Zoology and Wildlife Conservation Graduate Field/Program

- animal cytology
- comparative and functional anatomy
- histology
- ecology
- developmental biology

Opportunities exist for study and research in many phases of zoology, particularly in the descriptive and experimental aspects of the vertebrate anatomy, with emphasis on comparative and functional approaches; developmental biology, with emphasis on comparative and experimental embryology; invertebrate zoology; and vertebrate zoology.

The field does not have a language requirement, but proficiency in one or more foreign languages may be required by the student's Special Committee.

Allmon, Warren Douglas Professor
Bloom, Stephen Earl Cornell Emeritus Professor
Bowman, Dwight Douglas Cornell Faculty Member
Buckles, Elizabeth Louise Assistant Professor of Pathology
Chang, Yung-Fu Cornell Faculty Member
Clark, Christopher W Cornell Academic Staff
Comizzoli, Pierre Cornell Faculty Member
Curtis, Paul D. Associate Professor
Farnum, Cornelia E James Law Professor of Anatomy
Fortune, Joanne Elizabeth Cornell Faculty Member
Harvell, Catherine Drew Cornell Faculty Member
Hermanson, John W Cornell Faculty Member
Kollias, George V Jay Hyman Professor of Wildlife Medicine
McCune, Amy R. Cornell Faculty Member
Mohammed, Hussni Omar Cornell Faculty Member
Noden, Drew Morrison Cornell Faculty Member
Place, Ned J. Cornell Faculty Member
Provine, William Ball Charles A. Alexander Professor of Biological Sciences, and Professor of History
Selvaraj, Vimal Cornell Faculty Member
Songsasen, Nucharin Cornell Faculty Member
Suarez, Susan Stevens Cornell Faculty Member
Sutter, Nathaniel B. Cornell Faculty Member
Travis, Alexander J. Cornell Faculty Member
Winkler, David Ward Cornell Faculty Member

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