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Great news! Our recent study on amphibian diversity and host-pathogen dynamics was chosen as cover for the special issue on Neotropical herpetology and conservation in the journal Diversity mdpi.com/1424-2818/11/8 @Cat_Searle Kiersten @S_M_Whitfield

Here representing the Searle lab at the IUCN Red List and Conservation Needs Assessment Workshop in Costa Rica 🐸🐸🐸🐸

Happy to assist again to the Amphibian Disease Meeting! Presenting tomorrow some of my thesis' results

Post-decline infection of Bd in Costa Rica is endemic. Here presenting some of the results of my research in Searle lab at Purdue University during the 2019 Amphibian Disease Meeting @ Arizona State University instagram.com/p/B4-ZvF7HwPg/…

Thank to @MDeLeon_frogger and other colleagues we finally published this retrospective research on Bd origin in Costa Rica

The beauty and uncommon Isthmohyla lancasteri calling out to attract a mate instagram.com/p/B9IM5cVntG5/…

As part of the Searle's lab amphibian monitoring program in Costa Rica, my colleague Spencer Siddons and I explored new sites in Central Pacific and the Caribbean side. We are eager to see our results! Thanks to our volunteers from UCR, field stations and local towns!

Short report on Purdue media describing part of the Searle's lab amphibian monitoring program in Costa Rica 🐸 @ Costa Rica instagram.com/p/B9pLozYJPLO/…

Another reason why South African frogs are the greatest.

I am super happy Biotropica just published one of my ongoing PhD chapters. This is a collaboration of Searle lab and Adrián García from UNAM. Using an amphibian pathogen system we quantified the geographic expansion after epizootics 🐸 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Super cool paper from my friend Adrián García describing and quantifying drivers of genetic differentiation among tropical frogs in Central America. Really recommended

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Happy to start a new job as postdoctoral researcher at University of California, Riverside studying dynamics and distribution of invasive species 🦋🍇

I'm very happy to share this study published in "Global Ecology and Conservation" It examines the decline and recovery of many populations of stream frogs in Mesoamerica. Adrián García Sofia Granados @rpuschen Dr. Jonathan Kolby @Cat_Searle Kelsey Neam doi.org/10.1016/j.gecc…

I'm very happy to have my first paper as a postdoc at UC Riverside published in NeoBiota. It explores climatically suitable habitat and species co-occurrence of five invasive moth species, pests of grape-growing regions along the US West Coast doi: 10.3897/neobiota.86.100579

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