Ed Stanley

@DrScanley

Associate Scientist & Co-PI on the . I use CT scans to study evolution, systematics & comparative morphology of reptiles & amphibians.

Gainesville, FL
Joined March 2015

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    5 Dec 2018

    Great news! ToScA North America will be accepting abstracts until next Friday (December 14th). Come join us in Gainesville, FL, March 6th-8th for helpful CT workshops, awesome plenaries, engaging research papers and dinner among the mammoths !

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    27 Dec 2018

    2018: It’s hard to imagine a forest without frog calls. But how long have these two gone together? At least 99 million years, according to this amber fossil from Myanmar. Study by & . Story: 

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    Probably not a lot of figures from grant proposals make it directly into books, but 's work for Figure 1 of the grant for did!

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    12 Dec 2018

    Gastrotheca cornuta is rediscovered in Ecuador after going unseen for over a decade! The eggs of this species are among the largest known across all amphibians at >10 mm in diameter. Here is a female specimen I CT scanned with embryos in her pouch.

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    Are you using data from in your upcoming presentation? We'd love to know, and we're happy to highlight your talk or poster!

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    6 Dec 2018

    Getting ready for Biz Meeting at . Will have free raffle of 3D-printed skulls from the as well as talk about the Division and announce student awards.

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    3 Dec 2018

    Here's our new paper that uses CT & to compare size and shape to endocasts in developing alligators and chickens. In it, we make recommendations for mitigating biases from using endocasts.

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  8. 28 Nov 2018

    Interested in CT-based science? Come join us in Gainesville, Florida on March 6th-8th 2019 for the second meetings. Abstract submission deadline is this Friday- November 30th.

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    2 Nov 2018

    belated day 1 tweet. I love the interdisciplinary experience ! My research wouldn't be possible w/out it. I'm comparing rock iguana CT data from their and collections.

    CT scans of rock iguana from Herpetology and Caribbean Archaeology collections, and a comparative from the Environmental Archaeology Program.
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  11. 26 Oct 2018

    Happy ! Here’s a cool 3D skull of that most Halloweeny of chiropterans, the vampire bat Desmodus rotundus UF9818

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    Come learn about the at later this morning. 10:30 AM in Ballroom B.

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    15 Oct 2018

    The first skull puzzle prototype finished printing! Thanks to , , and Amber Singh for the help with this. With some paint and magnets, we'll have a great outreach/teaching tool! Can anyone guess which vertebrate we printed first?

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  14. 10 Oct 2018

    Check out this fantastic new paper on gecko skull morphological diversification and evolution from the ’s very own !

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  15. 9 Oct 2018

    The skull of a duck-billed platypus is every bit as bizarre as you'd expect! Now on ! Download the specimen at

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    9 Oct 2018

    Hey , want to learn what it really means to be a Gator? Take Herpetology (ZOO4926) to learn about reptiles and amphibians in Spring 2019 with me and Harvey Lillywhite. Hands-on labs (led by ) are based on specimens .

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  17. 7 Oct 2018

    Finishing up curing this awesome Japanese Giant salamander . Still an impressive animal at a quarter the life size!

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  18. 3 Oct 2018

    Students , there is still time to submit posters and images for the 2018-10-9 National Nanotechnology Day event! Win fabulous prizes! Amaze your friends and colleagues! Learn about some cool technology! Details for submission can be found here-

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  19. 2 Oct 2018

    Awesome segmentation work from today in the ’s brand new digital imaging lab! On his first afternoon with the software he produced this spectacular image of the central nervous system of an embryonic gecko!

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  20. 2 Oct 2018

    Lead PI summarizing the first year of the at the 2018 summit . We’re well on our way- over 1000 specimens uploaded to , with more and more each day!

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