Systematics and Taxonomy

Systematics of long-horned beetles (Coleoptera:Cerambycidae) with an emphasis on a generic-level phylogenetic analysis of the longhorned beetle tribe Onciderini (Cerambycidae: Lamiinae); Gino Nearns. See: Kelly Miller Lab.com

Phylogeny of Chihuahuan Desert millipedes, Mike Medrano. See: Kelly Miller Lab.com

Systematic revision of the longhorned beetle (Cerambycidae) genus Elytroleptus; Traci L. Grzymala. See: Kelly Miller Lab.com

Mating systems in diving beetles (Dytiscidae); Lauren M. Cleavall. See: Kelly Miller Lab.com

Phylogeny of the holarctic bee genus Andrena with a revision of the subgenus Callandrena (Hymenoptera); Leah Larkin.

Regional analysis of Southwestern sheet-web weaver spiders (Lyniphiidae); Sandra Brantley.

Systematic revisionary work of the North American Trimerotropine grasshoppers (Orthoptera), and the North American katydid genera Aglaothorax, Neduba, Eremopedes, Pediodectes, Ateloplus, and Steiroxys (Orthoptera); David Lightfoot.

Ecology

Conservation ecology of the endangered Sacramento Mountains checkerspot butterfly, New Mexico; Julie McIntyre.

Environmental associations of aquatic insects of the Middle Rio Grande, New Mexico; Tom Kennedy.

Ecology of Rio Grande bosque ground-dwelling arthropods, New Mexico; Manuel Molles, Clifford Crawford, Jean-Luc Cartron.

Arthropods of the riparian corridor of the Colorado River in Grand Canyon, Arizona, in relation to water fluctuation from Glen Canyon Dam; David Lightfoot and Sandra Brantley.

Microarthropods associated with soil cryptobiotic crusts in the arid Southwest; Sandra Brantley and Ursula Shepard.

Spatial and temporal dynamics of ground-dwelling arthropod communities across the Rio Grande Rift, New Mexico; David Lightfoot and Sandra Brantley.

Ecological interactions and diversity of dragonflies and damselflies at several spatial scales; Karen Gaines.

The ecology of native bee pollinators at the Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge, New Mexico; Karen Wetherill.

Community and population ecology of grasshoppers of the Jornada and Sevilleta Long-Term Ecological Research sites, New Mexico; David Lightfoot.