Dylan is a PhD researcher working on the viviparous toad genus Nectophrynoides from Tanzania. He uses comparative genomic and transcriptomic approaches to resolve the phylogeny of the genus and investigate gene expression during embryonic development to better understand the evolution of viviparity. His research interests include amphibian microbiomes, particularly their vertical transmission, infectious diseases, and the evolution of parental care.
Education
MSc in Animal Ecology | Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Dylan’s Group Publications
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