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    Alexis M. Janosik, Ph.D. ajanosik[at]uwf.edu makeyourmark.uwf.edu/ Research Interests:  Environmental DNA (eDNA) & metabarcoding Microplastics & epigenetic impacts to organisms   Evolutionary...

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    The Biology of Coral Reefs is a semester long course that highlights the organization, structure, productivity, and biological diversity of coral reef ecosystems. This course travels to the Florida...

  • Investigating the Genetic Structure of Donax variabilis 

    By Sheridan Wilkinson , Undergraduate Research Student   Donax variabilis (Coquina clams) are small, wedge-shaped clams that dominate the intertidal zone by filter feeding on unicellular algae and...

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    Welcome to the Janosik Lab blog! Our lab uses molecular tools to answer ecological and evolutionary questions and we are excited to share our projects with you! We are also passionate about...

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    Our research focuses on using molecular tools to answer ecological and evolutionary questions in both marine and freshwater systems. Currently, the lab has three main central areas of interest:  

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