Our Research Focus
Our primary research focus is extinction and phylogeography of Caribbean bats.
We combine three types of data (climate, fossils, and genetics) to test hypotheses about population level changes across recent time scales. We are also broadly interested in evolutionary biology and study biogeography, the effects of climate change on mammals, population connectivity, and systematics and phylogenetics of mammals at regional and local scales.
Check out a sample of our research in Angelo's Google Scholar or Research Gate site.
We combine three types of data (climate, fossils, and genetics) to test hypotheses about population level changes across recent time scales. We are also broadly interested in evolutionary biology and study biogeography, the effects of climate change on mammals, population connectivity, and systematics and phylogenetics of mammals at regional and local scales.
Check out a sample of our research in Angelo's Google Scholar or Research Gate site.
We are also interested in phylogenomic and biogeographic questions on mammals at a global scale.
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Our research has taken us to:
We document biodiversity in places like this:
Generator Cave, Crooked Island, Bahamas
Cupeyal del Norte, Parque Nacional Alejandro de Humboldt, Cuba
