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Calvin Porter

Xavier University of Louisiana

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Xavier University of Louisiana

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Xavier University of Louisiana

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evolutionary biology phylogenetics genetics biology molecular evolution molecular genetics systematics mammalian biology genome biology mammalogy molecular biology genomics zoology primate systematics gene expression molecular ecology primate fossil animal taxonomy sceloporus grammicus complex population genetics evolutionary anthropology ornithology avian biology structural molecular biology animal science primate behavior primatology biological evolution gene evolution phylogenomics gene structure zoological taxonomy central mexico population cytogenetics paleontology paleoecology vertebrate paleontology sociobiology protein science molecular physiology biological chemistry paleoanthropology evolutionary theory genetic mechanisms comparative genomics molecular evidence phylogeny comparison phylogenetic methods genome analysis protein genetics protein function protein evolution gene characterization evolutionary genetics experimental biology integrative biology vegetation science plant biodiversity plant ecology morphological evidence phylogenetic classification dna evidence fossil evidence e-globin locus flanking regions several superordinal clades mammalian evolution interphotoreceptor retinoid exon 28 mammalian phylogeny primate phylogeny -globin gene sequences primate ϵ-globin gene

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Long-Term Trends in the Plant Community in Three Habitats in the Big Bend of Texas. Western North American Naturalist (2024)

vegetation scienceplant communityplant biodiversityenvironmental sciencenatural resource managementbiodiversityplant ecologylong-term trendsecosystemscommunity (ecology)applied ecologybig bendecologyplant science

A New Species of Big-Eared Climbing Rat, Genus Ototylomys (Cricetidae: Tylomyinae), From Chiapas, Mexico. Journal of Mammalogy (2017)

Calvin A PorterNia E BeasleyNicté Ordóñez-GarzaLaramie L LindseyDuke S RogersNicole Lewis-RogersJack W SitesRobert D Bradley

animal scienceanimal taxonomywildlifemammalogyzoologyzoological taxonomygenus ototylomysbotanyecologymammalian biology

Carbonic Anhydrase-Related Protein XI: Structure of the Gene in the Greater False Vampire Bat (Megaderma Lyra) Compared With Human and Domestic Pig. Biochemical Genetics (2013)

molecular and cellular biologymetabolismexperimental biologyinsect biochemistrymegaderma lyraintegrative biologydomestic pigbiologymolecular geneticsmammalian biologymolecular biologygene expressiongeneticscell and molecular biology

Molecular Phylogenetics of the Phyllostomid Bat Genus Micronycteris With Descriptions of Two New Subgenera. Journal of Mammalogy (2007)

Calvin A. PorterSteven R. HooferChrissy A. ClineFederico G. HoffmannRobert J. Baker

mammalogyphylogeneticsmolecular phylogeneticsevolutionary biologyecologymammalian biologyornithology

Morphological and Molecular Variation Within Little Big-Eared Bats of the Genus _Micronycteris_ (Phyllostomidae: Micronycterinae) From San Lorenzo, Ecuador. Open MIND (2007)

morphologyanimal taxonomymolecular variationzoological taxonomyzoologymammalogylittle big-eared batsmorphological evidencebiologyphylogeneticssystematicsmorphology (biology)evolutionary biologysan lorenzo

Morphological and Molecular Variation Within Little Big-Eared Bats of the Genus Micronycteris (Phyllostomidae: Micronycterinae) From San Lorenzo, EcuadorvariacióN MorfolóGica Y Molecular En El GéNero Micronycteris (Phyllostomidae: Micronycterinae) De San Lorenzo, Ecuador. University of California Press eBooks (2007)

René M. FonsecaSteven R. HooferCalvin A. PorterChrissy A. ClineDeidre A. ParishFederico G. HoffmannRobert J. Baker

animal taxonomymolecular variationgenus micronycterisavian biologybiologymorphology (biology)san lorenzoentomologyornithology

C-Myc Gene Sequences and the Phylogeny of Bats and Other Eutherian Mammals. Systematic Biology (2000)

Michael M. MiyamotoCalvin A. PorterMorris Goodman

c-myc gene sequencesphylogeneticssystematicsevolutionary biologyother eutherian mammalsphylogenomics

Sequences From the 5? Flanking Region of the ?-Globin Gene Support the Relationship Ofcallicebuswith the Pitheciins. American Journal of Primatology (1999)

genomicsgenome biologymolecular geneticsmolecular cell biologygene characterizationmolecular biologygene expressionstructural molecular biology-globin genegeneticsgene structure

Evolutionarily Conserved, “Acatalytic” Carbonic Anhydrase-Related Protein XI Contains a Sequence Motif Present in the Neuropeptide Sauvagine: The Human Ca-Rp XI Gene (Ca11) is Embedded Between Thesecretorgene Cluster and Thedbpgene at 19Q13.3. Genomics (1998)

protein geneticsmolecular and cellular biologymolecular neurosciencethesecretorgene clusterproteomicsprotein scienceprotein functionbiochemistrymolecular physiologyneuropeptide sauvaginesequence motif presentmolecular biologybiological chemistryprotein structuresignal transductionstructural molecular biologyprotein evolution

Toward a Phylogenetic Classification of Primates Based on Dna Evidence Complemented by Fossil Evidence. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution (1998)

Morris GoodmanCalvin A. PorterJohn CzelusniakScott L. PageHoracio SchneiderJeheskel ShoshaniGregg GunnellColin P. Groves

paleontologyphylogeneticsprimate systematicspaleoecologyphylogenetic classificationbiologypaleobiologymolecular biologymolecular evolutionprimate behaviorevolutionary anthropologyprimate fossilvertebrate paleontologypaleoanthropologydna evidencesociobiologymolecular ecologyfossil evidencesystematicsevolutionary biologyprimatology

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Calvin Porter

Xavier University of Louisiana

Affiliations

Xavier University of Louisiana

NoneCalvin Porter is currently serving as a Xavier University Of Louisiana faculty at Xavier University of Louisiana.

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Xavier University of Louisiana

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Long-Term Trends in the Plant Community in Three Habitats in the Big Bend of Texas. Western North American Naturalist (2024)

A New Species of Big-Eared Climbing Rat, Genus Ototylomys (Cricetidae: Tylomyinae), From Chiapas, Mexico. Journal of Mammalogy (2017)

Calvin A PorterNia E BeasleyNicté Ordóñez-GarzaLaramie L LindseyDuke S RogersNicole Lewis-RogersJack W SitesRobert D Bradley

animal scienceanimal taxonomywildlifemammalogyzoologyzoological taxonomygenus ototylomysbotanyecologymammalian biology

Carbonic Anhydrase-Related Protein XI: Structure of the Gene in the Greater False Vampire Bat (Megaderma Lyra) Compared With Human and Domestic Pig. Biochemical Genetics (2013)

Molecular Phylogenetics of the Phyllostomid Bat Genus Micronycteris With Descriptions of Two New Subgenera. Journal of Mammalogy (2007)

Calvin A. PorterSteven R. HooferChrissy A. ClineFederico G. HoffmannRobert J. Baker

mammalogyphylogeneticsmolecular phylogeneticsevolutionary biologyecologymammalian biologyornithology

Morphological and Molecular Variation Within Little Big-Eared Bats of the Genus _Micronycteris_ (Phyllostomidae: Micronycterinae) From San Lorenzo, Ecuador. Open MIND (2007)

René M. FonsecaSteven R. HooferCalvin A. PorterChrissy A. ClineDeidre A. ParishFederico G. HoffmannRobert J. Baker

animal taxonomymolecular variationgenus micronycterisavian biologybiologymorphology (biology)san lorenzoentomologyornithology

C-Myc Gene Sequences and the Phylogeny of Bats and Other Eutherian Mammals. Systematic Biology (2000)

Michael M. MiyamotoCalvin A. PorterMorris Goodman

c-myc gene sequencesphylogeneticssystematicsevolutionary biologyother eutherian mammalsphylogenomics

Sequences From the 5? Flanking Region of the ?-Globin Gene Support the Relationship Ofcallicebuswith the Pitheciins. American Journal of Primatology (1999)

genomicsgenome biologymolecular geneticsmolecular cell biologygene characterizationmolecular biologygene expressionstructural molecular biology-globin genegeneticsgene structure

Toward a Phylogenetic Classification of Primates Based on Dna Evidence Complemented by Fossil Evidence. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution (1998)

Morris GoodmanCalvin A. PorterJohn CzelusniakScott L. PageHoracio SchneiderJeheskel ShoshaniGregg GunnellColin P. Groves

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