Jeffrey Weinell

Austin Peay State University

Affiliations

Austin Peay State University

College of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

Biology

Center Of Excellence For Field Biology

Department Of Biology

Center Of Excellence For Field Biology

College of Business

Department Of Accounting, Finance, And Economics

College of Science and Mathematics

Department Of Biology

School Of Social Work

NoneJeffrey Weinell is currently serving as a Austin Peay State University faculty at Austin Peay State University.

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Austin Peay State University

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evolutionary biology avian biology biology phylogenetics biogeography ecology zoology ornithology systematics botany molecular evolution morphology (biology) environmental science marine biology livestock science mammalogy zoological taxonomy phylogenomics climatology climate change mammalian biology animal ecology plant science animal science molecular ecology vertebrate paleontology systematic entomology systematic palaeontology colorimetry paleoclimatology vegetation science zoogeography benchmark studies museology animal taxonomy phycology speciation molecular evolutionary ecology out-of-asia diversification circumtropical mabuya group species-level phylogeny reproductive mode evolution colour scales community science images north american ratsnakes thermal melanism hypothesis cat-eyed snakes biogeographic range evolution philippine snakes endemic radiation african mabuyine skinks single origin extreme matrotrophy integrative taxonomic review

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A New Liopeltis Fitzinger, 1843 (Squamata: Colubridae) From Pulau Tioman, Peninsular Malaysia. The Catalogue of Life (2026)

Diversification and Colonisation in the Indo‐Australian Archipelago: Genomic Insights From Colubrid Snakes. Journal of Biogeography (2026)

molecular evolutionphylogeneticscolubrid snakesmolecular evolutionary ecologyphylogenomicsbiologyevolutionary biologymolecular ecologygenomic insightsbiogeographyindo‐australian archipelagosystematicsbiodiversity

Illustrated Key to the Snakes of the Philippines. The Catalogue of Life (2026)

Synopsis of the Snakes of the Philippines a Synthesis of Data From Biodiversity Repositories, Field Studies, and the Literature. The Catalogue of Life (2026)

Ultraconserved Elements-Based Phylogenomic Systematics of the Snake Superfamily Elapoidea, With the Description of a New Afro-Asian Family. The Catalogue of Life (2026)

Novel Phylogenomic Inference and ‘out of Asia’ Biogeography of Cobras, Coral Snakes and Their Allies. Royal Society Open Science (2024)

Jeffrey L. WeinellFrank T. BurbrinkSunandan DasRafe M. Brown

evolutionary biologybiogeographycoral snakesnovel phylogenomic inferencephylogenomics

The Trachylepis (Squamata: Scincidae) of Angola: An Integrative Taxonomic Review With the Description of Seven New Species. Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History (2024)

Luis M.P. CeríacoMariana P. MarquesDiogo ParrinhaArthur TiutenkoJeffrey L. WeinellBrett O. ButlerAaron M. Bauer

museologyavian biologyzoological taxonomymarine biologyanimal taxonomybiologyzoologyintegrative taxonomic review

The Trachylepis (Squamata: Scincidae) of Angola: An Integrative Taxonomic Review With the Description of Seven New Species (Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History, No. 465). American Museum Novitates (2024)

paleobiologyornithologymorphology (biology)mammalogysystematic entomologyphylogeneticszooarchaeologyzoologyvertebrate paleontologymorphologyevolutionary biologybiologybiogeographyecologysystematicsbiodiversitysystematic palaeontology

Colour Scales With Climate in North American Ratsnakes: A Test of the Thermal Melanism Hypothesis Using Community Science Images. Biology Letters (2022)

Maggie M. HantakRobert P. GuralnickAlexander C. CameronAaron H. GriffingSean M. HarringtonJeffrey L. WeinellDaniel J. Paluh

zoogeographymammalian biologyenvironmental scienceavian biologycolorimetryanimal ecologyecologyvegetation sciencenorth american ratsnakesmammalogybenchmark studiesthermal melanism hypothesisbiogeographypaleoclimatologyclimate changelivestock sciencecommunity science imagesbotanybiologyclimatologycolour scales

A New Species of Reed Snake, Genus Calamaria (Colubridae: Calamariinae), From Mindoro Island, Philippines. Philippine Journal of Systematic Biology (2021)

Jeffrey WeinellAlan LevitonRafe BrownC SuluensisC Virgulata

avian biologylivestock sciencebotanymarine biologygenus calamariamindoro islandreed snakeecology