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First chapter of my dissertation is officially published #OpenAccess in @SpringerNature Animal Biotelemetry!
We use high-frequency accelerometry to quantify feeding behaviours of rattlesnakes. Check it out here!!! animalbiotelemetry.biomedcen…
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Excited to see the first chapter of my masters thesis out in BioOne and Journal of Herpetology!
If you are interested in some garter snake dietary records or to see how their body evolved/didn't evolve with dietary specialization, this one is for you!
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Do you have HOBO temp/humidity data loggers we can borrow for a study on lizard ecophysiology in urban areas? Please let us know 🙏🙏🙏 and spread the word!
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Applying to graduate school next cycle? Consider registering for our upcoming event focused on identifying potential grad programs/advisors and preparing to apply!🦎🐢🐊🐍🐸
May 22 3 pm Pacific / 6 pm Eastern, SSAR’s DEI Committee will host a 1.5-hour virtual event on identifying potential graduate programs and preparing to apply. Interested? Fill out this form, and we will send you a Zoom link:
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The #Megalodon was more slender than depicted in movies, study shows @UCRiverside doi.org/gtfdrx phys.org/news/2024-01-megalo…
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Our paper about Megalodon body shape just came out. Our approach suggests that they were a bit more slender than previously thought. palaeo-electronica.org/conte… #UCR @UCR_ScienceNews @EeobUcr
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🦎The first chapter of my dissertation is finally out! If you don't have access and want a copy, please DM/email me🦎
Experimental evidence that competition strength scales with ecological similarity: a case study using Anolis lizards: link.springer.com/article/10…
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Seeking CA faculty! Join @snakeymama, @kb_kinsey, and me to study the ecophysiology of lizards🦎 in urban areas as part of the 2024-2025 RESCUE-Net (rescue-net.org) multi-site collaborative research project! Zoom info sesh on Feb. 16 at 3pm. #UndergradResearch #HERpers
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SSAR Virtual Event on 1/18: “Navigating the Grad School Interview”
SSAR’s DEIC Committee will host a virtual panel & discussion about preparing for grad school interviews. To join us, fill out this form. We'll send a Zoom link as the event approaches.
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New paper looking at activity cycles and cryptic behavior of kangaroo rats using accelerometry. Led by @ryanhanscombio
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Second chapter published in Movement Ecology! Check out how we use accelerometry to quantify cryptic behavior and activity cycles in kangaroo rats and how abiotic factors, including moonlight, influence their activity patterns.
movementecologyjournal.biome… – at San Diego, CA
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To everyone applying to graduate programs this cycle, I cannot stress enough how critical it is that you find an advisor who you work well with, respects you as both a person and a scientist, and understands that everyone experiences ups and downs. Please do not overlook this.
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Huge news for herpetology in the Western US today. USFWS proposes listing both species of the Pond Turtle as ESA threatened.
Crazy that DoD SERDP just tanked proposals to study Pond Turtle management on DOD lands. Looks pretty short-sighted now.
fws.gov/press-release/2023-0…
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The most anticipated "Women in Herpetology" is now available for order online!
The Book draws inspiration from the work of 50 women in the field and aims to encourage more future #HERpetologists! 👩🏾🔬👩🏿🏫👩🏽💼👩🏼💻
Get your copy on lulu here: shorturl.at/lrDHM
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So happy to see this press release on our new article in BSSB! Much more homalopsid work and snake research to come 🐍Check the research out of @ResearchAtKU @KU_EEB @GenomicsKU @Rutgers_Newark here! news.ku.edu/2023/09/20/spotl… And a big thanks to Brendan Lynch for the beautiful PR!
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Herpetological Review Volume 54, Number 2, is now available! The cover features an image of Phrynosoma ditmarsi(Rock Horned Lizard or Ditmars’ Horned Lizard) that was photographed by Charles Hedgcock from Sonora, Mexico. ssarherps.org/herpetological….
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New paper with @MarinaVollin on how prey type alters the effects of caudal autotomy on prey capture and subjugation kinematics frontiersin.org/articles/10.… @EeobUcr @UCR_ScienceNews @gecko_papers




















