Thomas R. Buckley is affiliated with the University of Auckland in New Zealand. Their research spans multiple disciplines within agricultural and biological sciences, biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, and environmental science. The scientist's work frequently intersects with fields such as ecology, evolution, behavior, systematics, genetics, molecular biology, and cardiology and cardiovascular medicine.
Their main research topics cover plant and animal studies, genetic diversity and population structure, species distribution and climate change, environmental DNA in biodiversity studies, fossil insects in amber, Coleoptera taxonomy and distribution, and cardiac health and mental health.
Coauthors frequently collaborating with Thomas R. Buckley include:
Common publication venues for Buckley's work include:
Recent papers featuring Thomas R. Buckley's research are:
David Posada;Thomas R. Buckley
Bernhard Misof;Shanlin Liu;Karen Meusemann;Ralph S. Peters
Chris Simon;Thomas R. Buckley;Francesco Frati;James B. Stewart
David Posada;T. R. Buckley
Thomas R. Buckley
Thomas R. Buckley;Michael Cordeiro;David C. Marshall;Chris Simon
Thomas R. Buckley;Peter Arensburger;Chris Simon;Chris Simon;Geoffrey K. Chambers
Gavin Lear;Ian Dickie;Jonathan C. Banks;Stephane Boyer
Alexei J. Drummond;Richard D. Newcomb;Richard D. Newcomb;Thomas R. Buckley;Thomas R. Buckley;Dong Xie
Benjamin Wipfler;Harald Letsch;Paul B Frandsen;Paschalia Kapli
Neil J. Gemmell;Kim Rutherford;Stefan Prost;Marc Tollis;Marc Tollis
David C. Marshall;Chris Simon;Chris Simon;Thomas R. Buckley
T. R. Buckley;C. Simon;C. Simon;P. K. Flook;B. Misof
Thomas R Buckley;Dilini Attanayake;Sven Bradler
Elena Hilario;Thomas R. Buckley;John M. Young
Yinghua Liang;Thomas R. Buckley;LiLi Tu;Scott D. Langdon
Thomas R. Buckley;Chris Simon;Geoffrey K. Chambers
Thomas R. Buckley;Clifford W. Cunningham
Jerome Murienne;Jerome Murienne;Savel R. Daniels;Savel R. Daniels;Thomas R. Buckley;Georg Mayer
Peter K. Dearden;Neil J. Gemmell;Ocean R. Mercier;Philip J. Lester
JK Killian;TR Buckley;NJ Stewart;BL Munday
Richard A. B. Leschen;Thomas R. Buckley
Thomas R. Buckley;Chris Simon;Hidetoshi Shimodaira;Geoffrey K. Chambers
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