I am a postdoctoral researcher in Dave Zarkower's lab at the University of Minnesota. I use phylogenies to study biogeography, speciation, taxonomy, and the evolution of novel traits in amphibians and reptiles. My current research examines the evolution of sex determining mechanisms in reptiles.

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Recent Papers:

Phyllopezus phylogeny (and goodbye Bogertia!)

New genus of South American gecko

New anole paper

Gecko biogeography paper makes the cover of the Journal of Evolutionary Biology

In the news:

Gekko canaensis - a new gecko species from Vietnam

A new Vietnamese gecko

New Gecko species discovered in Vietnam

Genome 10K: A New Ark

New Family Of Gecko Discovered

U student helps discover a new family of geckos

Bell researcher studies geckoes' sticky feet

U.S. researchers discover new family of gecko

Ga-ga about geckos

Transatlantische Gecko-Clique

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Contact: Tony Gamble
Postdoctoral Researcher
University of Minnesota
Department of Genetics, Cell Biology, and Development
Minneapolis, MN 55455
USA
email: gambl007@umn.edu

Copyright © 2003-2012. Tony Gamble
Updated: 1 February, 2012