Michael Wooten

Associate Professor
Zoology
331 Funchess Hall
Auburn University, AL 36849

Phone: 844-9231

e-mail: mwooten@ag.auburn.edu

Statistical Software:

SAS, DOS

SAS, Windows

Spatial Autocorrelation Programs (FORTRAN)

Mantel Analyses (FORTRAN)

Courses Taught:

Genetics, ZY300 Fall, Winter, Spring

Population Genetics, ZY519

Evolutionary Genetics, ZY629

Research Interests:

One of my major interests is in determining the factors that cause and maintain micro-geographic patterning within natural populations. The current emphasis of our current research is directed towards understanding the role that spatial substructure plays in maintaining genetic variation within isolated gene pools. The primary animal models being investigated in my laboratory are endangered populations of beach mice, Peromyscus polionotus and the mosquitofish, Gambusia sp.

Link to:

• Beach Mouse Research Page - Auburn University

November 9, 1995