EEB Seeds of Science Blog. Atwood Colloquium in Ecology and Evolution. Re-creation of a key step in the switch from C3 to C4 leaf anatomy. Roxana Khoshravesh, Tammy Sage, and colleagues take a step in the path towards engineering C4 rice.

Bull; Farewell and congratulations to Austen Barnett. Who is now an Assistant Professor at DeSales University. Bull; Our collaborative paper. In appendage development and evolution is accepted for publication in. Presenting a hypothesis on the convergent evolution of germ granule nucleators is accepted for publication in. Bull; Farewell and congratulations to John Srouji. Bull; Welcome to José Carranza.

A broad interest journal publishing short, highly innovative, cutting-edge research articles and opinion pieces across the biological sciences. Plasmid carriage can limit bacteria phage coevolution. Phenotype environment matching in sand fleas. Feedback of trees on nitrogen mineralization to restrict the advance of trees in C4 savannahs. A new species of Scutisorex.

I am an evolutionary biologist and vertebrate palaeontologist studying the evolution of dinosaurs. I especially like to spend my time thinking about ankylosaurs, a group of armoured dinosaurs which sometimes have cool tail weapons. At the Royal Ontario Museum. In Toronto, Ontario, Canada. From 2014 to 2016 I was based at the Paleontology Research Lab. At the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences.

BSc Carleton University - Department of Earth Sciences. MSc University of Toronto - Department of Zoology. PhD University of Toronto - Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology.

Institute for the Study of Mongolian Dinosaurs. Building the Future of Mongolian Paleontology. The Institute for the Study of Mongolian Dinosaurs builds the future of Mongolian paleontology through education, outreach and conservation. Our ongoing work includes fossil repatriation, dinosaur workshops and science outreach through the web and museums.

Welcome to the Art blog. Here you will find a wide selection of my work, from technical and digital illustrations to my 3d work. If you want to contact me or have questions about this website or its content, please use the contact form below. Jaw muscles of Velociraptor mongoliensis. Skull and cervical vertebrae of Velociraptor mongoliensis.

I am a Killam postdoctoral researcher and a Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research postdoctoral trainee at the University of British Columbia. My research interests include the evolution and development of dentition and its applications to human health research, Early Permian ecosystems, sphenacodontids, ichnology, palaeobotany, ontogeny, hadrosaurs, and histology.