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Today’s guest is Dr. Kory Evans! Kory is a biologist studying the ecology and evolution of phenotypic diversity in a wide array of fishes. His work taps into aspects of morphology, development, biomechanics, and ecology to understand how phenotypes like the fish skull have evolved to be so diverse. We really enjoyed getting to learn more about Kory’s work, the techniques he and his lab use, and the exciting destinations they’ve traveled to for field work. We also got to hear about Kory’s varied musical tastes, from rap to hip-hop to R&B to alternative rock, and also the fun song-title inspired research project: ‘Back That Wrasse Up’!
Check out Kory’s playlist here, where you can find artists, albums, and songs mentioned during our ‘Supplementary Songs’ and ‘Extended Plays’ segments: Apple Music and Spotify.
You can also check out the paper discussed in our interview here:
Mosaic Evolution of the Skull in Labrid Fishes Involves Differences in Both Tempo and Mode of Morphological Change
You can learn more about Kory’s work at:
https://koryevans.weebly.com/
Twitter: @Sternarchella
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Blair and Drew’s running playlists can be found here:
Blair - Apple Music and Spotify
Drew - Apple Music and Spotify
You can learn more about Blair’s work at:
Twitter: @blairperry614
And Drew’s work at:
Twitter: @drschield
Thanks for listening to Soundtracks to Science!
Today’s guest is Dr. Kory Evans! Kory is a biologist studying the ecology and evolution of phenotypic diversity in a wide array of fishes. His work taps into aspects of morphology, development, biomechanics, and ecology to understand how phenotypes like the fish skull have evolved to be so diverse. We really enjoyed getting to learn more about Kory’s work, the techniques he and his lab use, and the exciting destinations they’ve traveled to for field work. We also got to hear about Kory’s varied musical tastes, from rap to hip-hop to R&B to alternative rock, and also the fun song-title inspired research project: ‘Back That Wrasse Up’!
Check out Kory’s playlist here, where you can find artists, albums, and songs mentioned during our ‘Supplementary Songs’ and ‘Extended Plays’ segments: Apple Music and Spotify.
You can also check out the paper discussed in our interview here:
Mosaic Evolution of the Skull in Labrid Fishes Involves Differences in Both Tempo and Mode of Morphological Change
You can learn more about Kory’s work at:
https://koryevans.weebly.com/
Twitter: @Sternarchella
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Follow us!
Twitter: @soundtracks2sci
Instagram: @soundtracks_to_science
Blair and Drew’s running playlists can be found here:
Blair - Apple Music and Spotify
Drew - Apple Music and Spotify
You can learn more about Blair’s work at:
Twitter: @blairperry614
And Drew’s work at:
Twitter: @drschield