GASP Lab
Collaborator/Senior Lecture- Gabor/Aspbury = GASP
- Andrea Aspbury - (Fall 2002-present) - Differential sperm allocation by male sailfin mollies
Current Lab
GASP lab 07: lft to rt-Kristen, Caitlin , Andrea (Annika), Tamira, Celeste, Laura, Holly
GASP lab 06: lft to rt-Kristen, Celeste, Rosie , Holly, Donelle, Caitlin
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| Annika Aspbury Gabor-our lab Mascot | |||||||
| Our sexy male examining an Amazon molly |  |
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| Some of the GASP lab after a day in the sun floating in the river | |||||||
- Celeste Espinedo (MS)- Reproductive isolation in Gambusia
Team Salamander 06: Lauren (lft), Kristen (rt)
- Kristen Epp (PhD)- Predator-Prey interactions of the San Marcos salamander
- Laura Alberici (PhD)- Unisexual-bisexual molly species interactions in a semi-natural population
Undergraduate Students
- Michelle Parmley (Summer 2007 -present) - Male sailfin molly mate choice
- Tamira Konkin-Garcia (Summer 2006 -present) - Life history parameters in sailfin mollies
Previous Summer Colleague (High school teacher)
- Marty Wise and
- Behavior of sailfin and Amazon mollies in their natural environment.
Previous Graduate Students
Gabor Team 04: Back row from left: Jenny Gumm, Maria Thaker
front row from left : Andrea Aspbury, Danielle King, Caitlin Gabor
Upon our return from collecting fish in Mexico. Happy, tired, wet, and dirty!
