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Daniel Rabosky is a Professor and Curator at the Museum of Zoology in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Michigan. His research focuses on macroevolution, speciation, and herpetology, utilizing phylogenetic comparative methods to explore evolutionary ecology. He is also actively involved in software development related to macroevolutionary dynamics, specifically with projects like BAMM and BAMMtools. Rabosky's work emphasizes the study of biodiversity theory, the evolution of Australian reptiles, and paleobiology, with contributions that have advanced the understanding of speciation rates and their ecological implications. He mentors graduate and postdoctoral students in these fields and engages in collaborative scientific projects that support the study of vertebrate specimens in the context of evolutionary research.
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science