Rich Legg
If you have come this far looking for me, you have come a moment or two late, as I retired at the end of spring semester 2012 after decades of thinking, talking and doing evolution and field biology, and generally having a ball with very many students. 

If you're a current Ambrose student who would like to discuss a research project or get advice, please feel free to contact me.  An email link is located to the right, and all of the current faculty know under which rock to look to find me.  If you're a former student of mine, drop me an email and let me hear of your exploits and accomplishments.

Godspeed to all.

How to Tie a Bow Tie
(private free lessons available)

Richard G. Legg, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus of Biology
Saint Ambrose University

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(Before & After)
"He's got the body of a greyhound and the mind of a wiener dog....or is it the other way around?" 
 Marge Legg
Photo from Estacion Biodiversidad de Tiputini, Ecuador

 

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An ancient crew of SAU desert rats
Back row l to r: Karlen 'Red' F., Marty 'Country-club' R., Rich 'Rabbit' L., Amy 'Blisters G., Craig 'The Sphinx' H., Rob 'Doc' P.
Front row l to r: Mark 'the Flying Fork' M., and Steve 'Duffy' D.

Courses Taught (all under new management)

Foundations of Living Systems: research
Vertebrate Zoology
Evolution
Principles of Evolutionary Change
Desert Biology
Tropical Biology

Research (a history of my
research students at SAU)

"That's enough about lessons," the Gryphon interrupted in a very decided tone.   "Tell her something about the games now." - from The Mock Turtle's Story in Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

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