Dr. Grogan's lab focuses on the intersection between genomic variation and fitness across environmental variation.
Dr. Grogan's lab focuses on the intersection between genomic variation and fitness across environmental variation.
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The Grogan lab is housed at the University of Cincinnati in the Departments of Anthropology and Biological Sciences. We study the effects of environmental change on the interaction of genomic diversity and fitness in ring-tailed lemurs, thick-tailed galagos, and Ugandan hunter-gatherers. See the Research page for more information. If interested in joining the Grogan lab, see the People page for more information.
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Email: kathleen.e.grogan@gmail.com, kathleen.grogan@uc.edu
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