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About Guillermo Navalón

I am interested in how evolution structures phenotypic diversity over long timescales. In particular, in how intrinsic factors such as development interacted with ecological factors in macroevolution, mainly of birds and mainly of their skeletal anatomy. To accomplish this, I work at several scales from macroevolutionary studies of phenotype across dozens of species to anatomical systematic research in fossils, mostly birds and kin.

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Coevolution Evolutionary developmental biology Evolutionary ecology Evolutionary theory Macroecology Palaeoecology Palaeontology Phylogenetics Speciation Taxonomy Tropical ecology

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The skull evolved as an integrated unit in Darwin's finches and Hawaiian honeycreepers and that may have been a key factor to their success

Nature Ecology and Evolution

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The skull evolved as an integrated unit in Darwin's finches and Hawaiian honeycreepers and that may have been a key factor to their success

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The skull evolved as an integrated unit in Darwin's finches and Hawaiian honeycreepers and that may have been a key factor to their success

Nature Ecology and Evolution

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The skull evolved as an integrated unit in Darwin's finches and Hawaiian honeycreepers and that may have been a key factor to their success

Guillermo Navalón

Feb 03, 2020

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