Alexa Sadier
Eco-evo-devo - Bats - Teeth - Nolveties - Deep homology
Steno
retina
edata
Chromato_cheval
Artibeus
18-0_EDD_md_1150mg_2-10
The developmental basis of morphological evolution
I am an evolutionary developmental biologist at UCLA. My research is broadly related to mammalian eco-evo-devo and aims to answer broad evolutionary questions related to the evolution of animal forms in various environments. I mainly use the incredible diversity of bats to study the evolution of dentition, dietary and sensory systems. Please find here more about my research and outreach projects!
News
- May 2023: New paper out! Diversification of bat membranes
- May 2023: Fieldwork in Belize, Lamanai!
- April 2023: Fieldwork in Trinidad!
- August 2022: gBatNet and IBRC Talk
- July 2022: Invited talk PanAmEvoDevo
- June 2022: Talk EED: Growth as regulator of tooth patterning in bats
- May 2022: New paper in ICB! - bat teeth as a model system
- May 2022: Fieldwork Belize!
- April 2022: Fieldwork Trinidad!
- February 2022: Invited speaker IGFL
- December 2021: New preprint on BioRxiv!: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.12.05.471324v1
- November 2021: NASA space biology workshop GeneLab AWG
- October 2021: iBiology video release: Bat in technicolor!
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Science
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Fieldtrips
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Outreach
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About me
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