Jennifer Olori

Dr. Jennifer Olori is Associate Professor in Biological Sciences at SUNY Oswego, specializing in vertebrate skeletal morphology and evolutionary biology. Her research integrates paleontological and neontological approaches.

Education includes PhD from University of Toronto. Research examines morphological diversity in early tetrapods, modern amphibians, and burrowing squamates. Leads long-term study tracking ranavirus and chytridiomycosis in New York amphibians.

Publications showcase expertise in comparative morphology, evolutionary development, and amphibian disease dynamics. Recent work combines CT imaging with phylogenetic analysis.

Supervises student research on amphibian diseases and reptile morphology. Teaches comparative anatomy and evolutionary biology courses.