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Robert S. Egan Professor of Biology Joined UNO Faculty in 1979 |
Ph.D. University of Colorado- Boulder 1971 |
| Allwine Hall 514F | Office: (402) 554-2491 | Home: (402) 483-7051 | 8010 Abigail Dr., Lincoln 68516 |
| FAX: (402) 554-3532 | e-mail: regan@unomaha.edu | ||
Each course I teach has its own home page including the catalog description, course syllabus, sample tests, and other information.
Biology 4350 (Lichenology)
Biology 1750 (Biology II)
To see information on graduate student theses (Master of Arts or Master of Science) completed under my direction, click on the button below.
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Graduate Student Theses
My research interests include the systematics, ecology and phytogeography of the lichen-forming fungi and other cryptogamic plants. My current research in lichen taxonomy utilizes traditional morphological approaches as well as data from TLC chemical analyses. I maintain a lichen herbarium of approximately 18,000 identified specimens, cataloged on computer databases, and have a lichen exchange program.
For more research information and a list of WWW links on lichens, click here
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For a complete listing of service activities in earlier years, click on the button below.
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Previous Service Activities
[I last updated this web site on January 10, 2012]
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