Dan MacGuigan

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NSF Postdoc - fish speciation, hybridization, systematics, and genomics. Krabbenhoft Lab, University at Buffalo Department of Biological Sciences. University of Rochester and Yale EEB alum.
Websitehttps://danjmac.weebly.com/
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Dan MacGuiganJul 6, 2023
Giving Threads a try, same username as my mastodon account
Dan MacGuiganJun 21, 2023
Pavel DimensJun 21, 2023
Catch my #Evol2023 talk tomorrow (6/22) at 3:15pm in Ruidoso (220) as part of the Bioinformatics I section. Will talk about practical application of linked-read sequencing and how I *really* want you to process those data with minimal friction.
Dan MacGuiganJun 21, 2023
April WrightJun 19, 2023
Reminder for folks at #evol2023: public transit, including the lines that serve the airport, is under a pilot program to be fare free. Help out the citizens of Albuquerque by keeping demand high. All aboard!
Dan MacGuiganJun 21, 2023
Brian O'MearaJun 21, 2023

My @SystBiol presidential address is 8 am local on Saturday for #Evol2023

It's on the importance of naming (still tweaking):

• #SnailDarter and #Dams
• #Misconduct
• #EponymousAwards
• #Eugenics and our community's role in it

Boldly and accurately naming things is a key step in addressing issues, and has impact on research but also how our field works.

Please attend!

Dan MacGuiganJun 21, 2023
On my way to #Evol2023!
Dan MacGuiganMay 15, 2023
Excited to share our new publication on the evolution and ecology of the Waccamaw Darter, Etheostoma perlongum! With co-authors Thomas Near, @fish_genomes, Rich Harrington, Dylan Wainwright, and Nate Backenstose. Ecological speciation of E. perlongum is associated with a large chromosomal inversion, which appears to have convergently evolved in Atlantic Cod and Rainbow Trout. #fish #genomics #speciation #inversion #evolution #ecology #phylogenetics https://doi.org/10.1093/evolut/qpad067
Lacustrine speciation associated with chromosomal inversion in a lineage of riverine fishes

Abstract. Geographic isolation is the primary driver of speciation in many vertebrate lineages. This trend is exemplified by North American darters, a clade of

OUP Academic
Dan MacGuiganFeb 19, 2023
Trevor KrabbenhoftFeb 19, 2023
Great Lakes fish distributions are changing due to climate change and habitat restoration. New gar and sucker species confirmed in NY waters, paper by @DMacGuig et al. https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.02.08.527752v1
Dan MacGuiganJan 26, 2023
Spent some time getting back to my Anolis roots with Levi Gray, Jose Manuel Toledo Morales, and Cande Cundapi Pérez. 6 Mexican states in a week!
Dan MacGuiganJan 15, 2023
Katherine Corn (she/her)Jan 15, 2023
Having an incredible time at #SSB2023 ! Loving the setup of lightning talks: so digestible and easy to listen to, and loving the emphasis on systematics in Mexico. And the art is hard to beat! @SystBiol
Dan MacGuiganJan 15, 2023
Very cool symposium at #SSB2023 on systematics in #México and the importance of language/cultural #inclusivity in #science!