It’s been an eventful year in the Losos Lab–three members of the lab have successfully defended their Ph.D.s in 2014-2015! To celebrate their defences, lab member Talia Moore designed and made three wonderful cakes, each tailored to the research of the newly-minted Ph.D.
For Dr. Martha Muñoz, who studied the shift of high-altitude anoles’ perches from trees to rocks, we had this beauty:
For Dr. Alexis Harrison, who studied the Anolis dewlap, primarily in A. sagrei:
And for Dr. Shane Campbell-Staton, who studies geographic variation in cold tolerance in the North American Anolis carolinensis, a map with sampling locations rendered in sprinkles, and lizard popsicles!
I'm a graduate student at Harvard University, interested in behavioural ecology and evolution.
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Diana Sharp
Love these cakes!
Skip Lazell
Congratulations indeed, one and All!
Anthony Geneva
Frosting Appalachians! I love it!
Julienne Ng
Amazing looking cakes and a huge congratulations to the recent docs!
To add to the anole themed cakes, here is an Anolis distichus ignigularis cake by the multi-talented Dr. Richard Glor.
Ambika Kamath
Love it! Let’s keep commenting on this post with new cakes, as more of us defend…
Thomas Sanger
Bonnie Kircher also adds a tasty and artistic flare to her anole research.