It is an exciting time of the semester when the stellar undergrads in the lab have the opportunity to present their research! We have a diversity of exciting projects this semester –
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Erika’s work focused on evaluating Bergmann’s ecogeographic rule in stinkpot turtles.
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Cory presented her work on geographic variation of copperhead venoms using proteomics assays.
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Connor presented his research on eco-evolutionary dynamics of snake skull morphology derived from microCt scan data
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Lily presented her work on malaria in tropical lizards using genetics approaches to detect malaria and identify the strain.
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Emily’s presentation focused on evaluating population-level variation in reptile scales in a Caribbean anole using museum specimens.