Queen's University, curmudgeon, troglodyte, evolutionary & conservation geneticist
Eastern Ontario
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Just returned from immersive biodiversity & conservation field course in W. Mexico. Been teaching this since 2003 with colleague @SalgadoJavo & international field courses since 1991
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Hey @cityofkingston Put the soccer stadium somewhere else! Lots more suitable places in the city. Preserve the Memorial Centre market (& support the wonderful vendors who make their living from it), the fall fair, the historic barns, the green spaces ... #ygk
@QueensUBio student Arjun Augustine presenting his work on population genomics of watersnakes and gartersnakes on Lake Ontario islands #WHC2024 Kuching, Sarawak, Borneo
@Ying_hhh giving her talk on implications for frog genome evolution using her new chromosome-level annotated genome for western chorus frog #WHC2024 @QueensUBio Kuching, Sarawak, Borneo
Flying the @QueensUBio @queensu research flag at the World Herp Congress in Sarawak, Borneo #WHC2024
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I will be presenting my PhD work on chromosome-level genome assembly and sex chromosome of Western Chorus Frog today at 12:30pm at room 3! #WCH10 @QueensUBio
Burst of photons @QUBioStation Open House. Research, outreach & teaching displays, tours, snacks and more
Last day in Kenya. Two weeks immersive experiences in wildlife ecology and biodiversity conservation with wonderful co-instructors and staff. Now the trek home. @QueensUBio
And here our field course students with @bunduz staff, postdoc Dilini and co-instructor Carol @QueensUBio @queensu
Sunset from the gates of our camp adjacent to Masai Mara. @QueensUBio field course
In the Afrotropical forest of Kakamega with our @QueensUBio field course @queensu
More photos from our @QueensUBio field course in Kenya. Exploring Lake Naivasha (for boats with four capable pilots - here our pilot Nixon) and Crescent Island Game Sanctuary. Just a few of the critters we saw: male waterbuck, common zebra and red-billed oxpeckers @queensu
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QUBS annual Open House Sunday June 23rd 12pm-3pm. Celebrate 79 years of supporting research, experiential learning, public outreach programs and conservation stewardship initiatives!
Interactive displays, facility tours, activities for all ages, refreshments and snacks!🌎🌱🐟🐍
Field course in Kenya. Maybe my 10th such excursion here. I’ve lost count. Here on road along edge of rift valley descending to Lake Naivasha
Lanark Highlands working vacation. No internet but somehow 20GB of data used - but ... here is just a handful of the wonderful array of birds that I saw on my hikes
A few of the myriad critters we found at our @QUBioStation bioblitz yesterday - part of our efforts to better document diversity at the field station
