Allan J. Landwer
Professor of Biology, Curator, HSU Collection of Vertebrates, Director of International Studies
325-670-5894
HSU Box
Holland School of Sciences and Mathematics
Biology
I am personally committed to quality teaching and scholarship. My goal as a professor at HSU is to assist students in acquiring the ability to think, write, and speak clearly, critically, and independently about a wide range of important issues in biology. HSU’s biology department provides a caring, challenging academic environment where you can gain the skills and knowledge to attain your dreams.
Degrees Earned:
- Bachelor's ~ Biology ~ Texas Christian University ~ 1986
- Master's ~ Biology (Ecology) ~ Texas Christian University ~ 1988
- Doctorate ~ Biology (Ecology) ~ University of New Mexico ~ 1994
Resume:
Publications:
- Ferguson, G.W., W.H. Gehrmann, K. B. Karsten, A. J. Landwer, E. N. Carman, T. C. Chen, M.F. Holick. 2005. Ultraviolet Exposure and Vitamin D Synthesis in a sun-dwelling and a shade-dwelling species of Anolis: are there adaptations for lower UVB and dietary vitamin D3 availability in the shade? Physiological and Biochemical Zoology 78(2):193-200.
- C. A. Campbell, T. E. Lee, Jr. and A. J. Landwer. 2002. Noteworthy records of Mammals from the Rolling Plains of Texas. The Texas Journal of Science 54(4):365-368.
- Landwer, A. J., and G. W. Ferguson. 2002. Long-term structural habitat use of male individuals of two native and one introduced Anolis (POLYCHROTIDAE) species on the north coast of Jamaica. The Texas Journal of Science 54(1):51-58.
- Landwer, A. J. and T. Lee. 2001. New reptile and amphibian county records from the southern rolling plains of Texas. Herpetological Review 32(2), 2001.