Frank Glaw is affiliated with the University of Bonn in Germany. Their research primarily centers on environmental science and biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology, with a significant focus on global and planetary change, ecology, evolution, behavior, and systematics. Additional areas of study include genetics, ecological modeling, and molecular biology.
The scientist's work covers a range of topics including amphibian and reptile biology, species distribution and climate change, animal behavior and reproduction, genomics and phylogenetic studies, bat biology and ecology studies, and the biology and taxonomy of Lepidoptera. Plant and animal studies are also part of their research interests.
Frank Glaw has published extensively in venues such as Zootaxa, Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), Global Biodiversity Information Facility, Vertebrate Zoology, and Scientific Reports. The highest number of publications appear in Zootaxa (18), followed by Zenodo with 14 publications.
The following are examples of recent papers associated with Frank Glaw's research contributions:
Frequent collaborators include Miguel Vences, Mark D. Scherz, Andolalao Rakotoarison, Jörn Köhler, and Angelica Crottini. These coauthors have worked with Frank Glaw on multiple occasions, reflecting an ongoing partnership in related scientific fields.
David R. Vieites;Katharina C. Wollenberg;Franco Andreone;Jörn Köhler
Jörn Köhler;Martin Jansen;Ariel Rodríguez;Philippe J. R. Kok
C. Kremen;A. Cameron;A. Cameron;A. Moilanen;S. J. Phillips
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Miguel Vences;David R. Vieites;David R. Vieites;Frank Glaw;Henner Brinkmann
Zoltán T. Nagy;Gontran Sonet;Frank Glaw;Miguel Vences
Marcelo Gehara;Marcelo Gehara;Andrew J. Crawford;Andrew J. Crawford;Victor G. D Orrico;Ariel Rodríguez
Jörn Köhler;David R. Vieites;Ronald M. Bonett;Francisco Hita García
Franco Andreone;John E. Cadle;Neil Cox;Frank Glaw
Katharina C. Wollenberg;David R. Vieites;Arie van der Meijden;Frank Glaw
David Prötzel;Martin Heß;Mark D. Scherz;Martina Schwager
Miguel Vences;Joachim Kosuch;Mark-Oliver Rödel;Stefan Lötters
Zoltán Tamás Nagy;Ulrich Joger;Michael Wink;Frank Glaw
Frank Glaw;Miguel Vences
Katharina C Wollenberg;David R Vieites;Frank Glaw;Miguel Vences
Frank Glaw;Jörn Köhler;Ted M. Townsend;Miguel Vences
Atsushi Kurabayashi;Masayuki Sumida;Hiromichi Yonekawa;Frank Glaw
Frank Glaw;Miguel Vences
Louis Boumans;David R. Vieites;Frank Glaw;Miguel Vences
Shai Meiri;Shai Meiri;Aaron M. Bauer;Allen Allison;Fernando Castro-Herrera
Franco Andreone;Angus I. Carpenter;Neil Cox;Louis du Preez
Sara Rocha;Miguel A. Carretero;Miguel Vences;Frank Glaw
C. Kremen;A. Cameron;A. Moilanen;S. Phillips
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