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Aguirre Laboratory (CSH-019)

Summary 🟡 ~

  • Owner Unit: College of Science and Health
  • Sub-unit: Biological Sciences
  • Content Type: center
  • Campus/Location: Lincoln Park (McGowan South 221A)
  • Last Verified: July 1, 2026

Description & capabilities

Faculty evolutionary biology and ichthyology research laboratory studying population-level diversification in fishes using geometric morphometrics, molecular markers, and field/ecological methods. Projects span Neotropical freshwater systems, habitat transformation, and axial-skeleton/body-form evolution.

Access status

Verification

  • Status: likely (~)
  • Confidence: 82/100
  • Rationale: Legacy evidence aligned with kernel provenance (depaul/XTR-000083); primary source: https://www.depaul.edu/faculty/windsor-aguirre
  • Last verified: 2026-07-01
  • Evidence:
  • Windsor Aguirre — Professor, Biological Sciences, Evolutionary Biology; McGowan South research on ecology and evolution of freshwater fish. (https://www.depaul.edu/faculty/windsor-aguirre)
  • Supplementary lab reference: https://www.waguirrelab.com/

Equipment

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Category Specific equipment
Sequencing and genomics Molecular markers and population-genetic analysis workflows
Microscopy Geometric morphometrics and morphological variation studies

Related equipment categories

Taxonomy bridges to related capability elsewhere on campus (search these terms or open the catalog anchors):

Source: Aguirre Lab website and faculty profile (May 2026). Last verified: July 29, 2026.

Contacts (resource-level)

Last verified: May 30, 2026.

People & contacts

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Source URL

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Documented Relationships

Evolutionary/molecular biology research group within McGowan Biological Sciences complex (CSH-004).

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Notes

Faculty research lab with dedicated public website (May 2026).