if you're thinking of going to the science in solidarity event, which is at the same time, I think we can squeeze bingo into the first 30 min of the time slot :) come by!

Later that day I’ll tell you about why dendrobatid poison frogs have the largest and smallest anuran genomes measured to date! 🐸🧬

Tues June 24 4:00 pm Parthenon 2

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link to paper: doi.org/10.1093/evol...

Tuesday we have two talks. First is Adri Jeckel who will provide an enticing first look at toxin feeding experiments in Epipedobates poison frogs. Can juveniles 👶 sequester as much toxins as adults? Come find out!

Tues June 24 2:45 pm Parthenon 2

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Monday evening during the poster session Sophie Draper will share some of the results from our mad scientist project to evolve chemical defense in fruit flies 🤯🪰

Mon June 23 5:45 pm Grand Hall 2-7 D17 (23rd)

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Then in the same session María José Navarrete Méndez will present NEW data exploring the evolution of chemical defenses in the increíble harlequin frogs 🐸and the possible involvement of bacteria 🤔🧫

Mon June 23 5:15 pm in Parthenon 2

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We have two talks on Monday. First Valeria Ramírez Castañeda @mvzucb.bsky.social will talk about the complex ways that Amazonian snakes 🐍 deal with poisonous frogs, featuring previously unknown resistance mechanisms for some alkaloids.

Mon June 23 4:00 pm in Parthenon 2

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First talk is by Leticia Ochoa Ochoa, visiting prof from UNAM. Leti is presenting some of her sabbatical research at @ucberkeleyofficial.bsky.social —what is known about estivation in amphibians?? 🐸 Come find out how it might relate to conservation😮

Sat June 21 10:00am Parthenon 2

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Me!