About me
I am currently a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Reading funded by the Leverhulme Trust. My interests are primarily involved in macro-evolutionary biology, particularly involving large-scale evolutionary trends and patterns. I am also interested in looking at the effects of incorporating extinct and extant diversity into studies of evolutionary biology and ecology.
Current research areas:
Macroevolutionary patterns and processes - morphological change across the ages
Linking rapid rates of morphological evolutionary change to underlying ecological drivers / selective pressures.
Brain size in mammals
Ear canal dimensions and locomotion in primates
Natural selection: from genotypes to phenotypes!
Feel free to contact me (see links below) if you are interested in collaboration or would like to talk about phylogenetic comparative analyses.
Want to use phylogenetic comparative analysis in your research but not sure how? Contact me!