Congrats to fellow Dechroner, Luke Harmon, who along with several colleagues has a nice paper in this week's Nature. In this article, they describe their research on how the diversification of species via an adaptive radiation strongly affects the ecosystem itself, through a series of studies of sticklebacks. There's a nice News & Views on their article as well. Good work, Luke (et al.)!
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
In Good Company
Congrats to fellow Dechroner, Luke Harmon, who along with several colleagues has a nice paper in this week's Nature. In this article, they describe their research on how the diversification of species via an adaptive radiation strongly affects the ecosystem itself, through a series of studies of sticklebacks. There's a nice News & Views on their article as well. Good work, Luke (et al.)!
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Rock on Luke!
Rock on indeed, Luke. Way to represent the Iowa State lineage.
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