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Heather Jamniczky, PhDAssociate Professor A zoologist by training, I am interested in the evolution and development of complex phenotypes, with a particular focus on the skeleton. I work with a variety of vertebrates, from turtles to mice to fish. My teaching responsibilites include human gross anatomy across the undergraduate, medical, and graduate curricula.
I am on Google Scholar here. My complete CV can be found here. |
Meet our group...
Tegan BarryPhD Candidate
Tegan is a PhD student working on armour phenotypes and ecological correlates in threespine stickleback from Pender Harbour and Bamfield, BC. Tegan is co-supervised by Dr. Sean Rogers. Jolene McLeodPhD Candidate
Jolene is a PhD student examining representations of human skeletal material in Roman funerary art. Jolene is co-supervised by Dr. Lisa Hughes. Emily FramptonPhD Student
Emily is a PhD student interested in individual variation and plasticity in vertebrates over evolutionary time. |
Kevin DuclosPhD Candidate
Kevin is a PhD student studying epigenetic mechanisms of evolution in dace. Kevin works closely with Dr. Bernard Angers of the University of Montreal. Aspen KozakMSc Student
Aspen is an MSc student studying contemporary evolution and kinematics in threespine stickleback from the Lower Mainland, BC. |
Alumni
Hanna Thai, BSc Hons (2019)
Sarah Anderson, PhD (2018)
Alex Pistore, MD/MSc (2019)
Chelsey Zurowski, MSc (2016)
Amie Le, BSc (2016)
Ekaterina Petrovich, BSc (2014)
Stephen Campeau, BHSc (2013)
Ruchika Sharma, BSc (2013)
Sarah Anderson, PhD (2018)
Alex Pistore, MD/MSc (2019)
Chelsey Zurowski, MSc (2016)
Amie Le, BSc (2016)
Ekaterina Petrovich, BSc (2014)
Stephen Campeau, BHSc (2013)
Ruchika Sharma, BSc (2013)