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The Hedrick Lab seeks to better understand the interconnected relationship between morphology, phylogeny, and ecology in order to answer the question:

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How do morphological innovations lead to ecological expansion and the radiation of taxa?

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By studying a wide variety of taxa ranging from sharks, to bats, to rodents, to dinosaurs, we assess the impact of morphological evolution on the great diversity of life, past, present, and future.

News from 2024

January 5, 2024; Hedrick Lab at SICB Atlanta

Andrew Orkney, Will Hooker, Lauren Essner, Caroline Goldstein, and Isha Chauhan all presented their research at SICB 2025 in Atlanta!

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January 27, 2025; Stephen Presents His Masters' Work

Stephen presented his work at the Lab of Ornithology to the public to educate folks on the effects of road mortality on salamander populations and recruit volunteers for his fieldwork that will be starting this Spring.

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Cornell University

College of Veterinary Medicine

Department of Biomedical Sciences

Ithaca NY

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