@BraulioAssis

Evolutionary ecologist 🇧🇷 Sex-specific selection, genomics, nature photography he/him/his

Joined June 2013
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Sean Giery is a fantastic mentor. If you're passionate about ecology and evolution, don't miss out! Incredible opportunity!!
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On June 4th, @AnthroMaggie will be hosting a Community Research Update for their dissertation work! Sharing research with the communities who we work with and who are impacted by our work is one of the most important responsibilities we have as anthropologists! #anthropology
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BioOne@BioOneNews22 May 2023
“In a world where #biodiversity is constantly under threat, the story of the Araripe Manakin serves as a wake-up call for all of us.” Read more about #2023BioOneAmbassador @LeiltonLuna‘s work published by @AmOrnith: bio-one.co/luna #Ornithology #birds @penn_state
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At home I have a standing desk so that I can work from my bed
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🔥📖Hot off the press in PNAS! 🏙️🦎 nyu.edu/about/news-publicati… – at Manhattan, NY
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One last hangout with the eternal Stevie Ray Vaughan to the sound of "Life by the Drop". Thank you #SICB2023 and until next time!
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É hoje!!!
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A glance at host vs environmental effects on microbiomes. Allopatric lizards reared in uniform conditions had indistinguishable microbiomes. But over time, diversity decreased in all. Controlled experiments are great but let's not forget the gut bacteria! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…

Shared and unique responses in the microbiome of allopatric lizards reared in a standardized...

Gut microbiomes from lizards of allopatric lineages reared in a controlled environment were indistinguishable, but changed with duration of environmental exposure. With time, bacterial diversity...

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With @DrMicroWill , Terrence Bell, Heather Engler :)
Drove to NY for this, so worth it
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The wordcloud of names of the authors of the published articles in top-5 journals between 2005 and 2020.
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Depois de provocar a confusão, os canalhas do MBL acionaram alguns policiais militares que ou estavam a serviço deles ou desconhecem sua função. Tentaram a todo custo me levar para a delegacia sem que houvesse qualquer embasamento legal. Não vamos nos intimidar!
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😅 Donate blood today even if you're bald!
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An association between phenotype and behavior. We tend to think vivid colors are costly to females, but here we see female lizards with largest color patches also going for highest body temps -- which makes them brighter! Context is everything... doi.org/10.1093/iob/obac029
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With @EvolutionAvery @MangroveRivulus @TracyLangkilde @iobjournal @SICB_
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And with that, all my PhD work is complete and published! Excited to move on to bigger challenges 🚀
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Jamil Chade@JamilChade21 Aug 2022
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For the first time in ten years I got to write and publish an abstract in my native language. So happy that journals are more welcoming of it today. Thank you @iobopen @SICB_
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Hey y'all! Check out my blog on our lab's latest paper, the first of its kind exploring active behavioral regulation of UV light exposure in lizards! This blog goes more into detail into the start of my journey along this novel, challenging, and super exciting research path! :)
Functional Ecology@FunEcology21 Jul 2022
🦎Fence lizards may experience a boost in health in captivity if given access to higher UV😎 📖Check out Matthew Lattanzio's blogpost on lizards keeping their preferred UV at the cost of exposing themselves to higher temperatures! ow.ly/EuHR50JXZ1Q @TheLattanzioLab

Matthew Lattanzio: UV behavioral regulation in eastern fence lizards

In this new post, Dr. Matthew Lattanzio—an Assistant Professor in the Organismal and Environmental Biology Department at Christopher Newport University, USA—discusses his recently accepted paper, “…

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