Excited to see our work out in @PNASNews: No direct link between passerine diversification rates, global temperatures, and colonization of new landmasses. #ornithology#openaccess#NotAprilFools https://t.co/QQtREh5xaC
Fighting words from Stilianos Louca and Matt Pennell. You can’t accurately infer speciation/ extinction dynamics from molecular phylogenies https://t.co/qDugsxH2JE
I'd like to share our recent work on the https://t.co/IaXDrMOLH3 project: "A Phylogenomic Supertree of Birds" https://t.co/veVbbKUvs0 #phylogenomics#mdpidiversity@MDPIOpenAccess
Excited to finally share the first paper from my PhD, online now in @systbiol --> https://t.co/OpMlmqjxkw "Phylogenomics Uncovers Confidence and Conflict in the Rapid Radiation of Australo-Papuan Rodents" w/ @OMGenomes@MVMammals. Perfect timing for @Evol_mtg#evol2019#ozrodents
Here's the schedule of every @LSU talk I could find at the #AOS19AK conference (sorry if I missed a couple)! Come see some of the cool stuff that we've been doing!
New work out of the Phyletica Lab by Nadia L'Bahy, @KerryACobb, and myself. If you're at #Evol2019, go see @KerryACobb 's poster on this project TONIGHT at 5:30pm (ExHallBC_18). https://t.co/A2C4lVkg81
Check out the preprint of our new manuscript-Rapidly Evolving Long Exon Capture! @toddrjackman @tony_gamble1
These new phylogenomic loci hold the highest possible phylogenetic information content while still being alignable across deep timescales.
https://t.co/c9lXIYUD1Z
Our paper with @Belinda_Wright1 @ellemclennan @KathyBelov@HoggCarolyn@CEGrueber comparing three pipelines for analysis of reduced representation sequencing data in two wildlife species is out in BMC Genomics! 🧬🖥️ https://t.co/kAFYolmzqN
Very pleased to share our new paper investigating the influence of deep-time climate change on the geographic distributions of birds! It was so fun to work with the amazing @erinsaupe! https://t.co/V4bCzF8saQ
An incredible new animation of the movement of the continents, the great ice ages & ever-changing sea levels over the history of animal life, by Christopher Scotese. https://t.co/OOd1933iIp
In a new paper @NatureEcoEvo, we present a novel method to estimate continuous shifts in evolutionary rates across a phylogeny. Joint work with @HMorlon, led by Odile Maliet https://t.co/JHiAZg9pMg , free preview at https://t.co/WmUL3XDuU9