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
That's Not a Hybrid: How to Distinguish Patterns of Admixture and Isolation By Distance | Molecular Ecology Resources
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Very important paper! Indeed, I have also noticed that Structure/Admixture plots are often overinterpreted as introgression.
@waspwench@PlantPolyploidy Nice find! It does look like subspecies crysanthus. If it's also taller than standard humilis then quite likely. There are records of chrysanthus nearby west of Chittering
Want to do a PhD on why buzz pollination evolves? I will be recruiting a PhD student this Autumn (4 years, fully funded). The official ad will come at the end of summer. if you are interested in the studentship please email me so I can send you the full ad when available.
Fieldwork is one of my favourite parts of science. For this paper, I had the chance to travel with wonderful people in Mexico, Scotland and Australia studying how different bees buzz. Thanks to @NatGeoExplorers, @HFSP, @LeverhulmeTrust and everyone! https://t.co/oSFIoKUZ0t
Hello again beautiful snapdragons. Pictured, typical magenta pigmented Antirrhinum majus pseudomajus. Field work in the Pyrenees, a stunning place for biologists and old fashioned botanising.
Power nap room! What a great idea to officialise resting the brain briefly before tackling the next research challenge. All universities should consider such a setup
Our Big Flowering Plant Bang paper is now out in Nature!! So excited to have been part of this massive collaborative effort led by the @kewgardens team, involving 279 co-authors from 27 countries!
#angiosperms#phylogenomics
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