Stephen De Lisle

@stephen_delisle

Evolutionary ecologist, postdoc at Lund University

Lund, Sweden
spdelisle.wordpress.com
Joined June 2016
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  1. Oct 9

    Male bias in the strength of phenotypic selection. Meta-analysis from and David Punzalan

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    Oct 9

    Come to our Minisymposium on insects in Lund on Thursday (October 11 at 13.15) at ! Exciting talks by , , and Rhonda Snook. This symposium is arranged by members in conjunction with PhD-defense by Beatriz Willink

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    Sep 25

    Coming in February 2019: the Sharp Lab at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. I’m so excited to join the excellent Genetics group there!

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  4. Sep 19

    community-wide consequences of plant sexual dimorphism

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    Sep 17

    I'm looking for 1 or 2 PhD students to join the at in Fall 2019. Looking for students interested in any area of evolutionary genetics, including molecular evolution, quantitative genetics, and even theory. Please RT! 🦎🐍🐦🧬

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    Sep 13

    Bob Cox's lab at UVA is looking for a new postdoc for new project exploring hormonally mediated gene expression in lizards. More details on his website

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    Sep 13

    Congratulations to for successfully defending her master's thesis on rare species persistence! Kate has been a fixture in the department over her 2 years, organizing events, pushing for mental health initiatives & making the department a brighter place. We'll miss you!

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    Sep 11

    The Cutter lab at the University of Toronto is seeking to hire a highly motivated postdoctoral scholar to work on questions in evolutionary genetics. Please share!

    Looking for a great postdoc to work on evolutionary genetics with me in Toronto!
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  9. Sep 6

    Normally restrict tweets to science-y stuff, but can't when the guy I raced bikes with as a teenager back in VA is winning grand tour stages and leading the US mens road team to worlds. Go !!!

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    Sep 5

    Ecstatic to receive this 1948 group photo via . Wow, there are some big names in there! To get started: highly acclaimed Canadian nature artist Robert Bateman and famed ecologist Robert MacArthur**!

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  11. Aug 27

    New work: meta analysis testing theory on environmental drivers of sexual antagonism. With

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  12. Aug 15

    Packing list for road trip to : poster, tent, sleeping bag, 33 y/o car worth about the same as all the above. See you (hopefully...) in Montpellier!

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    Aug 13

    Why birds and mammals are larger-brained and smarter than other vertebrates? Our new paper suggests that the evolution in brain growth pattern may be the key. Visit .

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    Aug 10

    . and kicking off Barrett Fest, which you can follow here:

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    Jul 27

    I'll be at the ESA Aug. 6-9, a great chance to meet prospective students and well timed with fellowship deadlines. Interested in species coexistence, evolution, biodiversity change, and Vancouver? Get in touch via !

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    Jul 28

    Has adaptation occurred in males and females since separate sexes evolved in the plant Silene latifolia?

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    Jul 17

    New on EarlyView: Adaptive radiation along a deeply conserved genetic line of least resistance in Anolis lizards by , , Helen Wright, , , & Photos: &

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    Jul 9

    Ischnura twice as many downloads as Anolis.

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    Jul 4

    Using 40yrs of archived video footage (i.e Tour of Flanders road cycling), authors detected strong advances in the timing of tree leaf‐out and flowering in the footage!

    Scientists used 40 years of Tour of Flanders video coverage to track climate change.
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  20. Jun 29

    Just resubmitted a ms that was 'reject with resubmit'. . . . back in 2015. I guess better late than never?

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