So excited to have our paper “Spread of yellow-bill-color alleles favored by selection in the long-tailed finch hybrid system” out now in @CurrentBiology ! Check it out: https://t.co/jcYghCyH9a
Checkout the latest Stoddard Lab paper!
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Hyperspectral imaging in animal coloration research: A user-friendly pipeline for image generation, analysis, and integration with 3D modeling
By Ben G. Hogan & Mary C. Stoddard
https://t.co/vs5GE4K7ff
A new paper with big news in the world of red carotenoid ornamentation: House Finches do not utilize CYP2J19/BDH1L to produce red feather pigments. Why is this big new?...(1/6)
https://t.co/QUmYzhFqhZ
My entire team wrote an opinion paper about Common misconceptions of speciation research. Each section is written by 1-2 team members. The bulk of the writing happened during two writing retreats. It was a lot of fun and I am very happy with the result. https://t.co/4UHcFFODlG
So excited to have our paper “Spread of yellow-bill-color alleles favored by selection in the long-tailed finch hybrid system” out now in @CurrentBiology ! Check it out: https://t.co/jcYghCyH9a
@SimonGriffith4@Geoffrey_E_Hill@pandolfatto @PowersPods @NickJustyn And it would never have taken flight - or been such a fun journey - without the various field teams contributed over the past decade of work finching across northern Australia.
@KevinFPBennett@CurrentBiology Thanks Kevin! We needed to cut about 50% of the text length of the preprint for this published version so it likely reads different but hopefully much more succinctly. Would love to hear your thoughts!
@evornithology@CurrentBiology@MariaCastanoGal Yeah we did when I visited Rochester last year! It’s a very cool system and I heard rumors that @MariaCastanoGal has some super exciting experimental results from the field coming out soon. Keen to see them especially wrt yellow -> red.
1/ A thread about mutation and recombination in vertebrates and what we learned by studying three-generation pedigrees of zebra finches. Take home: the remarkable similarities between birds and mammals in many properties of these fundamental processes.
Pleased to announce that my lab at UC Riverside has been awarded an NIH/NIGMS MIRA. This grant will fund our research on the evolution and genetics of recombination rate variation. We are also now recruiting at multiple levels, starting with postdocs (see QT below!).