McAndrews, John H | Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, University of Toronto

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McAndrews, John H

positions: faculty EEB

location: Downtown (St. George) Earth Sciences Building (ES)

research: Biodiversity & Systematics Conservation Biology Ecology of Populations, Communities & Ecosystems

Study organisms: Plants

Emeritus Faculty

jock [dot] mcandrews (at)utoronto [dot] ca

Education:

Ph.D., Minnesota, 1964

Phone:

416-978-6940

Fax:

416-978-5878

Office:

ESC 3049

Address:

Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
University of Toronto
25 Willcocks Street
Toronto , Ontario
Canada , M5S 3B2

Web Page:

http://labs.eeb.utoronto.ca/mcandrews

Research:

Vegetation and climate history of North America and the Caribbean, pollen analysis (see North American Pollen Database). Large mammal extinction.

Selected Publications