Yesterday afternoon Kristin Winchell successfully defended her Ph.D. dissertation at UMass Boston…during a nor’easter! The university was officially closed due to the inclement weather (I myself got stuck in a stairwell for several minutes because I didn’t have card swipe access), but that didn’t stop Kristin from delivering a fabulous talk about her work on urban evolution in anoles.
Congratulations Kristin!! And can you believe this cake?!?!
Nick Herrmann is a Ph.D. candidate at Harvard advised by Jonathan Losos.
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Kevin de Queiroz
Congratulations Kristin!!!
Skip Lazell
Yes, Congrats! This time from Nan Ao Island in the South China Sea off Shantou — still in Guangdong, China, and still no anoles yet!
Christine Rose-Smyth
Congratulations Kristin.
Accocreted walls are definitely a newly adopted addition to home ranges for Anolis conspersus in Grand Cayman.
cwickens
Congratulations! That’s an amazing cake!