements ⓘ
evolutionary history of Eurasian mammals ⓘ
genetic structure of natural populations ⓘ
karyotype evolution ⓘ
molecular ecology ⓘ
postglacial colonization patterns ⓘ
speciation ⓘ
hasRole academic researcher ⓘ
research scientist ⓘ
knownFor research on chromosomal evolution in small mammals ⓘ
research on phylogeography of small mammals ⓘ
researchFocus comparative phylogeography of European mammals ⓘ
contact zones between chromosomal races ⓘ
evolutionary consequences of chromosomal change ⓘ
geographic distribution of genetic lineages ⓘ
historical demography of mammal populations ⓘ
studies rodents ⓘ
shrews ⓘ
small mammals ⓘ
studiesOrganismType Eurasian small mammals ⓘ
Palearctic rodents ⓘ
wild mammal populations ⓘ
usesMethod chromosome banding ⓘ
karyotyping ⓘ
molecular markers ⓘ
phylogenetic analysis ⓘ
population genetic analysis ⓘ

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