Butterfly Genetics Group : University of Cambridge

Time 2020-12-31 12:03:43

Web Name: Butterfly Genetics Group : University of Cambridge

WebSite: http://heliconius.zoo.cam.ac.uk

ID:151977

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Group,Genetics,Butterfly,

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PublicationsDatabasesPeopleOpportunitiesLab calendarContactCollecting butterflies in Ecuador - Speciation Genomics 1 of 5Backcross mating of an interspecies hybrid - Genetics of behaviour and speciation 2 of 5Coloured scales on a wing of Heliconius melpomene - Pattern development 3 of 5Insectary in Gamboa, Panama - Opportunities 4 of 5People 5 of 5Our ResearchWhat are the origins of biodiversity?  We study tropical butterflies from South America to understand evolution at the population and species level. We like genetics, and are doing a lot of genome analysis at the moment, but also think that we need to understand development, behaviour and ecology to make sense of evolution. So our research ranges across all of these topics.Read moreFundingRead about where our funding comes fromRead moreA short video about Heliconius:More videos about our workEmbracing DiversityOur research group celebrates diversity and is open to researchers from all backgrounds; ethnic, cultural, gender, sexuality. We welcome applications to work with us from anywhere in the world. We strive to provide a supportive work environment for everyone irrespective of race, gender or culture.Read about the lab membersNews Celebrating diversity June 5, 2020 Our research group celebrates diversity and is open to researchers from all backgrounds; ethnic, cultural, gender, sexuality. We welcome applications Two papers in PLoS Biology (again) February 28, 2020 For the second year running we start the year with two papers in PLoS Biology. Well done to Markus Moest Adios Charley February 28, 2020 We say goodbye to Charley Yen today, who is going to be starting a PhD in London later this year. Adios to Kathy, Anniina, Nicol and Eva December 16, 2019 We are saying goodbye to four people this Christmas. Kathy Darragh finished her PhD earlier in the year and is

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We study tropical butterflies from South America to understand evolution at the population and species level.

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