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Dan Knapp, PhD Student

MS, Biology,
University of Alabama, 2020

​BS, Biology,
Pennsylvania State University, 2012​

​Current Project: Investigating the functional role of hellbenders (Cryptobranchus alleganiensis) in southern Appalachian streams. 
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​Dan has broad research interests including, but not limited to, nutrient cycling, behavioral ecology, morphological and developmental plasticity, and predator-prey interactions.  For his Master’s research, Dan studied how development, interspecific morphology, and predators influence the body stoichiometry of larval anurans.  In addition to extensive lab experience, Dan has spent a great deal of time in the field working for both the Jones Center at Ichauway in Georgia and for the USGS in California.
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​​In his free time, Dan likes to cook, snorkel, fish, and spend time with his wife and two cats.

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