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Ecology
Vivek Sridhar's research on 'lekking' behavior featured in short film documentary and "In the Swarm" podcast [VIDEO & AUDIO]
Biology PhD alum Karly Cohen authors study on the evolution and development of the toothed head clasper in chimaeras
Autumn Maust in UW News on discovering 8 new-to-Washington bee species
Q&A with Berry Brosi: Insect pollinators need more higher-quality habitats to help farmers
Q&A with Berry Brosi: Insect pollinators need more higher-quality habitats to help farmers
Sam Wasser in BBC article on radiocarbon dating
Christian Sidor in UW Magazine article about giant clam fossil named Chowder acquired by Burke Museum
The genomic determinants and ecological consequences of rapid adaptation
Understanding how adaptation proceeds via natural selection is a central goal of evolutionary biology, with broad implications for the generation and maintenance of biodiversity. Our research group investigates the dynamics of rapid adaptation using manipulative experiments that combine ecology, evolution, and genomics. We aim to characterize the pace, genomic architecture, and ecological consequences of rapid evolution in natural environments.
Sharlene Santana awarded Outstanding Undergraduate Research Mentor Award
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