Systematics
Research topics include questions about relationship between species and why a certain species is found at a certain location.
Research topics
At the department, we study diverse eukaryotic organisms such as birds, worms, flowering plants, fungi, and many other groups. In many cases, questions are similar regardless of the organism ,and researchers collaborate closely.
Under each heading, we have listed the researchers involved, with links to contact information and possible additional group or project pages.
Bengt Oxelman (professor)
Roger Eriksson (researcher)
Christine Bacon (lecturer)
Alexandre Antonelli (professor, director of science Kew Gardens, England)
Mari Källersjö (adjunkt professor, Gothenburg botanical garden)
Urban Olsson (professor) - especially birds
Christer Erséus (senior professor) - especially worms
Sören Faurby (lecturer)
Ellen Larsson (principal curator)
Henrik Nilsson (lektor)
Allison Perrigo (director GGBC)
Christine Bacon (lecturer)
Sören Faurby (lecturer)
Alexandre Antonelli (professor, director of science Kew Gardens, England)
Do you want to learn more about systematics & biodiversity? We offer many courses that deal with questions related to this research area.
