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People in KU Herpetology are an international group of experts on reptiles amphibians.

Kaitlin Allen Graduate student Herpetology kallen9@ku.edu Dyche Hall	Rafe Brown Curator-in-Charge Herpetology rafe@ku.edu 785.864.3403 Dyche Hall	Kevin Chovanec Graduate student Herpetology k947c454@ku.edu Dyche Hall
Pietro de Mello Graduate student Herpetology p470d241 Dyche Hall	Bill Duellman Curator Emeritus Herpetology duellman@ku.edu 785.864.2360 Dyche Hall	Rich Glor Associate Curator Herpetology glor@ku.edu 785.864.6875 Dyche Hall
Mark W. Herr Graduate Research Fellow Herpetology markherr@ku.edu 785.864.3439 Dyche Hall	Carl Hutter Research Affiliate Herpetology carl.hutter@ku.edu 785.864.3439 Dyche Hall	Camila Gibas Meneses Graduate Student Herpetology cgmeneses@ku.edu Dyche
Ana Motta Collection Manager Herpetology apmotta@ku.edu 785.864.4508 Dyche Hall	Nikki Realubit Graduate Student Herpetology nikkidyannerealubit@ku.edu Dyche Hall	Hannah Som Graduate Student Herpetology hannahesom@ku.edu Dyche Hall
Christian Supsup M.A. Graduate Student Herpetology christian.supsup@ku.edu Dyche Hall	Walter Tapondjou Graduate Student Herpetology tankwalter@ku.edu Dyche Hall	Javier Torres Graduate Student Herpetology Dyche Hall
Jeff Weinell Graduate Student Herpetology jeffweinell@ku.edu Dyche Hall	Linda Trueb Curator Emerita Herpetology trueb@ku.edu 785.864.3342 Dyche Hall

Herpetology at a Glance

(Amphibians and Reptiles)

Established: 1900

Collection Strengths: 340,000 specimens

Current Research Strengths: biogeography of the Philippines, New World anurans, and West Indian anoles

Curator: Rafe Brown
785.864.3403

Curator: Rich Glor
785.864.6875

The KU Herpetology collection may be browsed online via the VertNet or Specify6 web portals. Advanced users may also download our complete Darwin Core database via GBIF.

Biodiversity Institute Research Divisions