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Please share! My lab will be hiring 2-3 postdocs over the coming months to study the genetic basis of behavioral traits in darters using brain transcriptomics & population genomics. First ad is posted here: tamus.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/TAMU_Externa... #behavior #popgen #evolution #neuroethology
And well... students noticed Remington showing up and answering questions though!
Or show up in force....
And... Somehow, I ended up with the quietest class... All brilliant! Just never wanted to answer questions...
And his continued... well... you know
They learned about Watson....
Especially if you decide to do something that takes longer than a class period to run! (one of @geoffzahn.bsky.social students)
But Galaxy can also be confusing
Galaxy can be useful!
As is defining some terms... that have so many qualifiers involved...
Phylogenies are tricky!
And now for some memes from my Genomics course!
Mayr's definitely not afraid of pointing out issues
And some of my favorite memes, come from the realization of how much Ernst Mayr comes up (and cites himself).
Students get to learn how there really is more room on their posters for another figure
And what might lead to new species
We get in a weeks long debate/discussion on what species are...
I often tell students that plants don't make sense...(to me)
Gotta love a good Shrek meme
One of my favorite assignments in my Evolution course (and Genomics Course) is my Meme assignment. Students just have to turn in a meme... for completion credit. If it makes me laugh, it may live on in my future slides. Here is a selection of student submissions that had me rolling...
Have you tried "Pin It"? They were advertising at ESA in November
