Catherine L. Malone

Catherine L. Malone is an American biologist and an author and co-author of biological subjects including works on biogeography and genetic variation.

Academic background Catherine Malone was a graduate of Texas A&M University in August 2000, from which she earned her PhD. She previously earned her bachelor's degree from University of California, Santa Cruz in December 1994. Two years earlier she completed an associate degree from Santa Monica College in California.

Positions Teaching positions From November 2000 to 2001 she was a guest lecturer for the Department of Biology/Biochemistry, in Texas A&M University, on a work called Population Genetics. From January to August 2001 she worked for Conservation of St. Lucian Iguanas as an outreach and education coordinator at the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries. From the same month of the same year, she worked as course instructor for Department of Forestry and Natural Resources, of Purdue University the position of which ended in April 2002. 2002 — Genetic Contributions to the Conservation of Caribbean Iguanas. In: Evolution, Behavioral Ecology, and Conservation of Iguanas

She also has four works in press, two of which are co-authored: Conservation Genetics of the Bahaman Iguana, Cyclura Cychlura. Conservation Genetics Patterns of Reproductive Success Determined by Microsatellite Analysis in a Translocated Cyclura Iguana Population Microsatellite Loci for Neotropical Tent Bats (Uroderma) Distribution of Genetic Variation in Pronghorn Antelope