Collections Manager, Fishes
Gantz Family Collections Center
Caleb is an integrative tropical biologist interested in the evolution, ecology, and distributions of fishes. While most of his work centers around the systematics, taxonomy, and historical biogeography of fishes, he collaborates with scientists active in areas of study such as paleontology, physiology, genomics, environmental science, and behavior. These interdisciplinary approaches offer the most toward enhancing our understanding of biodiversity. He works primarily with Neotropical freshwater fishes of Mexico, Central and South America.
For more information on Caleb's research program and joining the lab, visit Caleb's research website.
Education and Work
Ph.D., Louisiana State University
M.S., Southeastern Louisiana University
B.S., Erskine College
Accomplishments
For publications, please visit Caleb's Google Scholar Profile at https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=WTB-uFIAAAAJ&hl=en
American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists
Society for Systematic Biologists
Southeastern Fishes Council
Sociedad de Ictiología Mexicana
Neotropical Biogeography Network
Research Sketch
Systematics and Taxonomy of Neotropical Cichlids
Biogeography of Middle American Fishes
Ecomorphology and Body Shape Evolution