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Eco-Evolution Lab

University of Connecticut
Research lead
Mark C. Urban
Research area
Climate change
Recruiting
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

Climate changeEco-evolutionary dynamicsExtinction riskBiodiversityAquatic ecology

About the research

Can evolution help ecological communities keep pace with climate change?

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Urban integrates ecology, evolution, and genetics to study biodiversity and extinction risk. His field research includes ponds, lakes, and streams, with work extending from New England to Alaska’s North Slope. He also investigates how adaptation and interactions among species influence ecological outcomes. Research on climate driven risks connects observations of organisms and communities with efforts to estimate future biodiversity losses, asking both how nature can respond to environmental change and where that response may reach its limits.

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