Justin Yeager


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CURRENT LAB MEMBERS




Leo Ávila

Leo is a biotechnology student who is contributing to our ongoing work on the quantification
of trait divergence and reproductive isolation in poison frogs.



Doménica Gómez

Domenica is a biotechnology student, her research is focused on understanding the evolution of
chemical defenses and their benefits in the initial stages of the evolution of aposematism.



Priscila Mantilla

Priscila is a biotechnology student who is interested in better understanding the evolution of, and how transparency
functions as camouflage in glass frogs.



Matteo Cardellino

Matteo is a veterinary student with years of field experience who has "seen the light" and joined the lab.
He is working in the evolution of mating strategies in fish, as well as joining several projects related to poison frogs.



Cordon Wade

Cordon is a visiting researcher whose whose current work is disentangling the defensive function of transparency as
camouflage in communities while he develops his next line of research.



Abby Robison

Abby is a visiting researcher whose whose current work is disentangling the defensive function of transparency as
camouflage in communities while she begins to transition into studying mimicry in poison frogs.






LAB ALUMNI


Pablo Viteri

Pablo studied biotechnology and had an ambitious thesis modeling the defensive functions of poison frog alkaloids
alkaloids




COLLABORATORS



Jim Barnett

 Olivier Penacchio

 Molly Cummings

 Jaime Culebras

 David Fisher