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Steve Jordan

Professor of Biology

Bucknell University

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Steve Jordan is currently serving as a Bucknell University Professor of Biology at Bucknell University.

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Bucknell University

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evolutionary biology ecology biology molecular ecology population genetics evolutionary ecology phylogenetics systematics genetic variation ecology and evolutionary biology ecology evolution genetics molecular evolution mammalogy systematic entomology adaptation ecological entomology molecular evolutionary ecology biological anthropology zooarchaeology insect science zoology population genomics evolutionary genetics genetic diversity mammalian biology avian biology evolutionary applications applied entomology evolutionary anthropology avian medicine insect molecular biology biological evolution speciation host genetics host specificity spatiotemporal organization phylogeny comparison next-generation sequencing molecular adaptation conservation genetics hydrobiology evolutionary history mitochondrial dna y-chromosome phylogenies genus capra adaptive radiation molecular systematics climate-induced range contraction lednia tumana demographic modelling evolutionary process hawaiian insects hawaiian islands host‐associated differentiation genetic evidence goldenrod gall‐midges phylogeographic patterns symbiosis paleobiology paleontology systematic palaeontology biogeography functional ecology environmental science morphology (biology) conservation science biological conservation environmental dna coevolution entomology animal conservation invertebrate pathology conservation biology applied ecology animal ecology genomics historical biology ecological monograph wildlife biodiversity systematics (systems theory) community (ecology) vertebrate paleontology

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A Phylogeny for Genus Capra Based on Extensive Sampling of Wild Populations. PLoS ONE (2025)

ecology evolutionsystematic entomologymammalogyzoologyecologybiodiversitymolecular ecologybiologyphylogeneticssystematicssystematic palaeontologypaleobiologyevolutionary biologymolecular evolutionbiogeographyecology and evolutionary biologyconservation biology

Diversification and Evolution of Hawaiian Megalagrion Damselflies ( Pinapinao, Odonata: Coenagrionidae). Systematic Entomology (2025)

ecology evolutionsystematic entomologyevolutionary ecologyzoologybiodiversityinsect scienceecological entomologyphylogeneticssystematicsmorphology (biology)marine ornithologyevolutionary biologybiologymarine biologyecologybiogeographyecology and evolutionary biology

Broad Maternal Geographic Origin of Domestic Sheep in Anatolia and the Zagros. Animal Genetics (2022)

morphologyanimal sciencefertilitymammalogyembryologyturkish studieszooarchaeologyanimal biotechnologybiological anthropologyhuman evolutioncivilizationsevolutionary biologyveterinary medicinemammalian biologyanimal biosciencelivestock science

Population Structure of Obligate Groundwater Amphipod Crustaceans (Stygobromus Sp.) in Alluvial Aquifers. Hydrobiologia (2022)

Megan N. RitterBrian K. HandRachel MalisonSarah E. LowerJack StanfordGordon LuikartSteve Jordan

hydrogeologyhydrobiologyhydrobiologiaalluvial aquiferspopulation structureecology

Insect Radiations on Islands: Biogeographic Pattern and Evolutionary Process in Hawaiian Insects. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2021)

David H. HembryGordon BennettEmilie BessIdelle CooperSteve JordanJames LiebherrKarl N. MagnaccaDiana M. PercyDan A. PolhemusDaniel RubinoffKerry L. ShawPatrick M. O’Grady

ecology evolutionmolecular evolutionary ecologyevolutionary ecologyevolutionary processspeciationecological entomologyphylogeneticssystematicshawaiian insectsevolutionary biologyhawaiian islandsecologybiogeography

Genomic Data Reveal Similar Genetic Differentiation in Aquifer Species With Different Dispersal Capabilities and Life Histories. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society (2019)

Steve JordanBrian K HandScott HotalingAmanda G DelvecchiaRachel MalisonClark NissleyGordon LuikartJack A Stanford

flathead river basingenetic diversitynext-generation sequencingaquifer speciespopulation genomicsmolecular ecologyevolutionary biologyecologypopulation geneticsfreshwater biologygenetic variation

Congruent Population Genetic Structure but Differing Depths of Divergence for Three Alpine Stoneflies With Similar Ecology and Geographic Distributions. Freshwater Biology (2018)

Scott HotalingJ. Joseph GierschDebra S. FinnLusha M. TronstadSteve JordanLarry E. SerpaRonald G. CallClint C. MuhlfeldDavid W. Weisrock

cryptic diversityphylogeny comparisonecology evolutionmolecular evolutionary ecologygenetic diversitygene flowalpine stonefliesmolecular ecologysystematicsevolutionary biologyecologypopulation geneticsbiogeography

Demographic Modelling Reveals a History of Divergence With Gene Flow for a Glacially Tied Stonefly in a Changing Post‐Pleistocene Landscape. Journal of Biogeography (2017)

Scott HotalingClint C. MuhlfeldJ. Joseph GierschOmar A. AliSteve JordanMichael R. MillerGordon LuikartDavid W. Weisrock

climate changeecology evolutionadaptationbiological evolutionmolecular evolutionary ecologydemographic modellingevolutionary ecologylednia tumanaevolutionary applicationspopulation genomicsmolecular ecologygenetic variationevolutionary biologypopulation geneticsecology and evolutionary biologygenetics

CORRECTION: Loss of Genetic Diversity and Increased Subdivision in an Endemic Alpine Stonefly Threatened by Climate Change. PLoS ONE (2016)

Steve JordanJ. Joseph GierschClint C. MuhlfeldScott HotalingLiz FanningTyler H. TappenbeckGordon Luikart

ecology evolutionevolutionary ecologyconservation geneticsbiodiversitypopulation geneticsbiological conservationmolecular evolutionary ecologymolecular adaptationbiologyevolutionary geneticsgenetic variationclimate changeadaptationgenetic diversitymolecular ecologyendemic alpine stoneflyfunctional ecologyevolutionary biologyecology

Corrigendum to “Evolution and Taxonomy of the Wild Species of the Genus Ovis (Mammalia, Artiodactyla, Bovidae)” [Mol. Phylogenet. Evol. 54(2) (2010) 315–326]. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution (2016)

vertebrate paleontologysystematic entomologymammalogyzoologyzooarchaeologypaleontologyphylogeneticssystematicssystematic palaeontologypaleobiologyevolutionary biologybiologyhistorical biologymolecular evolutionbiological anthropologybiogeographyecology

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Steve Jordan

Professor of Biology

Bucknell University

Affiliations

Bucknell University

Steve Jordan is currently serving as a Bucknell University Professor of Biology at Bucknell University.

Honors

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Steve Jordan

Bucknell University

Professor of Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Phylogeny for Genus Capra Based on Extensive Sampling of Wild Populations. PLoS ONE (2025)

Diversification and Evolution of Hawaiian Megalagrion Damselflies ( Pinapinao, Odonata: Coenagrionidae). Systematic Entomology (2025)

Broad Maternal Geographic Origin of Domestic Sheep in Anatolia and the Zagros. Animal Genetics (2022)

Population Structure of Obligate Groundwater Amphipod Crustaceans (Stygobromus Sp.) in Alluvial Aquifers. Hydrobiologia (2022)

Megan N. RitterBrian K. HandRachel MalisonSarah E. LowerJack StanfordGordon LuikartSteve Jordan

hydrogeologyhydrobiologyhydrobiologiaalluvial aquiferspopulation structureecology

Insect Radiations on Islands: Biogeographic Pattern and Evolutionary Process in Hawaiian Insects. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2021)

David H. HembryGordon BennettEmilie BessIdelle CooperSteve JordanJames LiebherrKarl N. MagnaccaDiana M. PercyDan A. PolhemusDaniel RubinoffKerry L. ShawPatrick M. O’Grady

Genomic Data Reveal Similar Genetic Differentiation in Aquifer Species With Different Dispersal Capabilities and Life Histories. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society (2019)

Steve JordanBrian K HandScott HotalingAmanda G DelvecchiaRachel MalisonClark NissleyGordon LuikartJack A Stanford

flathead river basingenetic diversitynext-generation sequencingaquifer speciespopulation genomicsmolecular ecologyevolutionary biologyecologypopulation geneticsfreshwater biologygenetic variation

Congruent Population Genetic Structure but Differing Depths of Divergence for Three Alpine Stoneflies With Similar Ecology and Geographic Distributions. Freshwater Biology (2018)

Scott HotalingJ. Joseph GierschDebra S. FinnLusha M. TronstadSteve JordanLarry E. SerpaRonald G. CallClint C. MuhlfeldDavid W. Weisrock

Demographic Modelling Reveals a History of Divergence With Gene Flow for a Glacially Tied Stonefly in a Changing Post‐Pleistocene Landscape. Journal of Biogeography (2017)

Scott HotalingClint C. MuhlfeldJ. Joseph GierschOmar A. AliSteve JordanMichael R. MillerGordon LuikartDavid W. Weisrock

CORRECTION: Loss of Genetic Diversity and Increased Subdivision in an Endemic Alpine Stonefly Threatened by Climate Change. PLoS ONE (2016)

Steve JordanJ. Joseph GierschClint C. MuhlfeldScott HotalingLiz FanningTyler H. TappenbeckGordon Luikart

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