Professor of Biology
Biology Department
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Geneva, NY 14456 USA
The University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA --- Ph.D. in Zoology
The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI --- M.S. in Biological Sciences
The State University of New York at Oswego, NY --- B.A. in Zoology
Recent Books:
Adirondack Wildlife A Field Guide
James M. Ryan
2009
University Press of New England
272 pp.
118 B&W illus.
75 color illus.
7 line drawings
978-1-58465-749-1
$24.95 paper
James M. Ryan
2009
University Press of New England
272 pp.
118 B&W illus.
75 color illus.
7 line drawings
978-1-58465-749-1
$24.95 paper
Mammalogy
5th edition:
Terry Vaughan,
Jim Ryan, and
Nick Czaplewski
New edition 2010 from Jones & Bartlett Publishers
5th edition:
Terry Vaughan,
Jim Ryan, and
Nick Czaplewski
New edition 2010 from Jones & Bartlett Publishers
Mammalogy
4th edition:
Terry Vaughan,
Jim Ryan, and
Nick Czaplewski
4th edition:
Terry Vaughan,
Jim Ryan, and
Nick Czaplewski
- 672 pages
- Brooks Cole;
- 4th edition (1999)
My research focuses primarily on mammalian biodiversity and conservation.
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Southern Uganda: Studied the hero shrew on a National Geographic Grant.
Ghana Coastal Wetlands Management Project: Served as Team Leader for vertebrate surveys to established a series of long-term biodiversity monitoring sites in Ghana, West Africa. Worked with colleagues at The University of Ghana, Accra.
Small mammal surveys in Madagascar: Ranomafana National Park and primate surveys in forests in southern Madagascar.
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Southern Uganda: Studied the hero shrew on a National Geographic Grant.
Ghana Coastal Wetlands Management Project: Served as Team Leader for vertebrate surveys to established a series of long-term biodiversity monitoring sites in Ghana, West Africa. Worked with colleagues at The University of Ghana, Accra.
Small mammal surveys in Madagascar: Ranomafana National Park and primate surveys in forests in southern Madagascar.