My research addresses the interactions between micro- and macroevolution In fishes. I am particularly interested in the impact of variation in life history traits (e.g. diadromy, amphibious behavior-mudskippers, & breeding behavior) on population/speciation patterns
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I study the ecology and conservation of gars and other “ancient” fishes!
I'm looking for a Ph.D. student for Fall 2026!
Interested in comparative studies and trait evolution in fishes?
#mudskipper#evolution#minnows#hybridization
Email me your CV and research interests. See my website (https://t.co/zLmu0M0DX4 ) for more information and contact.
I'm pleased to see this publication out led by @JCorush that I helped with on the role of geological and anthropogenic factors driving genetic structure of mottled sculpin in Illinois, where it is a state-threatened fish species. https://t.co/8yvpJOcVrJ
That's Not a Hybrid: How to Distinguish Patterns of Admixture and Isolation By Distance | Molecular Ecology Resources
https://t.co/YQuM3IEBM1
Very important paper! Indeed, I have also noticed that Structure/Admixture plots are often overinterpreted as introgression.
Thankyou @MasahitoTsuboi for leading this author team behind this paper in @JEvBio!
I am very excited about this and a proud member of the team. We now hope that we have made colleagues aware of an important bridge between micro- and macroevolution:
https://t.co/lO20SkB8S1
Eco/Evo friends:
I will be teaching 2 upper-level undergrad/grad classes in 1) Evolution & 2) Vert-Zoology for the first time! If anyone has a syllabus, course outline, notes, book suggestions, or anything else you would be willing to share, I would greatly appreciate it.
Famed lions’ full diet revealed by DNA — and humans were among their prey https://t.co/9rcteIa1wj (a round-about way to get into Nature 😍 it was nice chatting to Emma Marris about these lions!)
🚨Our paper testing the impacts of salinity on phenotypic rates in nearly all ray-finned fishes recently arrived!🚨
Salinity is generally a weak predictor, but predictive potential for freshwater-brackish, lake living, and larger species.
Free PDF here: https://t.co/Kr1C8SWCzZ
Pleased to share a new study led by my student @CucalonV on resolving the distributions of Forbesichthys cavefishes using genomics. Many collaborators to thank including @JCorush @cavemander17 @ihartcaves@Mark_A_Davis79 and others not on X. https://t.co/Nqnd94Z5BQ
I'm hiring a post-doc to work on a new NSF-funded project. This is funded up to two-years and is in collaboration with Andrew Dickerson at UTK. Start date is very negotiable.
Job description here: https://t.co/GriuCY0ufI.
Contact me if you're interested. Please RT!!!
As a reminder I'm searching for a PhD student interesting in working on our NSF-funded project on minnow evolution and diversification. I made a post to EvolDir:
I am excited to announce our @NSF grant has been funded to study the evolution and diversification of N American minnows, including genomics/phylogenomics and comparative phylogenetic methods.
This includes funds for a postdoc and PhD student! If interested, please reach out!
Phylogenomics, Lineage Diversification Rates, and the Evolution of Diadromy in Clupeiformes (Anchovies, Herrings, Sardines, and Relatives) https://t.co/MjNC5vooWc
📷Kyle Piller@LA_FishHead·1m
Postdoctoral Position available (Fisheries Ecology) at Southeastern Louisiana University (Piller lab). Please feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions. Project Link: https://t.co/7GRQcMcaLa
Job Application Link: https://t.co/2fbU0ruw2y
Come explore the frontier of PCM with us! @mpiresbr2 and I host the symposium “What we can and cannot know through current and upcoming Phylogenetic Comparative Methods” at the joint @Evol_mtg in Montréal and want your views in that discussion! #evolution#phylo#PCM#Evol2024