Monthly archives: March 2019

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Honey, evolution shrank the frogs! 14

This entry was posted in Evolution Herpetology News Science Taxonomy on 2019-03-27

Hot off the press today in PLoS ONE, my colleagues and I have published a paper describing five new species of frogs, including a new genus, Mini, containing three species that we have dubbed with punning names: Mini mum, Mini scule, and Mini ature. The largest of these is 14 mm long, the […]

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Wrapping up my PhD 2

This entry was posted in About me Evolution Herpetology News Science Taxonomy on 2019-03-20

The culmination of three and a half years is finally here. Tomorrow as I write this, the 21st of March, 2019, I will submit my PhD thesis, entitled ‘On the value of systematics for the study of evolution: insights from the reptiles and amphibians of Madagascar’*. It has been a […]

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