😮 😱 Mouse-deer shenanigans post #ASMBoulder mammalogists conference. At Smithsonian NMNH.

Super proud of Macalester College alum in my lab, (TL) Zoe Lowe, presenting our work on carnivore interactions in Yellowstone at #ASMBoulder Mammal Meetings 🐺🦊🐾 keep an eye out for this rising rockstar!! 🤩 Huge shoutout to all collaborators/coauthors 🙏🏽 📸 shared with permission

Been a mammal packed day post-#ASMBoulder vacation. Mt. Blue Sky brought all the marmots, sheep, and mountain goats! Our Airbnb in Steamboat Springs came with a backyard moose!

Fun that we fit in during our stay in Colorado in addition to #ASMBoulder! Alex DeLuca 🐭🐺

Happy with our lab's participation at #ASMboulder and the seed planted on a new generation of mammalogists Mohit Poudel KeeganBWebb OU Biological Sciences Ohio Center for Ecological & Evolutionary Studies

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I had the opportunity to present at #ASMboulder on epigenetic changes during prion disease and on sequencing in the field during the Collections Data and Tracking Disease workshop. Thanks to everyone who stopped by my talks!🧬

Awesome to see black-footed ferrets at the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery after #ASMBoulder

Got the amazing opportunity to tour the collections at the CU Boulder Museum of Natural History at #ASMBoulder! #CollectionsAreEssential

Wonderful end to #ASMBoulder 2024. Collection tour of CU Boulder 🦬 Museum of Natural History by the kind folks from vertebrate zoology. Mammal Meetings closing with a jaw-dropping backdrop. Plus, scored a free Mammal Teeth book by Peter Ungar! Now for some ⛰️ and then DC!

One of my favorite parts of #ASMboulder was the strong representation (and excellent talks!) of Latin American scientists! So happy to have seen old friends and met new ones & I’m looking forward to next time!

I learned this at the Am Soc Mammalogists #ASMBoulder meeting

Am Soc Mammalogists I am so glad that #asmboulder is now in the books! We first visited the University of Colorado 7 years ago for the Mammal Meetings! Little did we know the world would be changed by #covid19. However, mammalogy is stronger now than ever before.

Bryan McLean Anderson Feijo Madeleine Becker Sylvatic plague causes up to 95% mortality in black-tailed prairie dogs. Dr. #BlackLivesMatter Cassin Sackett: Plague survivors are rare, have antibodies and higher heterozygosity than other prairie dogs. Multiple genes may have role in mediating survival in prairie dogs. #ASMBoulder

Bryan McLean Anderson Feijo .Madeleine Becker: Channel Islands off California’s coast colonized by Peromyscus gambelii deer mice 12,000 years ago. Cytochrome b phylogeny reveals that there might be multiple introduction events and moved around by humans more recently. #ASMBoulder

Grateful for the support from the mammalogist community at #ASMBoulder! I was thrilled to share my dissertation research on white-footed mouse populations and their isotopic niche dynamics in the Long Island Central Pine Barrens.

Latin Americans at #asmboulder ✨✨✨✨💪🏽

The only talk about muscles in #asmboulder was super fun! Hahaha 💜

Hace 8 años estos muchachos y otro ñoño que no está en la foto me llevaron a mi primera salida de campo para colectar mamíferos. Me enseñaron los genial que es la mastozoología, lo geniales que son las musarañas, se convirtieron en mis maestros y amigos. ♥️♥️ #ASMBoulder #ASM2024

Bryan McLean Anderson Feijo Nations studied the forelimbs of 32 species of SE Asian shrews and found that they formed 4 clusters which seem to reflect a functional signal in morphology and niche partitioning. #ASMBoulder