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Charles Darwin's evolutionary tree.
Systematics and Evolutionary Biology Laboratory
We are interested in the evolutionary history of organisms, and use phylogenies as a framework to understand their diversities and the process of diversification. Major insect groups of our current focus are treehoppers, spittle bugs, damselflies, stag beetles, and aquatic insects.
Contact Us
- EMAIL：treehops@thu.edu.tw
- LAB TEL: +886-4-2359-0121 ext. 32413
- FAX: +886-4-2359-0296
- Address: Department of Life Science, Tunghai University, No. 181, Section 3, Taichungkan Road, Taichung, Taiwan 40704
News
- 2014/02/27
- Our lab has moved to NTNU.
- New lab site http://web.ntnu.edu.tw/~treehopper.
- 2012/08/01
- The pattern of speciation in four Euphaea damselflies was published in Molecular Ecology.
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- 2012/04/24
- A study on the differentiation of two sibling gossamer-wing damselflies, Euphaea formosa and E. yayeyamana appeared in the Journal of Insect Science.
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- 2012/04/12
- Primers for amplification of nuclear introns in four Euphaea damselflies is published in Molecular Ecology Resources.
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- 2011/05/15
- A phylogeographic study of an endemic Taiwanese gossamer-wing damselfly, Euphaea formosa is published in BMC Evolutionary Biology.
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- 2011/01/25
- Lab web site moved!
- Our lab web site has moved to a new server, http://sysnevo.thu.edu.tw, please update the web link.
Announcement
- 2010/11/15
- Undergraduate & Graduate Research Projects.
- Our lab is looking for undergraduate and graduate students to conduct research projects on: 1.Treehopper Biology 2.Biodiversity of Aquatic Insects 3.Color Vision of Damselflies 4. Reproductive Behavior & Allometry of Stag Beetles. 5. Insect Biodiversity of Plantation Forests. 6. Diversification of Insects on the Philippine Archipelago. Please send messages to Chung-Ping Lin at treehops@thu.edu.tw.
Jobs
- 2009/09/02
- No job posting