Executive Director of CERCOM and Full Professor Earth & Environmental Studies, Molloy College
One of the highest honors a biological scientist can receive from his peers is to have a newly found species named after you. After the third research expedition to Easter Island and publication of my book on the 10 years of research results from our Explorers Club/National Park Service species inventory, a new species of crustacean was named after me, Cryptopontius tanacredii - read about it in "A New Species of Cryptopontius (Crustacea: Copepoda: Siphonostomatoida) from Easter Island" which can be found in my About section under Links.
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About John T. Tanacredi
One of the highest honors a biological scientist can receive from his peers is to have a newly found species named after you. After the third research expedition to Easter Island and publication of my book on the 10 years of research results from our Explorers Club/National Park Service species inventory, a new species of crustacean was named after me, Cryptopontius tanacredii - read about it in "A New Species of Cryptopontius (Crustacea: Copepoda: Siphonostomatoida) from Easter Island" which can be found in my About section under Links.
| Present | Director, Molloy University ‐ CERCOM (Center for Environmental Research and Coastal Oceans Monitoring) | |
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| Present | Professor, Molloy University ‐ Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Studies | |
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Disciplines
Environmental Engineering, Life Sciences, Evolution, Terrestrial and Aquatic Ecology, Marine Biology, Environmental Health, Toxicology, Environmental Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Environmental Sciences, Environmental Education, Environmental Indicators and Impact Assessment, Environmental Monitoring, Environmental Studies, Environmental Policy, and Human Ecology