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Signatures of geography, climate and foliage on given names of baby girls
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Abrahms Lab and wild dog research in Botswana featured on UW Homepage
Research led by the Center for Ecosystem Sentinels reveals that climate change is increasing human-wildlife conflicts globally
Embracing the complexity: phylogenetic approaches to studying plant diversity
The study of systematics integrates diverse fields of biology including taxonomy, computational biology, genomics, and natural history collections. My research uses these approaches to address fundamental questions about the evolution of tropical plants. In this seminar, I will discuss two major research areas: (1) What processes govern the generation and distribution of tropical biodiversity and (2) are seemingly convergent morphologies produced through similar anatomical and molecular modifications and do they perform similar functions?
Briana Abrahms featured in University of Washington Magazine
Sharlene Santana featured in UW News on bat research [VIDEO]
Briana Abrahms & Kasim Rafiq in The Conversation on climate change threatening African wild dogs
Brianna Abrahms & Kasim Rafiq in The Conversation on climate change threatening African wild dogs
Therese Lamperty and Berry Brosi featured in UW News for research concerning the health of the Atlantic Forest
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