Mark Margres
Assistant Professor
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Mark Margres is an Assistant Professor at the University of South Florida, USA. His research focuses on the genetic and evolutionary dynamics of venom in reptiles and the coevolutionary interactions between Tasmanian devils and transmissible cancers. Recent articles highlight his work on structural variants in rattlesnake venom and the genomic adaptations of various snake species.
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Christopher P Burridge
University of Tasmania
Gunnar Nystrom
Graduate Teaching Asssitant
Florida State University
Timothy Colston
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University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez
Amanda Stahlke
Assistant Professor
Colorado Mesa University
Christopher Kozakiewicz
Assistant Professor
Michigan State University
Darin Rokyta
Professor
Florida State University
Manuel Ruiz-Aravena
Visiting Assistant Professor
Cornell University
Sebastien Comte
New South Wales Department of Primary Industries
Marc Beer
Washington State University
Paul Hohenlohe
Associate Professor
University of Idaho
Menna Jones
Professor
University of Tasmania
Jason Strickland
Assistant Professor
University of South Alabama
Hamish McCallum
Professor and Centre Director
Griffith University
Rodrigo Hamede
Senior Lecturer
University of Tasmania
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