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Kenneth Petren

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University of Cincinnati

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College of Arts and Sciences

School of Environment and Sustainability

Kenneth Petren is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Cincinnati.

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University of Cincinnati

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evolutionary biology ecology avian biology genetics biology population genetics ornithology evolutionary ecology molecular ecology animal ecology speciation avian evolution zoology marine biology conservation biology phylogenetics breeding behavior evolutionary genetics wildlife invasion biology animal behavior biological invasions ecology evolution wildlife ecology biodiversity conservation genetics adaptation wildlife biology genomics entomology systematics behavioral ecology heredity spatial ecology galapagos islands functional ecology landscape ecology population ecology range expansion biological conservation rodent ecology marine ecology body size gene evolution morphological evidence evolutionary theory competitive displacement el nino events body size evolution phylogenetic analysis peripheral isolation comparative landscape genetics plo biology terrestrial biology population history candidate selection foraging animal behaviour group evolution phylogeny comparison allometric studies primate fossil invasive species animal genetics ecosystem interactions terrestrial ecology terrestrial ecosystems hybridisation pad-bearing lizards exploitation competition experimental demonstration ongoing invasion biogeographical synthesis environmental conditions convergent evolution introgressive hybridization biological evolution population divergence adaptive radiation biogeography

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A Hidden Finch From the Galapagos Islands: A Genetically and Morphologically Distinctive Woodpecker Finch From San Cristobal Island. Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society (2024)

Lucinda P LawsonErwin NemethMichael DvorakFrancesca CunninghameBirgit FesslJakob C MuellerDenis MosqueraBeate WendelinKenneth Petren

hidden finchdistinctive woodpecker finchgenetic diversityzoologyavian biologygalapagos islandssan cristobal islandevolutionary biologygeneticsecologygenetic variation

Darwin's Finches: A Model of Landscape Effects on Metacommunity Dynamics in the GaláPagos Archipelago. Ecography (2019)

Lucinda P. LawsonJohn NiedzwieckiKenneth Petren

wildlife ecologyoceanographyevolutionary ecologymetacommunity dynamicslandscape effectslandscape ecologyevolutionary biologymarine biologyecologybiogeographygalapagos archipelago

Predicting Population Extinctions in Darwin’s Finches. Conservation Genetics (2019)

Heather L. FarringtonLucinda P. LawsonKenneth Petren

population extinctionsconservation geneticsconservation biologyevolutionary biology

The Adaptive Genomic Landscape of Beak Morphology in Darwin's Finches. Molecular Ecology (2017)

Lucinda P. LawsonKenneth Petren

beak morphologyadaptationgenomicsmolecular ecologyavian biologybiologyadaptive genomic landscapeevolutionary biologygenetics

The Adaptive Genomic Landscape of Beak Morphology in Darwin’s Finches. Molecular Ecology (2017)

beak morphologyadaptationevolutionary applicationsavian biologyevolutionary developmental biologymolecular adaptationmorphology (biology)avian evolutionevolutionary biologygeneticsmolecular evolutionevolutionary geneticsgenetic variationornithology

Slow Motion Extinction: Inbreeding, Introgression, and Loss in the Critically Endangered Mangrove Finch (Camarhynchus Heliobates). Conservation Genetics (2016)

Lucinda P. LawsonBirgit FesslF. Hernán VargasHeather L. FarringtonH. Francesca CunninghameJakob C. MuellerErwin NemethP. Christian SevillaKenneth Petren

conservation geneticsmangrove finchslow motion extinctionevolutionary biologycamarhynchus heliobatesconservation biology

117 Development of a Noninvasive, Fecal Protein Pregnancy Test for Polar Bears. Reproduction Fertility and Development (2015)

C. DeLorenzoB. LynchT. RothK. PetrenE. Curry

animal scienceanimal testingavian biologymarine biologyecologypolar bears

Genestation 1.0: A Synthetic Resource of Diverse Evolutionary and Functional Genomic Data for Studying the Evolution of Pregnancy-Associated Tissues and Phenotypes. Nucleic Acids Research (2015)

Mara KimBrian A. CooperRohit VenkatJulie B. PhillipsHaley R. EidemJibril HirboSashank NutakkiScott M. WilliamsLouis J. MugliaJ. Anthony CapraKenneth PetrenPatrick AbbotAntonis RokasKriston L. McGary

nucleic acidssynthetic resourcegenomicsfunctional genomicsgenome biologydevelopmental biologyevolutionary geneticsfunctional genomic dataevolutionary biologygene evolutionmolecular evolutionpregnancy-associated tissuesbioinformaticsgenetics

The Evolutionary History of Darwin’s Finches: Speciation, Gene Flow and Introgression in a Fragmented Landscape. Evolution (2014)

ecology evolutioncoevolutionavian biologyphylogeneticspopulation geneticsgeneticsbiological evolutiongene flowbiologymolecular evolutiongenetic variationevolutionary theoryspeciationavian evolutionornithologyfragmented landscapeevolutionary historymolecular ecologyevolutionary biology

The Evolutionary History of Darwin's Finches: Speciation, Gene Flow, and Introgression in a Fragmented Landscape. Evolution (2014)

Heather L. FarringtonLucinda P. LawsonCourtney M. ClarkKenneth Petren

fragmented landscapegene flowevolutionary historyspeciationphylogeneticsevolutionary biology

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Kenneth Petren

Professor

University of Cincinnati

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Environment and Sustainability

Kenneth Petren is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Cincinnati.

Honors

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University of Cincinnati

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Hidden Finch From the Galapagos Islands: A Genetically and Morphologically Distinctive Woodpecker Finch From San Cristobal Island. Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society (2024)

Lucinda P LawsonErwin NemethMichael DvorakFrancesca CunninghameBirgit FesslJakob C MuellerDenis MosqueraBeate WendelinKenneth Petren

hidden finchdistinctive woodpecker finchgenetic diversityzoologyavian biologygalapagos islandssan cristobal islandevolutionary biologygeneticsecologygenetic variation

Darwin's Finches: A Model of Landscape Effects on Metacommunity Dynamics in the GaláPagos Archipelago. Ecography (2019)

Lucinda P. LawsonJohn NiedzwieckiKenneth Petren

wildlife ecologyoceanographyevolutionary ecologymetacommunity dynamicslandscape effectslandscape ecologyevolutionary biologymarine biologyecologybiogeographygalapagos archipelago

Predicting Population Extinctions in Darwin’s Finches. Conservation Genetics (2019)

Heather L. FarringtonLucinda P. LawsonKenneth Petren

population extinctionsconservation geneticsconservation biologyevolutionary biology

The Adaptive Genomic Landscape of Beak Morphology in Darwin's Finches. Molecular Ecology (2017)

Lucinda P. LawsonKenneth Petren

beak morphologyadaptationgenomicsmolecular ecologyavian biologybiologyadaptive genomic landscapeevolutionary biologygenetics

The Adaptive Genomic Landscape of Beak Morphology in Darwin’s Finches. Molecular Ecology (2017)

Slow Motion Extinction: Inbreeding, Introgression, and Loss in the Critically Endangered Mangrove Finch (Camarhynchus Heliobates). Conservation Genetics (2016)

Lucinda P. LawsonBirgit FesslF. Hernán VargasHeather L. FarringtonH. Francesca CunninghameJakob C. MuellerErwin NemethP. Christian SevillaKenneth Petren

conservation geneticsmangrove finchslow motion extinctionevolutionary biologycamarhynchus heliobatesconservation biology

117 Development of a Noninvasive, Fecal Protein Pregnancy Test for Polar Bears. Reproduction Fertility and Development (2015)

C. DeLorenzoB. LynchT. RothK. PetrenE. Curry

animal scienceanimal testingavian biologymarine biologyecologypolar bears

Genestation 1.0: A Synthetic Resource of Diverse Evolutionary and Functional Genomic Data for Studying the Evolution of Pregnancy-Associated Tissues and Phenotypes. Nucleic Acids Research (2015)

Mara KimBrian A. CooperRohit VenkatJulie B. PhillipsHaley R. EidemJibril HirboSashank NutakkiScott M. WilliamsLouis J. MugliaJ. Anthony CapraKenneth PetrenPatrick AbbotAntonis RokasKriston L. McGary

The Evolutionary History of Darwin’s Finches: Speciation, Gene Flow and Introgression in a Fragmented Landscape. Evolution (2014)

The Evolutionary History of Darwin's Finches: Speciation, Gene Flow, and Introgression in a Fragmented Landscape. Evolution (2014)

Heather L. FarringtonLucinda P. LawsonCourtney M. ClarkKenneth Petren

fragmented landscapegene flowevolutionary historyspeciationphylogeneticsevolutionary biology

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