The scientists at the Department of Invertebrate Zoology are specialists of different animal groups. They work on taxonomy, systematics and ecology.
Nematoda (Roundworms)Taxonomy, systematics, and phylogeny of nematodes, especially the groups Rhabditida, Teratocephalida, and PlectidaRead moreSoil fauna and Tardigrada (Water-bears)Diversity of nematodes and plantsMicrofauna on Antarctic nunataks Microfauna in mossRead moreOligochaeta (Earthworms)Morphology, systermatics, and phylogeny of the clitellates (Annelida) especially the following topics: Development (morphogenesis) of the male and female ducts in representatives of the different subfamilies within Tubificidae.Read moreMolluscaSystematics and morphology of molluscs, particularly marine snails. Special interest in chemosynthetic environments (hydrothermal vents, cold seeps and similar).Read moreGastrotrichaSystematics and phylogeny of Swedish freshwater Gastrotricha (Ph.D. project)Read moreOphiuroidea (Brittle stars)Taxonomy and systematics of brittle stars and basket stars, particularly morphology and ontogenic character development.Read morePlatyhelminthesRotiferaSpeciation, macroecology, and patterns of diversityRead more
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