Everyone welcome the newest member of our editorial team here at Life in the City, Kevin Avilés-Rodríguez!
Kevin is a postdoctoral researcher at Fordham University. His dissertation research focused on the interaction of global change drivers on the ecology and evolution of Anolis lizards. His work incorporates genomics, ecology, behavior, and morphology to understand how hurricanes, urbanization, invasive species, and more impact reptiles. His postdoctoral research is on the native and invasive species of freshwater turtles found in urban landscapes of Puerto Rico. You can learn more about his research on his website.
Welcome to the team, Kevin!
Assistant Professor at New York University
Co-founder of LITC along with E. Carlen and L. Miles. I'm an Assistant Professor in the Biology department at New York University. I study urban evolution from a functional morphological perspective. I like herps.
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