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Michael Draney

Professor & Richter Museum Curator

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

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Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning

Cofrin Center for Biodiversity

College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

Communication

College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Department Of Human Biology

Environmental Science

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Michael Draney is currently serving as an A-Z Site Index Professor & Richter Museum Curator at University of Wisconsin–Green Bay.

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Michael Draney

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Professor & Richter Museum Curator

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ecology biodiversity biology entomology terrestrial arthropods zoology zoogeography conservation biology zoological taxonomy community (ecology) biogeography forest entomology evolutionary biology ecological entomology environmental science applied entomology biodiversity conservation spatial ecology arthropod taxonomy population biology wildlife insect science aquatic conservation world spiders random sample wildlife ecology climate change forestry biological invasions applied ecology cold region science pest management forest ecology freshwater biology wildlife biology invasion biology terrestrial ecology insect conservation animal taxonomy toolik lake tree physiology forest ecosystems forest research cryosphere terrestrial biota habitat management invasive species plant ecology forest biology arid environments surface water terrestrial ecosystems evolutionary genetics crop intensification agroecology agroecosystems long-term ecological research arboriculture vegetation science wildlife management landscape ecology pest control augmentative biological control ground crickets prospective look reproductive isolation optimal sampling protocol indicator plant species exotic earthworms great lakes forests midwestern woodland herbaceous layer exotic slugs pose spider species moist acidic dry heath tundra ecology evolution evolutionary ecology coevolution paleontology ecological applications phylogenetics animal ecology biological conservation paleoecology systematic entomology conservation science systematics (systems theory) paleobiology biological anthropology ecological monograph zooarchaeology natural resource management conservation letter chemical ecology marine biology pest science ecology and evolutionary biology vertebrate paleontology animal conservation systematic palaeontology systematics functional ecology morphology (biology) economic entomology

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Revision of the Spider Genus Epiceraticelus (Araneae, Linyphiidae) With a Description of a New Species. The Catalogue of Life (2026)

phylogeneticspaleobiologysystematic entomologytaxonomy (biology)zoological taxonomynew speciessystematicsterrestrial arthropodsarthropod taxonomyspider genus epiceraticelusevolutionary biology

Comparison of Lowland Tropical Forest Spider (Araneae) Assemblages From Congo and Panama Using a Rapid Assessment Protocol. African Invertebrates (2025)

Michael L. DraneyMbumba Jean-Louis JuakalyPetra SierwaldMarc A. Milne

environmental scienceforest entomologycommunity (ecology)terrestrial arthropodsentomologyrapid assessment protocolforest ecologyevaluation protocolecologyinsect science

Diversity and Activity of Ground-Dwelling Spiders (Araneae) in Four Sub-Communities in a Degraded Oak Woodland at the Chicago Botanic Garden, Cook County, Illinois. The Great Lakes Entomologist (2025)

biodiversitychicago botanic gardendegraded oak woodlandbiologyforest entomologyterrestrial arthropodscommunity (ecology)ecological entomologyecology and evolutionary biologyapplied entomologycook countyecologyurban ecology

Brushing Aside Doubts: An Evaluation of the Beat-Sheet Brushing Technique for Detecting the Nearctic Tree Trunk Sheetweaver (Araneae: Linyphiidae). Environmental Entomology (2024)

zooarchaeologyzoogeographyzoological taxonomyzoologybiologymorphology (biology)beat-sheet brushing techniqueornithologyevolutionary biology

Spiders (Araneae) of the Everglades National Park, Florida, USA. Florida Entomologist (2021)

biodiversityzoologybiogeographyforest entomologyterrestrial arthropodsentomologyecological entomologyeverglades national parkconservation biologyecologyzooarchaeologyinsect science

Data for an Unusually Dense Population of Sphodros Rufipes (Latreille 1829) (Mygalomorphae, Atypidae) at the Edge of Its Range on Tuckernuck Island, Massachusetts. Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2020)

specie distributionsphodros rufipeszoogeographybiodiversityzoologybiogeographybiologyanimal ecologydense populationmarine ornithologymarine biologybenthic ecologypopulation biologylatreille 1829ecology

Spatial Distribution of a Tree Trunk Specialist Spider: Relative Role of Landscape Versus Microhabitat Drivers. Environmental Entomology (2020)

relative rolespatial distributionspatial ecologyanimal ecologyforest entomologycommunity (ecology)terrestrial arthropodsecological entomologyecology and evolutionary biologyapplied ecologyecologyevolutionary biology

Globally Distributed Occurrences Utilised in 200 Spider Species Conservation Profiles (Arachnida, Araneae). Biodiversity Data Journal (2019)

Pedro CardosoVaughn ShireySini SeppäläSergio HenriquesMichael L DraneyStefan FoordAlastair T GibbonsLuz A GomezSarah KarikoJagoba Malumbres-OlarteMarc MilneCor J Vink

biological conservationwildlifebiodiversitybiogeographygeographypopulation biologyanimal conservationbiodiversity conservationconservation biologyecology

Species Composition of the Orb-Weaving Families Araneidae and Tetragnathidae (Araneae: Araneoidea) in Natural Habitats in Trinidad, West Indies. Journal of Natural History (2019)

orb-weaving families araneidaesystematic entomologynatural habitatsspecies compositionbiologyterrestrial arthropodsentomologyarthropod taxonomyecology

Araneae and Opiliones From I Typha /I Spp. and I Phragmites Australis /I Stands of Green Bay, Lake Michigan, and an Exotic Spider Species Newly Reported From the U.S. Great Lakes Region. The Great Lakes Entomologist (2018)

biodiversityzoological taxonomyzoologyopiliones fromgreen baybiologysystematicsforest entomologyterrestrial arthropodsentomologyecological entomologylake michiganarthropod taxonomyecology

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Michael Draney

Professor & Richter Museum Curator

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Affiliations

A-Z Site Index

Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning

Cofrin Center for Biodiversity

College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

Communication

College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Department Of Human Biology

Environmental Science

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Michael Draney is currently serving as an A-Z Site Index Professor & Richter Museum Curator at University of Wisconsin–Green Bay.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Michael Draney

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Professor & Richter Museum Curator

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Revision of the Spider Genus Epiceraticelus (Araneae, Linyphiidae) With a Description of a New Species. The Catalogue of Life (2026)

phylogeneticspaleobiologysystematic entomologytaxonomy (biology)zoological taxonomynew speciessystematicsterrestrial arthropodsarthropod taxonomyspider genus epiceraticelusevolutionary biology

Comparison of Lowland Tropical Forest Spider (Araneae) Assemblages From Congo and Panama Using a Rapid Assessment Protocol. African Invertebrates (2025)

Michael L. DraneyMbumba Jean-Louis JuakalyPetra SierwaldMarc A. Milne

environmental scienceforest entomologycommunity (ecology)terrestrial arthropodsentomologyrapid assessment protocolforest ecologyevaluation protocolecologyinsect science

Brushing Aside Doubts: An Evaluation of the Beat-Sheet Brushing Technique for Detecting the Nearctic Tree Trunk Sheetweaver (Araneae: Linyphiidae). Environmental Entomology (2024)

zooarchaeologyzoogeographyzoological taxonomyzoologybiologymorphology (biology)beat-sheet brushing techniqueornithologyevolutionary biology

Spiders (Araneae) of the Everglades National Park, Florida, USA. Florida Entomologist (2021)

biodiversityzoologybiogeographyforest entomologyterrestrial arthropodsentomologyecological entomologyeverglades national parkconservation biologyecologyzooarchaeologyinsect science

Spatial Distribution of a Tree Trunk Specialist Spider: Relative Role of Landscape Versus Microhabitat Drivers. Environmental Entomology (2020)

Globally Distributed Occurrences Utilised in 200 Spider Species Conservation Profiles (Arachnida, Araneae). Biodiversity Data Journal (2019)

Pedro CardosoVaughn ShireySini SeppäläSergio HenriquesMichael L DraneyStefan FoordAlastair T GibbonsLuz A GomezSarah KarikoJagoba Malumbres-OlarteMarc MilneCor J Vink

biological conservationwildlifebiodiversitybiogeographygeographypopulation biologyanimal conservationbiodiversity conservationconservation biologyecology

Species Composition of the Orb-Weaving Families Araneidae and Tetragnathidae (Araneae: Araneoidea) in Natural Habitats in Trinidad, West Indies. Journal of Natural History (2019)

orb-weaving families araneidaesystematic entomologynatural habitatsspecies compositionbiologyterrestrial arthropodsentomologyarthropod taxonomyecology

biodiversityzoological taxonomyzoologyopiliones fromgreen baybiologysystematicsforest entomologyterrestrial arthropodsentomologyecological entomologylake michiganarthropod taxonomyecology

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