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John Reiss Ph.D.

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John Reiss Ph.D.

Professor Emeritus - Zoology

  • PhD, 1993, Harvard University
  • MA, 1986, Harvard University
  • BA, 1984, University of California, Santa Cruz
  • Comparative Anatomy of the Vertebrates
  • Introductory Zoology
  • History of Biology
  • California Natural History
  • Electron Microscopy

Graduate Students

Former:

  • 2024, Emily Gremling: "Comparative morphology and ultrastructure of olfactory epithelia in plethodontid salamanders: Effect of life history variation"
  • 2024, Giuseppina (Sun) Lanzilli: "Comparing alternative developmental modes: Structure and gene expression in the olfactory system of plethodontid salamanders"2023, Jaclyn Patmore: "Olfactory organ morphology and ultrastructure of the larval Koh Tao Island caecilian (Ichthyophis kohtaoensis)"
  • 2021, Kyle Orr: “The homology of sarcopterygian gills.”
  • 2020, Ethan Snee: “An ecomorphological analysis of locomotion in larvae and neotenes of two salamander species: Dicamptodon tenebrosus (stream-type) and Ambystoma gracile (pond-type).”
  • 2019, Adrian Macedo: "Life history of the coastal tailed frog (Ascaphus truei) across an elevational gradient."
  • 2017, Christian Brown - Habitat use and movement patterns of two redwood forest salamanders, Aneides vagrans and Ensatina eschscholtzii, with an examination of the efficacy of PIT tags for marking small plethodontids
  • 2016, Jennifer Tucker - Effectiveness of cutaneous antifungal microbe bioaugmentation for disease prevention in the Cascades Frog, Rana cascadae, of northern California
  • 2015, Adam Cummings - Evolution of an aquatic courtship pheromone in the genus Taricha
  • 2013, Timothy Girod - Bullfrog (Lithobates catesbeianus) diet composition, life history, and time period for larval development in California's north coast
  • 2012, Michael Sun - Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis prevalence in Northern Red-legged Frogs (Rana aurora) - 10 years later
  • 2011, Shannon Morago - A mechanism to increase chemosensory perception in humans?
  • 2009, Larkin Chases - Olfactory response to food in larval Coastal Giant Salamanders, Dicamptodon tenebrosus
  • 2008, Carrie Sendak - Movement patterns and habitat use of the Northern Red-legged Frog, Rana aurora
  • 2006, Noelle Benzekri - Olfactory structure and metamorphosis in the Coastal Tailed Frog, Ascaphus truei
  • 2004, Nathan Nieto - Chytridiomycosis in larval Red-legged Frogs in and near Redwood National Park
  • 2004, Jeremy Stuelpnagel - Olfactory metamorphosis in the Coastal Giant Salamander, Dicamptodon tenebrosus
  • 2003, Stein Coriell - Environmental factors affecting paedomorphosis in the Coastal Giant Salamander
  • 2001, Jason Lowe - Population structure of two sympatric salamanders, Plethodon elongatus and Ensatina eschscholtzii

 

Sharyn Marks Ph.D.

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Sharyn Marks Ph.D.

Professor - Zoology

Department Chair

  • BA (1987) University of Chicago
  • PhD (1995) University of California, Berkeley
  • Herpetology
  • Introductory Zoology
  • Science 100
  • Methods of Laboratory Instruction

Graduate Students

Current: Sabrina Horrack, Mary Mackey, Stacie Nunes

Former: Don Ashton, Cheryl Bondi, Ryan Bourque, Jennifer Cary, Madeline Cooper, Helen Fitting, Andy Gottscho (co-advised w/ Dr. Bryan Jennings), Luke Groff, Lee Hecker, Miranda Haggarty, Andrea Herman, Sean Reilly (co-advised w/ Dr. Bryan Jennings), Lauren Smith, Leah Sloan, Jim Spickler

Richard Boone

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Richard Boone

Professor Emeritus - Botany and Forestry

J. Michael Bowes

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J. Michael Bowes

Professor Emeritus - Genetics

Milton J. Boyd

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Milton J. Boyd

Professor Emeritus - Zoology

John D. DeMartini

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John D. DeMartini

Professor Emeritus - Zoology

Richard Gilchrist

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Richard Gilchrist

Professor Emeritus - Zoology

Ken Lang

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Ken Lang

Professor Emeritus - Ecology

David Largent

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David Largent

Professor Emeritus - Mycology

Julie Van Sickle

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Julie Van Sickle

Assistant Director Redwood Science Project

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