My great technician is leaving the lab, and I'm trying to replace her. Are you or someone you know interested in evolutionary genomics research that combines animals experiments (with flies!) and molecular biology? Come work with me! Application info at the link evoldir.net/brian/evoldi...

Tiny Chameleons! By looking at gene family evolution in two South African dwarf chameleons with contrasting forested vs open-canopy habitats, researchers revealed habitat-specific lineages differ in the functional categories genes display across families! doi.org/10.1093/evol... 🌍🧪👇

A new issue of CSH Protocols is out! @cshlpress.bsky.social The cover image highlights the work by Sabin, @dbmenke.bsky.social, et al. who describe a surgical approach for oocyte injection and CRISPR–Cas9 mutagenesis in Anolis Lizards. ⬇️Links below

Back in 2023, members of my lab came together to write a review on recent applications of machine learning in biological research. I'm excited to share that the paper is now out in BMC Biology! link.springer.com/article/10.1...

New paper by my lab! PhD student @fallonmeng.bsky.social set out to use whole genome sequencing of Spotted Lanternfly from China & the US to better understand the invasion... and discovered that adapting to the city may be the key to their invasive success! royalsocietypublishing.org/rspb/article...

Tonight's doodling for the book illustration library was all about beefcake anole lizards. You can join for these twitch streams as I get the whole dang book illustrated piece by piece over on twitch.tv/SarahMackAttack

Muy contento con este trabajo!! Y una excelente experiencia colaborando con el tremendo @anthonygeneva.bsky.social, junto a un equipo increíble de personas!! Interesante pensar qué otras características genéticas únicas tendrán estos grupos de organismos TAN diversos! 🤔😱🦎

Genome Biology and Evolution@genomebiolevol.bsky.social · 11mo ago

@raularayadonoso.bsky.social @kenrokusumi.bsky.social @anthonygeneva.bsky.social et al. compared the genomes of Anolis species, finding evidence of structural variation and signatures of selection associated with phenotypic diversity. 🔗 doi.org/10.1093/gbe/evaf196 #genome #evolution #anolis

Our NY area population genetics meeting is back and "upgraded", as Simons Foundation @simonsfoundation.org generously agreed to host. Please save the date: March 9, 2026. Look forward to seeing many of you from NY and beyond.

Molly Przeworski@mollyprz.bsky.social · 11mo ago

SAVE THE DATE: the yearly NY Population Genetics meeting will be back on March 9 2026, generously hosted by the @simonsfoundation.org. Details to follow. Please RT.

@raularayadonoso.bsky.social @kenrokusumi.bsky.social @anthonygeneva.bsky.social et al. compared the genomes of Anolis species, finding evidence of structural variation and signatures of selection associated with phenotypic diversity. 🔗 doi.org/10.1093/gbe/evaf196 #genome #evolution #anolis

The November cover of Genome Biology and Evolution features @raularayadonoso.bsky.social @kenrokusumi.bsky.social @anthonygeneva.bsky.social et al., who studied how structural rearrangements and selection promote phenotypic evolution in Anolis. 🔗 doi.org/10.1093/gbe/evaf196 #genome #evolution

I wrote about an absolute diva defector.com/fat-and-sass...

Fat AND Sassy? A Three-Legged Lizard Really Can Have It All | Defector

Decades ago, the evolutionary biologist Jonathan Losos found himself chasing a lizard around an island in the Bahamas. The island was little more than mound of craggy limestone the size of a baseball ...

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We need more lizards in the @nytimes.com! Super excited to see them feature our research on 3-legged lizards 🦎🦎🦎 www.nytimes.com/2025/10/21/s...

‘Pirate Lizards’ Can Get Around on 3 Legs

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🌱 Celebrating CCIB Student Success! 🌱 Our very own Cleo Falvey, PhD candidate in Anthony Geneva’s lab at Rutgers University- Camden and a National Graduate Research Fellow, was recently featured by Bayer for her incredible internship journey. 🔗 Read more: lnkd.in/gh9pBmyp