Streicher Lab
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    • Ecological and Spatial Change
    • Evolution of Biodiversity
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    • DNA >
      • Genomes
      • RADseq + UCEs
      • Shotgun DNA
      • Sanger
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  • NGS Training
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  • Home
  • People
    • Principal Investigator - Jeff Streicher
    • Postdoctoral Researchers
    • Students
    • NHM Collaborators
  • Research
    • Ecological and Spatial Change
    • Evolution of Biodiversity
  • Publications
  • Data
    • DNA >
      • Genomes
      • RADseq + UCEs
      • Shotgun DNA
      • Sanger
    • Micro-CT
    • Other
  • NGS Training
  • News

Research

Evolution of Biodiversity

We have a deep appreciation for nature that drives us to ask fundamental questions about the evolution of life. We study biodiversity (mostly amphibians and reptiles) in three major contexts:
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High-throughput systematics

Using ultraconserved elements (UCEs), we are examining difficult to resolve phylogenetic relationships
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Genomic drivers of phenome evolution

Using squamate reptiles we are identifying genomic correlates of phenomic evolution.  
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(c) Trustees of the Natural History Museum, London

100% Natural History

Using fieldwork and museum collections we understand biodiversity through field observations, species description, and taxonomic revision.
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Science Group | Room DC1 209B, Darwin Centre | Natural History Museum | London | SW7 5BD 
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