Gee Research Group
Welcome to the Gee Lab!
We are interested in all aspects of botany and paleobotany, from the living to the fossil realm. Our approach to fossil plants is to view them as living organisms in Deep Time, and our main areas of research are morphology, anatomy, biological affinity, ecology, and taphonomy. Most of our studies focus on the paleobotany of the Mesozoic and pre-Quaternary Cenozoic, although we also study living plants, the formation of plant assemblages in the sedimentary record of the present day, and plant fossilization in order to understand the past.
Current members of the Gee Lab
| Name | Room | Telephone | ||
| PD Dr. Carole Gee | 0.003 | cgee[at]uni-bonn.de | 73 3063 | |
| Dr. Moritz Liesegang | 0.002 | m.liesegang[at]uni-bonn.de | 73 9365 | |
| Aowei Xie, M.Sc. | 0.002 | xieaowei686[at]163.com | 73 9365 | |
| Mariah Howell | 0.009 | s6mahowe[at]uni-bonn.de | 73 4069 | |
| Gustavo Pereira | 0.009 | guhhrexx[at]gmail.com | 73 4069 | |
| Kelly Shunn | 0.009 | kellyc[at]shunn.org |
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Former members of the Gee Lab
Dr. Victoria McCoy, DFG Postdoctoral researcher, 2018–2019 Chemical defenses in fossil plants
Dr. Jo Hellawell, DFG Postdoctoral researcher, 2011–2014
Silicification of wood
Sashima Läbe, M.Sc. Geosciences, 2012
Experimental silicification in tree ferns
Nicole Garten, M.Sc. OEP Biology, 2014
Systematics of fossil wood from the Eocene of Texas
Katrin Weiser, M.Sc. OEP Biology, 2015
Phyllotaxy in Araucaria fossil and recent conifer cones
Tatjana Laupenmühlen, M.Sc. Geosciences, 2015
Systematics of fossil angiosperm wood from the Miocene of Greece
Jessica Landgraf, B.Sc. Geosciences, 2015
Fossil conifers and charophytes from the Late Jurassic of northern Germany
Samantha Moody, M.Sc., 2018
Wood anatomy and dendrology of Krameria lappacea
