The McGlothlin Lab at Virginia Tech studies the evolution of complex traits. We are interested in how natural selection shapes such traits and the mechanisms underlie them. We use empirical and theoretical approaches and incorporate ideas and techniques from diverse fields, including evolutionary genetics, behavioral ecology, and physiological ecology.
Recent Posts
- McGlothlin Lab Update, 2017-2018 September 4, 2018
- News Catch-up September 6, 2017
- What the McGlothlin Lab did this summer August 2, 2016
- Snake work in the Washington Post June 10, 2016
- Snakes and newts in the Atlantic June 9, 2016
- New paper on toxin resistance in snakes June 9, 2016
- New paper on hormones and integration June 2, 2016
- Looking for a new postdoc April 27, 2016
- Interfaces of Global Change Research Symposium April 27, 2016
- No bird like the Snowbird April 27, 2016