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Julian Humphries

  Texas Memorial Museum and Department of Geological Sciences
  University of Texas
  Austin, TX, 78712
  Email: humphries@mail.utexas.edu
  Phone: 512- 471-3275
Education
  Bachelor of Science, Biology, Jacksonville University, 1971
  Master of Science, Biology, Tulane University, 1977
  Doctor of Philosophy, Biological Sciences, University of Michigan,1981

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Research Interests

Some Recent and Not So Recent Publications

Blake, J.A., C.J. Bult, M.J. Donoghue, J.M. Humphries and C. Fields. 1994. Interoperability of Biological Data Bases: A Meeting Report. Systematic Biology 43:585-589.

Bookstein , F.L. Chernoff, R. Elder, J. Humphries, J. Smith, G. & Strauss, R. 1985. Morphometrics in evolutionary biology. Special publication 15. The Academy of Natural Science Philadelphia. Philadelphia.

Humphries, J. M. 1986-98. MUSE, a microcomputer program for managing natural history collections.

Humphries, J. M. 1996. MUSE, a tutorial and reference manual.

Humphries, J. M. and R.C. Cashner. 1994. Notropis suttkusi, a new cyprinid from the Ouachita Uplands of Oklahoma and Arkansas, with comments on the status of Ozarkian populations of N. rubellus. Copeia 1994(1) 82-90.

Humphries, J. M., W. L. Fink and J. Cracraft. 1991. Testimony to the BBS Task Force Looking to the 21st Century. Systematic Zoology 40: 383-385.

Mabee, P.M. and J. M. Humphries. 1993. Coding polymorphic data: examples from allozymes and ontogeny. Systematic Biology.

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