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Below are listed all of the lab instructors for the 2005 Winter Session of Biology 204. Simply by clicking on the e-mail address of an instructer, you can send him or her a message. Also provided are office locations and other useful details.

Teaching Staff:

Lecturer

Dr. Bill Milsom

Lab Instructor

Sandra Millen

Teaching Assistants

	Emily Coolidge
	Meghan Darcy
	Charissa Fung
	Mervin Hastings
	Steve Machtaler
	Catalina Reyes
	Colin Saunders

	Bill Milsom Professor Biosciences Building, room 3324 milsom@zoology.ubc.ca My lab specializes in research on respiratory physiology.
	Sandra Millen Sr. Instructor Biosciences Building, room 2340 millen@zoology.ubc.ca I am the lab instructor for vertebrate and invertebrate anatomy. My research is on Opisthobranch molluscs, describing new species and looking at their relationships.
	Emily Coolidge Teaching Assistant Biosciences Building, room 3345 coolidge@zoology.ubc.ca I am quantifying the abundance and distribution of oxygen sensing tissues in fish gills using a comparative appraoch ofhypoxia tolerant and intolerant species.
	Meghan Darcy Teaching Assistant Fisheries m.darcy@fisheries.ubc.ca I have been working on fisheries modelling in Steve Martell's lab.
	Charissa Fung Teaching Assistant Biosciences Building, room 3345 fung@zoology.ubc.ca I am studying the cranial morphology of piscivorous and mammal-eating killer whales.
	Mervin Hastings Teaching Assistant Biosciences Building, room 3337 hastings@zoology.ubc.ca I am working on the ontogeny of physiological functions (metabolism, thermal conductance) in leatherback turtles in Dr. Dave Jones' lab.
	Steve Machtaler Teaching Assistant Biosciences Building, room 3321 machtaler@zoology.ubc.ca I am currently investigating the role of the IgB chain of the B cell antigen receptor (BCR) on B lymphocytes in the trafficking of the BCR to the cell surface and its role in the development of B cell lymphomas and leukemias.
	Catalina Reyes Teaching Assistant Biosciences Building, room 3337 reyes@zoology.ubc.ca I study the effects of circadian and circannual rhythms in the chemosensitivity and metabolic rate of freshwater turtles (red ear sliders).
	Colin Sanders Teaching Assistant Biosciences Building, room 3337 sanders@zoology.ubc.ca I work on the metabolic rate of Tegu lizards in Dr. Bill Milsom's lab.

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