New paper out at BMC Eco and Evol, with my MS advisor Aaron Bauer! We used morphometrics and anatomical description to test the influence of phylogenetic history, size, and substrate on skull morphology in African burrowing skinks. https://t.co/B71xXgVm8o
New paper on the function of bone fusion in the frog forelimb (authored by myself and @davidcblackburn) is now open access in the Journal of Anatomy! Frog arms still have a lot to teach us about frog evolution, come check it out! https://t.co/wuAHwHqwwz
Visitors pushed 3D printed models of lizard skulls through sand to figure out which skull belonged to the sand swimmer and which shape was most efficient.
Sun 3/13 @UMMNH's Scientist Spotlight: EEB presenters @OliviaVought What plants can tell us about a changing world, Lacey Knowles Sky island hopping? @natstepherps How skull shape relates to lizard lifestyles, @HylaCrowe Why don't all snakes look the same? https://t.co/SWQHZyZuJg
My epic #HERper lab mate @natstepherps is too humble to brag about the fact that she is now @UMichEEB’s newest PhD candidate - so I’ll do it for her!! Congrats on passing your prelims Natasha!!!!
PLEASE RT. 🚨New paper🚨 "Evolutionary allometry of sexual dimorphism of jumping performance in anurans"
Highlights:
1. New proxies for jumping
2. Test new hypos. for size and jumping dimorphism
3. Discuss 'many-to-one' mapping of selection to fitness!!!
https://t.co/dWeQkKQOH2
Are you interested in high-throughput #diceCT scanning. If so, check out our paper! @scaleyhan@jcroweriddell @jaimiAgray and Alison Davis Rabosky
https://t.co/SMmul3ZD5S
🧵1/5 The Global Women in #herpetology Project has a new YouTube channel! and our directory reached 230 entries from 43 countries!!🥳
Meet the #HERper community from around the world in our first video, a spotlight on the diversity of women in our field!
https://t.co/u58zkv3IBE