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On a recent trip to Oklahoma, we got lucky and found some really cool reptiles and amphibians. Some were in the field, others were in Dr. Ron Bonett’s lab at the University of Tulsa.
Our friend and collaborator in Ghana, Dr. Caleb Ofori-Boateng, has won a Whitley Award for his conservation work on the critically endangered Togo slippery frog (Conraua derooi). The Whitley Award, also called the “Green Oscars”, is a prestigious international prize presented to individuals in recognition of their achievements in nature conservation. Congratulations, Caleb!
This gallery contains 6 photos.
On a recent trip to Oklahoma, we got lucky and found some really cool reptiles and amphibians. Some were in the field, others were in Dr. Ron Bonett’s lab at the University of Tulsa.
In December 2018, I was invited to teach at a workshop in Canberra, Australia on bioinformatics, population genomics and phylogenetics with SNP data. There was a really terrific group of instructors and students. “Have you got large SNP datasets and now are wondering how best to filter the data, to…