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Ascidian Home Page for
Gretchen Lambert
Phone: (206) 365-3734
gretchen.lambert00@gmail.com
Ascidian News:
Published twice a year since 1975. Includes up-to-date listings of recent publications on ascidians worldwide, and ascidian abstracts from many recent meetings. Contact G. Lambert for earlier issues.
Ascidian News #70
December 2012
Ascidian News #68
November 2011
Ascidian News #67
December 2010
Ascidian News #65
December 2009
Ascidian News #63
December 2008
Ascidian News #61
November 2007
Ascidian News #59
September 2006
Ascidian News #58
December 2005
Ascidian News #56
December 2004
Ascidian News #54
December 2003
Ascidian News
#52 December 2002
Ascidian News #50
December 2001
Ascidian News
#48 December 2000
Ascidian News
#46 November 1999
Ascidian News #44 December 1998
Ascidian
News #42 December 1997
Ascidian News
#40 December 1996
Ascidian News #38
December 1995
Research Interests:
Charles Lambert (deceased June
1, 2011): Maturation and fertilization of ascidian eggs, reproductive biology of
ascidians, nitrogen storage in ascidians, introductions of non-indigenous
ascidians.
Gretchen Lambert: Ascidian taxonomy
and distribution, introductions of non-indigenous ascidians, spicule formation in solitary and compound ascidians.
Links:
Tunicata email
discussion forum http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/lists/tunicata.html
Color photos of ascidians from the Adriatic,
Bernard Picton's Encyclopedia of marine life of
Ascidians of the
http://www.marinespecies.org/ascidiacea/
World Register of Marine Species (WoRMS). Check the
current validity of any published ascidian species, plus bibliography,
background information, distribution etc. on many species.
http://www.ascidians.com developed
by Arjan Gittenberger of
the Natl. Mus. Of Nat. History in
http://erms.biol.soton.ac.uk/lists/brief/Tunicata.shtml European Register of Marine Species: the Tunicata
http://woodshole.er.usgs.gov/project-pages/stellwagen/didemnum/index.htm Worldwide images of and information on the
highly invasive Didemnum vexillum
http://www.exoticsguide.org San Francisco Bay Exotics Guide, developed by
Dr. Andrew Cohen, SF Estuary Institute.
http://pnwscuba.smugmug.com/Invasive%20Tunicates
Photos of Didemnum vexillum
and other invasive tunicates in the U.S. Pacific Northwest.
Gretchen
Lambert gretchen.lambert00@gmail.com