Resources
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LSU Libraries | |
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The Molecular Ecologist |
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Gulf Specimen Marine Lab, your friendly, non-profit source of fresh Third Coast marine invertebrates and fish. |
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Southern Fried Science |
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Club Eco-Evo Latinoamérica |
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Galaxy |
Analyses
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Reef Geomics |
Phylogenetic Analysis by Maximum Likelihood, by Ziheng Yang. Programs for phylogenetic analyses on DNA and protein sequence data. | |
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Comparative Genomics |
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Arlequin, by Laurent Excoffier and colleagues for population genetics data analyses. |
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DnaSP Software de los Hermanos Rozas estimates several measures of DNA sequence variation within and between populations, as well as linkage disequilibrium, recombination, gene flow and gene conversion parameters. |
Ryan Gregory’s Animal Genome Size Database is a comprehensive catalogue of animal genome size data. |
Labs
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Rich Aronson’s Marine Paleoecology Lab at Florida Tech is guiding us toward the chilly waters of Antarctica, that may (or may not) soon be swarming |
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The Wares Lab at Georgia studies marine biogeography, population genetics, and the coral holobiome |
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Nick Schizas combines population genomics with undersea exploration in Puerto Rico. |
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Kevin Kocot’s invertebrate evolutionary genomics lab |
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Matt Hahn’s evolutionary genomics lab |
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Harmit Malik’s lab of evolutionary conflict |
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Lauren Fuess works on coral's interactions with microbes, friends and foe |
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Todd Oakley studies the biology of light (making it, perceiving it) in the sea" with a link from his name to |