🕺 Provi-dancing into the Round of 32.

Starting the planning process for this summer’s Panama field season has me excited to be back in the rainforest (and off my laptop) very soon! Here are some fun pictures from last summer🦎

During our annual founding society's #conference #SICB2025, We connected with so many newcomers to the bsky #science community like @lizghoffman.bsky.social from ICB Assistant Ed Christian Cox's @coxevolab.bsky.social . Be sure to connect with them and see what they're up to.

While at #SICB2025 , Thomas and I got to go and have an awesome time at the Atlanta aquarium yesterday! One of their poison frogs even had some eggs 🐸

Thanks for coming to my talk!! Glad you enjoyed hearing about me bothering lizards 🦎

Emily V Griffith@e-v-griffith.bsky.social · 2y ago

@lizghoffman.bsky.social Tests differences in visual signaling in polymorphic male and female Slender Anoles, showing a really cool gradient in phenotype with environment and very fun study design! (I always love hearing about lizards on strings 🦎) #SICB2025

Really enjoyed sharing my work on color pattern polymorphisms in female anoles at #SICB2025! Thanks to everyone that came to my talk. 🦎

Hi everyone! I’m a 2nd year PhD student in @coxevolab.bsky.social at Florida International University. My dissertation is focusing on evolution of a dewlap color polymorphism among Panamanian slender anoles and I love all things herp! 🦎

Hey all! I am a 4th year PhD student at Florida International University in @coxevolab.bsky.social’s lab. My dissertation work is focused on upper thermal tolerance plasticity in the slender anole. I explore the transcriptomic and epigenomic response to a short term heat shock!