Publications
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Peer-Reviewed Publications
A. Evankow, J. Howland, J. Lendemer, J. Munshi-South. 2026. Urban Lichens as an Emerging Model for Urban Evolution. American Journal of Botany 112(12): e70140. Link to article. This paper is part of the essay series On the Nature of Things and was featured on the journal cover American Journal of Botany
J. Munshi-South, A. Evankow. 2025. Urban pests traveled with ancient humans: Population genomics reveals the pre-urban origins of a common mosquito. Science 390(6771): 335 – 336. Link to article. This is an invited perspective about the Ancient origin of an urban underground mosquito
A. Evankow, A. Yin, R. Zulfiqar, U. F. Ahmad, P. Nordenhaug, A. N. Khalid, L. Wang, E. Timdal. 2025. Psora mediterranea (Lecanorales, Psoraceae), a new lichen species from Europe, including a new concept for P. himalayana and a revised key to the European species. Mycological Progress 24(26). Link to article.
M. Kirkhus, A. Frisch, A. Evankow, R. Blaalid, R. Zane, M. Bendiksby, M. L. Davey. 2025. Diversity of tremellalean Perusaria-¬associated fungi in Norway and the role of secondary metabolites in host specificity. Fungal Biology 129(3): 101563. Link to article.
E. Timdal, A. Evankow, V. Opedal, M. O. Fjelde. 2024. Lecania lepitoda, a new species from pollarded Fraxinus excelsior in oceanic, old-growth deciduous forests in Norway. Graphis Scripta 36(1):1-14. Link to article
K. Klughammer, D. Romanovskaia, A. Nemc, A. Posautz, C. A. Seid, L. C. Schuster, M. C. Keinath, J. Sebastian Lugo Ramos, L. Kosack, A. Evankow, D. Printz, S. Kirchberger, B. Erguner, P. Datlinger, N. Fortelny, C. Schmidl, M. Farlik, K. Skjaerven, A. Bergthaler, M. Leidvogel, D. Thaller, P. A. Burger, M. Hermann, M. Distel, D. L. Distel, A. Kubber-Heis, C. Bock. 2023. Comparative analysis of genome-scale, based-resolution DNA methylation profiles across 580 animal species. Nature Communications 14(232). Link to article.
A. Evankow, S. Brinker, E. Timdal. 2022. Rhizoplaca ouimetensis sp. Nov. (Lecanoraceae) from Onario, the first sorediate species in the genus. The Bryologist 125(4): 513-523. Link to article.
J. D. M. Speed, A. Evankow, T. K. Petersen, P. S. Ranke, N.H. Nilsen, G. Turner, K. Aagaard, T. Bakken, J. G. Davidsen, G. Dunhsea, A. G. Finstad, K. Hassel, M. Husby, K. Hårsaker, J. I. Koksvik, T. Prestø, V. Vange. 2022. A regionally coherent ecological fingerprint of climate change, evidenced from natural history collections. Ecology and Evolution Link to article.
D. M. Grant, O. B. Brodnicke, A. Evankow, A. O. Ferreira, J. T. Hansen, A. K. Kappel, M. Jensen, T. E. Kalayci, A. E. Joyce, S. Kiran, S. Prati, A. Reunamo, A. Roberts, R. Shigdel, V. Tyukosova, M. Bendiksby, R. Blaalid, F. Costa, P. Hollingsworth, E. Stur, T. Ekrem. 2021. The Future of DNA Barcoding : Reflections from Early Career Researchers. Diversity 13(7). Link to article.
D. Opresko, B. Marzia, D. Stein, A. Evankow, D. Distel, M. Brugler. 2021. Description of two new genera and two new species of antipatharian corals in the family Aphanipathidae (Cnidaria: Anthozoa: Antipatharia). Zootaxa 4966(2): 161-174. Link to article.
A. Evankow, H. Christi, K. Hancke, A. K. Brysting, C. Junge, S. Fredriksen, J. Thaulow. 2019. Genetic heterogeneity of two bioeconomically important kelp species along the Norwegian coast. Conservation Genetics 20: 615–628. Link to article.
E. Craine, A. Evankow, K. Bibee, H. Swedlund, C. Bowen, M. S. Heschel. 2016. Physiological Response of Tamarix ramosissima to a biological control agent. Southwestern Naturalist 76(3): 339-351. Link to article.
M. S. Heschel, A. Evankow, K. B. Wolfson, J. E. Carlson, and K. E. Holsinger. 2014. Drought Response Diversification in African Protea Species. International Journal of Plant Sciences 175(4): 442-449. Link to article.
Theses
A. M. Evankow. 2025. Delimiting Diversity of Lichenized Lecanorales. Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway ISSN 1501-7710 Link to Thesis
A. M. Evankow. 2015. Genetics of Norwegian kelp forests: Microsatellites reveal the genetic diversity, differentiation, and structure of two foundation kelp species in Norway. DUO Research Archive: University of Oslo, Norway.
A. Evankow. 2012. Roots, Rhizomes and Restoration: Growth and Biomass Allocation of Transplanted Zostera marina in Frenchman Bay, Maine. Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO.
Reports
G. Murray, D. Weihrauch, A. Evankow, S. Nelson, S. Gillies. 2020. Crowdsourcing Mountain Flowering for Climate Research: iNaturalist in the Hands of Hikers. Appalachian Mountain Club, Coonservation Research Report #2020-01 Link to Report.