@CreanzaLab

Lab of Nicole Creanza, Department of Biological Sciences at Vanderbilt University

 Nashville, TN
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Joined April 2017
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Alex Cagan@ATJCagan26 Jul 2023
Nicole Creanza on the interactions between socially learned song and speciation in songbirds #smbe23 #smbe2023 using data from @Team_eBird
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New paper out on cultural specialization! We suggest that when different people in a population know different things it can increase the population's overall cultural repertoire, but also make it more susceptible to loss royalsocietypublishing.org/d…

Cultural specialization as a double-edged sword: division into specialized guilds might promote...

Abstract. The transition to specialization of knowledge within populations could have facilitated the accumulation of cultural complexity in humans. Specia

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Happy announce our special issue of Proc Roy Soc B @RSocPublishing on ‘Human socio-cultural evolution in light of evolutionary transitions' royalsocietypublishing.org/t… Coedited by me, Eörs Szathmáry, Ayelet Shavit & Yohay Carmel. Get it while it's hot!!! #cultevo #philbio
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Fantastic talk by fellow @CreanzaLab member @pichkary on cultural barriers to gene flow in “homogeneous” England! Nailed the lightning talk format. Great to see this project out in the world. #CESConf2022 @CulturalEvolSoc
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Side note: Follow-up work with @CreanzaLab and @AndreaRavignani @alyssascartozzi suggests a degree of common genomic substrates shared between human beat synchronization and songbird vocal learning, suggesting convergent evolution royalsocietypublishing.org/d…

Linking the genomic signatures of human beat synchronization and learned song in birds

Abstract. The development of rhythmicity is foundational to communicative and social behaviours in humans and many other species, and mechanisms of synchro

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Interested in the #genetic architecture of #musicalrhythm? Find out more in this stunning paper by @MNiarchou et al. in @NatureHumBehav: doi.org/10.1038/s41562-022-0… Superb team work and supervision of Lea Davis, @norijacoby (@MPI_ae) & @CrunchyNeuroSci! #musicscience #GWAS
Informationsdienst Wissenschaft - News@idw_online_en18 Jul 2022
Tapping, Clapping, Dancing: The Genetic Architecture of Rhythm idwf.de/-DC90AC
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Today's the day, folks. Please send us your abstracts for @CulturalEvolSoc mtg this Sept in Aarhus. Officially deadline is July 1 11.59 CEST but we're softies and built a few hours leeway into the submission system, so just get 'em in. It's gonna be a fun event. Pls rt!
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I got rhythm... A molecular genetic study of beat synchronization in >600k individuals, by @MNiarchou, Reyna Gordon & colleagues, is the first largescale systematic investigation of genomics of a musicality trait, & it's published today in @NatureHumBehav: nature.com/articles/s41562-0…
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We are very excited to share our newest #musicscience findings on the genetic architecture of musical rhythm, published today in @NatureHumBehav, co-led with @MNiarchou, twitterless Lea Davis, and @NoriJacoby nature.com/articles/s41562-0… @VUMC_Insights @VUMCgenetics A thread 1/n
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(1) Swamp sparrows increase the trill rate of slowed songs (@davidclahti: bit.ly/3LF7wvN). I incorporated biased transformation of trill rate into the model using @zononotes and @CreanzaLab's modified version of the Price equation (bit.ly/3MQ2mNX).
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Why not start your morning with the calls of the Golden-crowned Sparrow? New story showing that population size may be driving bird song #evolution by @CreanzaLab & @zononotes! Country singers aren't the only ones having music analyzed in Nashville! 🎶🎼🎙️ vanderbilt.edu/evolution/res…

Researchers suggest that complex bird songs might require large populations

By: Andy Flick, Evolutionary Studies Initiative scientific coordinator Growing up in a small community has its advantages, but if you want to learn from world experts, you may have better luck in a...

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Really fantastic plenary from @CreanzaLab for @ehbea2022! Can't wait to read the new pub coming out this week 😊 #EHBEA2022
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⁦@CreanzaLab⁩ Laying out different reasons why population size might be related to cultural complexity in her #ehbea2022 plenary
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Calling all #EHBEA2022 attendees (and particularly ECRs) - join us today at 19:30CET where Nicole Creanza @CreanzaLab, Daniel Fessler, Rebecca Sear @RebeccaSear and Jenny Tung @jtung5 will be talking all things publishing and answering any of your questions.
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EvolutionVU@EvolutionVU9 Nov 2021
This week's trainee profile is @pichkary - a #PhD candidate in the @CreanzaLab. Yakov studies how populations are affected by variation in cutlure. A great seminar talk last week and was even the @VandyBioGrad student of the month in June 2020! facebook.com/113053552110963…
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EvolutionVU@EvolutionVU1 Nov 2021
Next was another great talk from @pichkary (trainee in the @CreanzaLab). Yakov's big Q: How are populations affected by variation in culture? #Bantu expansion, lots of human movement had sharp linguistic divides making the area ideal to identify 🧬-language relationships
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@CreanzaLab and @KateTSnyder talk about how functional and evolutionary parallels between birdsong and human music to this debate - Specifically that "selection [for] culturally transmitted behaviors [can select for] underlying neural functions"! 🧠 cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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Great research by @CreanzaLab ! 👉The role of the learner in the cultural evolution of vocalizations frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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*#MusicMondays: paper on the prediction that #genetic underpinnings of #birdsong also contribute to the aetiology of human interactions with #musical beat structure: royalsocietypublishing.org/d… @CrunchyNeuroSci @alyssascartozzi @MNiarchou @NancyGenetics @VUMCgenetics @CreanzaLab
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Fascinating paper on the prediction that #genetic underpinnings of #birdsong also contribute to the aetiology of human interactions with #musical beat structure: royalsocietypublishing.org/d… @CrunchyNeuroSci @alyssascartozzi @MNiarchou @NancyGenetics @VUMCgenetics @CreanzaLab
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