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Diarmaid Foighil

Professor; Curator Museum of Zoology

University of Michigan

Affiliations

College of Literature, Science, and The Arts

Department of Biology

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Diarmaid Foighil is currently serving as a College Of Literature, Science, And The Arts Professor; Curator Museum of Zoology at University of Michigan.

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Diarmaid Foighil

University of Michigan

Professor; Curator Museum of Zoology

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evolutionary biology biology ecology phylogenetics molecular evolution marine biology molecular biology marine biota biogeography animal ecology fish biology evolutionary ecology conservation biology systematics ecology and evolutionary biology genomics avian biology phylogeny comparison biological evolution phylogenomics vertebrate paleontology freshwater biology zoology benthic ecology marine ecology reproductive biology biological invasions aquatic conservation evolutionary genetics invasion biology speciation rdna gene sequences adaptation genome biology systematic entomology insect science biological conservation behavioral ecology benthic communities evolutionary theory arthropod taxonomy freshwater ecosystems terrestrial arthropods biodiversity loss biodiversity conservation morphological evidence molecular phylogeny north america ribosomal gene sequences phylogenetic analysis biological oceanography parental care group evolution comparative genomics mitochondrial function marine genomics sequence analysis cytogenetics zoological taxonomy cladistics phylogenetic methods evolutionary taxonomies global north water ecologies gene transfer freshwater environments livebearing goodeidae ovulation behavior giant clams scorched mussel regional evolutionary context phylogenetic structure global clade freshwater bivalve molluscs neustonic nudibranchs morphological systematics systematics (systems theory)

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Polymorphism in the Aggressive Mimicry Lure of the Parasitic Freshwater Mussel Lampsilis Fasciola. PeerJ (2024)

Trevor L. HewittPaul D. JohnsonMichael BuntinTalia Y. MooreDiarmaid Ó Foighil

fish biologyparasitologymorphology (biology)entomologyecologyevolutionary biology

Within-Host Adaptive Speciation of Commensal Yoyo Clams Leads to Ecological Exclusion, Not Co-Existence. PeerJ (2024)

Teal A. HarrisonRyutaro GotoJingchun LiDiarmaid Ó Foighil

ecological exclusionwithin-host adaptive speciationspeciationecologycommensal yoyo clams

Aggressive Mimicry Lure Polymorphisms in the Parasitic Mussel Lampsilis Fasciola Model Fish or Leech Host Prey and Differ in Morphology and Pigmentation, but Not in Display Behavior. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Trevor L. HewittPaul JohnsonMichael BuntinTalia MooreDiarmaid Ó Foighil

animal behaviorcoral reefsfish biologyavian biologybehavioral ecologyparasitologybiologyleech host preymorphogenesismarine biologydisplay behaviordevelopmental biologyanimal ecologyevolutionary biology

Evolution of Diverse Host Infection Mechanisms Delineates an Adaptive Radiation of Lampsiline Freshwater Mussels Centered on Their Larval Ecology. PeerJ (2021)

Trevor L. HewittAmanda E. HaponskiDiarmaid Ó. Foighil

larval ecologyadaptive radiationevolutionary biologylampsiline freshwater mussels

Millimeter-Sized Smart Sensors Reveal That a Solar Refuge Protects Tree Snail Partula Hyalina From Extirpation. Communications Biology (2021)

Cindy S. BickInhee LeeTrevor CooteAmanda E. HaponskiDavid BlaauwDiarmaid Ó Foighil

tree physiologybiologyenvironmental sciencesnail partula hyalinasensorssolar refuge protectsecologymillimeter-sized smart sensors

Deconstructing an Infamous Extinction Crisis: Survival of Partula Species on Moorea and Tahiti. Evolutionary Applications (2019)

Amanda E. HaponskiTaehwan LeeDiarmaid Ó Foighil

evolutionary applicationsbiological conservationbiodiversitybiologybiodiversity lossbiodiversity conservationconservation biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Phylogenomic Analyses Confirm a Novel Invasive North American Corbicula (Bivalvia: Cyrenidae) Lineage. PeerJ (2019)

Amanda E HaponskiDiarmaid Ó Foighil

phylogeneticsphylogenomic analysesinvasive speciesbiologyinvasion biologyphylogenomicsbiological invasionsecologyevolutionary biology

Ecological Correlates and Phylogenetic Signal of Host Use in North American Unionid Mussels. International Journal for Parasitology (2018)

Trevor L. HewittChelsea L. WoodDiarmaid Ó Foighil

avian biologyphylogenetic signalparasitologyaquatic ecosystemsanimal ecologyevolutionary ecologymarine biologyecological correlatesecology and evolutionary biologyhost useecologyevolutionary biology

Survival Among Critically Endangered Partulid Tree Snails is Correlated With Higher Clutch Sizes in the Wild and Higher Reproductive Rates in Captivity. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society (2018)

C S BickPaul Pearce-KellyTrevor CooteDiarmaid Ó Foighil

ecologybiologypartulid tree snailshigher reproductive rates

Within-Host Speciation Events in Yoyo Clams, Obligate Commensals With Mantis Shrimps, Including One That Involves a Change in Microhabitat and a Loss of Specialized Traits. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society (2018)

Ryutaro GotoTeal A HarrisonDiarmaid Ó Foighil

specialized traitsbiologywithin-host speciation eventsyoyo clamsobligate commensalsmantis shrimpsspeciationevolutionary biology

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Diarmaid Foighil

Professor; Curator Museum of Zoology

University of Michigan

Affiliations

College of Literature, Science, and The Arts

Department of Biology

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Diarmaid Foighil is currently serving as a College Of Literature, Science, And The Arts Professor; Curator Museum of Zoology at University of Michigan.

Honors

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Experiences

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Diarmaid Foighil

University of Michigan

Professor; Curator Museum of Zoology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Polymorphism in the Aggressive Mimicry Lure of the Parasitic Freshwater Mussel Lampsilis Fasciola. PeerJ (2024)

Trevor L. HewittPaul D. JohnsonMichael BuntinTalia Y. MooreDiarmaid Ó Foighil

fish biologyparasitologymorphology (biology)entomologyecologyevolutionary biology

Within-Host Adaptive Speciation of Commensal Yoyo Clams Leads to Ecological Exclusion, Not Co-Existence. PeerJ (2024)

Teal A. HarrisonRyutaro GotoJingchun LiDiarmaid Ó Foighil

ecological exclusionwithin-host adaptive speciationspeciationecologycommensal yoyo clams

Trevor L. HewittPaul JohnsonMichael BuntinTalia MooreDiarmaid Ó Foighil

Evolution of Diverse Host Infection Mechanisms Delineates an Adaptive Radiation of Lampsiline Freshwater Mussels Centered on Their Larval Ecology. PeerJ (2021)

Trevor L. HewittAmanda E. HaponskiDiarmaid Ó. Foighil

larval ecologyadaptive radiationevolutionary biologylampsiline freshwater mussels

Millimeter-Sized Smart Sensors Reveal That a Solar Refuge Protects Tree Snail Partula Hyalina From Extirpation. Communications Biology (2021)

Cindy S. BickInhee LeeTrevor CooteAmanda E. HaponskiDavid BlaauwDiarmaid Ó Foighil

tree physiologybiologyenvironmental sciencesnail partula hyalinasensorssolar refuge protectsecologymillimeter-sized smart sensors

Deconstructing an Infamous Extinction Crisis: Survival of Partula Species on Moorea and Tahiti. Evolutionary Applications (2019)

Amanda E. HaponskiTaehwan LeeDiarmaid Ó Foighil

evolutionary applicationsbiological conservationbiodiversitybiologybiodiversity lossbiodiversity conservationconservation biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Phylogenomic Analyses Confirm a Novel Invasive North American Corbicula (Bivalvia: Cyrenidae) Lineage. PeerJ (2019)

Amanda E HaponskiDiarmaid Ó Foighil

phylogeneticsphylogenomic analysesinvasive speciesbiologyinvasion biologyphylogenomicsbiological invasionsecologyevolutionary biology

Ecological Correlates and Phylogenetic Signal of Host Use in North American Unionid Mussels. International Journal for Parasitology (2018)

Trevor L. HewittChelsea L. WoodDiarmaid Ó Foighil

avian biologyphylogenetic signalparasitologyaquatic ecosystemsanimal ecologyevolutionary ecologymarine biologyecological correlatesecology and evolutionary biologyhost useecologyevolutionary biology

C S BickPaul Pearce-KellyTrevor CooteDiarmaid Ó Foighil

ecologybiologypartulid tree snailshigher reproductive rates

Ryutaro GotoTeal A HarrisonDiarmaid Ó Foighil

specialized traitsbiologywithin-host speciation eventsyoyo clamsobligate commensalsmantis shrimpsspeciationevolutionary biology

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