Kin Onn Chan
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Assistant Professor and Curator of Vertebrate Collections
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Kin Onn Chan is an Assistant Professor and Curator of Vertebrate Collections at Michigan State University, USA. His research expertise includes taxonomy, biodiversity-conflict relationships, and the impacts of deforestation on amphibian populations. Recent publications highlight his contributions to amphibian genomics, species delimitation, and the importance of specimen collection in scientific research.
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A Genomic Perspective on Cryptic Speciation in Bent-toed Geckos
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Molecular Systematics of Herpetofauna in Peninsular Malaysia
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Testing the Hypothesis of Ecological Speciation in Malaysia’s Karst Geckos
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From Mountains to Islands: Hidden Diversity and Riverscape Genetics of Amphibians and Reptiles in Northeastern Peninsular Malaysia
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