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Thrilled to see *National Geographic* highlight the wall lizards living in Cincinnati and our research on these little guys! www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/arti... #WalliesWorld

Super proud of my grad students @ashockney24.bsky.social and Kate Manges Douglas. They gave stellar presentations at #SICB2025 after just one semester of grad school!

@princetonvaughn.bsky.social’s awesome research!

Everyone needs to see this 😂😂 🦎🦎

Now we’re learning about how lizards adapt to urban environments w/ @princetonvaughn.bsky.social! Urban anoles- across multiple cities- have longer limbs! They can also handle higher temps because cities are hotter. Princeton asks- are city lizards faster sprinters with those gams??

Excited to talk tomorrow at #SICB2025!!

I made a starter pack for anole biologists, but I need help populating it! Please comment if you'd like to be added and/or you have suggestions of people to add :) go.bsky.app/DX8z21K

Hi new Bluesky people. I study urban evolutionary ecology, catch lizards, run marathons, and have an awesome lab of amazing people at NYU!

Hi! I am new to bluesky and trying to find all my Twitter friends, and/or anyone who loves lizards, ecology, or conservation 🦎💚 Happy to be here (finally) 🥰

Hi everyone! Decided that since I’m over here now, I should introduce myself! I am a PhD student in Shane Campbell-Staton’s lab studying how anole lizards are adapting to anthropogenic change. I use genomics, functional morphology, and kinematics to study rapid parallel evolution!