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Yale University, New Haven, CT
Joined November 2009
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1/5 New from the #NearLab, genomics and morphology demonstrate the famous Snail Darter, Percina tanasi, the little fish that swam to the United States Supreme Court is not a distinct species...
@yale_eeb @yalepeabody
Open access at Current Biology
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We are searching for a new colleague in our Department of Biology at University of Oregon!
This is a super special opportunity-- an endowed chair position in Genetics/Genomics. Come join us!
I'm happy to answer any questions folks might have
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Paleobotanists, come be our colleague at the wonderful Yale Peabody Museum!
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🧵1/8 New from #NearLab Paraphyletic classification and its consequences for the world’s most endangered fishes🐟 Sturgeons (Acipenseridae) are classified in a way known to be wrong for 28 years. It's time to fix it getting it right matters for conservation, not just taxonomy
8/8 This work is in partnership with graduate student Chase Brownstein @ChaseBrownstein
and is a follow up to our work on rank-free taxonomy of sturgeons, all work supported by Yale Peabody Bingham Oceanographic Fund
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When you get a cool little deepsea fish from marine bycatch, and find it to be a potentially undescribed species! 🐟🐠
#deepsea #marinebiodiversity #barcoding
@KUFOS1 @ShivNadarUniv
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Reaction from the Yale Bowl today. @dantereno10 leads his team to victory in honor of his father. Tony Reno is so proud.
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In Memoriam: Former Football Head Coach Tony Reno
🔗 Release ➡️ bit.ly/4jBlxOP
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Our new 4,893 fossil otoliths from northern Taiwan complete an 8-Myr coastal fish record. Miocene–Pleistocene change was driven mainly by taxonomic turnover, revealing a gradual shift toward modern western Pacific fish faunas
doi.org/10.3897/sjp.145.2114…
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