
Evolutionary ecologist | Murcielaguero | Associate Professor @UMSL. Fan of tropics, bats, flowers, kayaks, & racquets
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Excited to share this hot-off-the-press work in New Phytologist! With @azuluagat & @JMHbiologistico, we used experiments to address the adaptive significance of a trait common among bat-pollinated flowers...
Full article here:
nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/…
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Our article on why bat flowers have long stems is out! See video below:
Making yourself heard: why well-exposed #flowers are an adaptation for #bat #pollination
Letter by @Muchhala_Lab, @JMHbiologistico & @azuluagat
📖 doi.org/10.1111/nph.20075
#LatestIssue @wileyplantsci 🦇
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Making yourself heard: why well-exposed #flowers are an adaptation for #bat #pollination
Letter by @Muchhala_Lab, @JMHbiologistico & @azuluagat
📖 doi.org/10.1111/nph.20075
#LatestIssue @wileyplantsci 🦇
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Te interesa aprender sobre genomas enteros y su aplicación en conservación, evolución y biotecnología? Aplica a nuestra maestría en
@PUCE_Ecuador; estoy buscando tesistas :-)
A nice news piece from New Scientist on our latest bat-flower work!
newscientist.com/article/244…
(original New Phytologist article here:
nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/…)
Some bat-pollinated flowers may have evolved long stems to be more visible to echolocating bats.🦇🌷🤯
newscientist.com/article/244…
Since hearing isn't as precise as vision, we suggest this maximizes 'visibility' to bat echolocation, much like how bright red flowers function for hummingbirds
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Much thanks to the field assistants who helped with this project!
Allison Munoz, @andreabernalri, @Nathaliamn20, @chriscalvache
Publishing opportunity for BIPOC botanists, particularly those from the Global South!
More info here:
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Our paper on #pollen co‐transport #networks led by @lied_carneiro is finally out! We are very excited to see this published in @JEcology Wiley Online Library besjournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
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Macroevolution of the plant–hummingbird pollination system - Barreto - Biological Reviews - Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Honored to be selected as an @ESA_org Early Career Fellow in a group of spectacular scientists! Sharing my picture space with the true stars of the show: 🦎🦎🦎
I am looking for postdocs & PhD students to join my lab: Please get in touch/spread the word!
theStroudLab.com/
📣We're happy to announce the 2024 class of ESA Fellows and Early Career Fellows!
Congratulations to these ecologists whose pioneering research, dedicated mentorship & tireless advocacy improve our science & society
Read the full announcement: esa.org/blog/2024/04/30/ecol…
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El gobierno brasileño lanzó becas para traer 500 estudiantes latinos o caribeños (maestría o doctorado) a Brasil. Los estudiantes podrán permanecer aquí de 2 a 12 meses. ¡¡¡Ayuda a difundir esto con nuestros hermanos y hermanas latinoamericanos!!!
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Los invitamos el jueves 11 de abril a escuchar en “Natural…mente” 9:30 a.m. por Radio_ Unal 98.5 FM a Nathan Muchhala de la Universidad de Missouri USA, conversará sobre : “Interacciones ecológicas entre murciélagos y especies del género Burmeisteria. Conduce. @JaguireC
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¡Vuelven los #EncuentrosdeBiodiversidad!
Este miércoles tendremos una charla por Nathan Muchhala @Muchhala_Lab - nos contará sobre interacciones ecológicas entre murciélagos y plantas del bosque nublado 🦇🦇🏔️
¡No se lo pierdan! #icn #bats #science #colombia #cloudforest @umsl – at Bogotá, D.C., Colombia
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#Entérate I #MinCiencias en alianza con @FulbrightCol ha beneficiado a 605 profesionales colombianos en diversas áreas del conocimiento con sus estudios de posgrado en EE.UU ¡Ahora es tu oportunidad de participar!
Inscríbete hasta el 6 de mayo🙋♀️📗minciencias.gov.co/sala_de_p…
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Thought it was about time to introduce myself.
I'm Belen Alvestegui. I'm a Bolivian biologist and a PhD candidate in @Muchhala_Lab at @BiologyUmsl. I study the systematics, evolution and pollination of Symbolanthus plants.



























