The photo above is of a white-footed mouse we caught at mont Saint-Bruno in the Fall of 2012 (photo V. Millien)
Welcome !
Our research focuses on the Evolution of Species Diversity in a Changing Environment.
Specific topics include: Ecotypic Variation and Climate Change, The Evolution of Species on Islands, The Effects of Climate Change and Isolation on Morphological Evolution, Functional Morphology, Competition and Community Size Structure among Coexisting Species, The Emergence of Lyme Disease in Canada, and more ...
Projects currently available for graduate students:
(1) Pattern of emergence of Lyme disease and other tick borne diseases; field work component to be conducted in Southern Quebec
(2) A project with a field work component to be conducted in Barbados; different topics possible
(3) The Biodiversity Paradox in Quebec mammals; modelling distribution change and species composition turnover under climate change
Please get in touch with me if interested!
(1) Pattern of emergence of Lyme disease and other tick borne diseases; field work component to be conducted in Southern Quebec
(2) A project with a field work component to be conducted in Barbados; different topics possible
(3) The Biodiversity Paradox in Quebec mammals; modelling distribution change and species composition turnover under climate change
Please get in touch with me if interested!
Contact
Department of Biology, McGill University
1205 Docteur Penfield
Montreal (QC) H3A 1B1, Canada
E-mail: virginie.millien at mcgill.ca
1205 Docteur Penfield
Montreal (QC) H3A 1B1, Canada
E-mail: virginie.millien at mcgill.ca
