Monthly Archives: September 2023

A paleogenomic peek into the human history of the Americas — and all its complications

Posted on 20 Sep, 2023 by Jeremy Yoder

The following is a guest post from Ellen Quinlan, a PhD Candidate in Biology at Wake Forest University. Ellen’s dissertation work studies the ecology and population genomics of altitudinal range limits in Andean trees.  The Molecular Ecologist receives a small commission … Continue reading →

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Summer session accountability

Posted on 1 Sep, 2023 by Jeremy Yoder

Summer, as an astronomical season, doesn’t end for a few weeks yet, but academic summer is well and truly over. Today is already the end of the first week of classes on my campus, and both the courses I’m teaching … Continue reading →

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