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Amphibian and Reptile Biology · Global and Planetary Change

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h-index52
i10-index113
Publications184
Citations11,704

Grants

5 total · 1 active

NSF #2307044

Snake venom systems as a model for inferring the structure and evolution of regulatory networks underlying organism-level physiological traits

Active
Amount
$1M–$2M
Period
2023-08-01 → 2027-07-31
PIs
4

Awarded at University of Texas at Arlington

NSF #1655571

Systematics, introgression, and adaptation in Western Rattlesnakes: a model system for studying gene flow, selection, and speciation

Amount
$800K–$900K
Period
2017-06-01 → 2023-03-31
PIs
3

Awarded at University of Texas at Arlington

NSF #1655735

Collaborative Research: Integrated mechanisms underlying the regulation of intestinal form and function

Amount
$500K–$600K
Period
2017-05-01 → 2023-03-31
PIs
2

Awarded at University of Texas at Arlington

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All Grants

5 total · 1 active

NSF #2307044

Snake venom systems as a model for inferring the structure and evolution of regulatory networks underlying organism-level physiological traits

Active
Amount
$1M–$2M
Period
2023-08-01 → 2027-07-31
PIs
4

Awarded at University of Texas at Arlington

NSF #1655571

Systematics, introgression, and adaptation in Western Rattlesnakes: a model system for studying gene flow, selection, and speciation

Amount
$800K–$900K
Period
2017-06-01 → 2023-03-31
PIs
3

Awarded at University of Texas at Arlington

NSF #1655735

Collaborative Research: Integrated mechanisms underlying the regulation of intestinal form and function

Amount
$500K–$600K
Period
2017-05-01 → 2023-03-31
PIs
2

Awarded at University of Texas at Arlington

NSF #1501747

DISSERTATION RESEARCH: Genomic basis of convergent phenotypic evolution in island populations of boa constrictors

Amount
<$100K
Period
2015-06-01 → 2017-05-31
PIs
2

Awarded at University of Texas at Arlington

NSF #1501886

DISSERTATION RESEARCH: Delineation of populations, species, and genomic adaptations across a widely distributed venomous snake species complex

Amount
<$100K
Period
2015-06-01 → 2017-05-31
PIs
2

Awarded at University of Texas at Arlington

Recent Public Signals

  1. New paper: Specimen collection is essential for modern science (PLoS Biology)2023-11-22
  2. New NSF award: Snake venom systems as a model for inferring the structure and evolution of regulatory networks underlying organism-level physiological traits2023-08-01
  3. New preprint: Integrating genomic and epidemiologic data to accelerate progress towards schistosomiasis elimination2022-04-29

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  • Grants as of 2026-08-26

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