
Principal Investigator
Carmen G. Montaña, PhD.
PhD- 2012, Texas A&M University
Assistant Professor Department Of Biology
Stephen F. Austin State University
Miller Science Building, Room # 123
Nacogdoches, TX 75962
Email: montanascg (at) sfasu (dot) edu
Phone: 936.468.2322
Curriculum vitae
ResearchGate Profile
Google Scholar Profile
Carmen G. Montaña, PhD.
PhD- 2012, Texas A&M University
Assistant Professor Department Of Biology
Stephen F. Austin State University
Miller Science Building, Room # 123
Nacogdoches, TX 75962
Email: montanascg (at) sfasu (dot) edu
Phone: 936.468.2322
Curriculum vitae
ResearchGate Profile
Google Scholar Profile
Visiting Researchers
Dr. Reuber Antoniazzi
Ph.D. in Science at Instituto de Ecología (INECOL), Mexico Website: www.reuberantoniazzi.weebly.com CV: reuberantoniazzi.weebly.com/cv.html Dr. Antoniazzi research's focus is on community ecology of tropical and subtropical forest ecosystems. Dr. Dr. Antoniazzi is interested in organismal biotic interactions and processes that cause biodiversity changes over space and time. During his time at the Montana Lab, Dr. Antoniazzi will collaborate on research on the community ecology of fishes and describing historical patterns of fish assemblages in East Texas streams. |
David Peterson
Fish Biologist USDA- Forest Service Lufkin TX Dave and the member of the Montana Lab are working on describing the "Conservation status of fishes in East Texas". We are looking at historical and contemporary data to evaluate changes in species composition over time, but also we are looking at life history traits and functional traits to evaluate what traits have allowed the persistence of some native species over time. |
Graduate Students

Jamie Stephan
COMING SOON- Fall 2022
COMING SOON- Fall 2022