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Open Consortium of Squamate Genomics

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Open Consortium of Squamate Genomics @squamategenomics.bsky.social · 06/10/2026
The Open Consortium of Squamate Genomics (OCSG) is a rapidly growing network of researchers interested in building capacity for cutting-edge genomics research in lizards and snakes. We teach and learn from one another while making new connections across the globe. Join us! forms.gle/67J2vQHQB3tP...
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The Open Consortium of Squamate Genomics (OCSG) is a new global initiative (est. 2024) with an overarching goal of increasing both quality and quantity of lizard and snake genomic resources, as well a...
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Dr. Brendan "Doesn't-go-to-Ravenholm" Pinto @drpintothe2nd.bsky.social · 27/08/2026
Tldr; MORE SEX CHROMOSOMES AND GECKO GENOMES
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Tony Gamble @tonygamble.eurosky.social · 27/08/2026
New collaborative paper from the lab on gecko sex chromosome and genome evolution! 🧪🦎 www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
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Genomic predisposition is associated with the direction of sex chromosome evolution
Sex chromosome evolution is among the most dynamic genomic innovations in vertebrates, yet why some lineages evolve XY while others evolve ZW remains unclear. Using chromosome-level genomes from 19 ge...
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Ian Brennan @brennian.bsky.social · 14/01/2025
🐍 Do you talk about reptiles with strangers🦎 🧬 Do you lay awake thinking about N50 scores? Close your eyes and see Manhattan plots?🧬 Well, have I got the answer for you. Come check out the Open Consortium for Squamate Genomics (OCSG - that’s a mouthful). Sign up here: forms.gle/TTmTwAMUqzWJ...
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The Open Consortium of Squamate Genomics (OCSG) is a new global initiative (2024) with an overarching goal of increasing both quality and quantity of lizard and snake genomic resources, as well as inc...
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Ian Brennan @brennian.bsky.social · 19/08/2026
Have you ever seen a leaftail gecko? Maybe you thought to yourself, “damn, I wonder what’s in those genes?” If so, you’re a nerd. But good news, you’ll be interested in tomorrow’s (20 Aug @ 12pm AEST) talk by Michelle van der Sluijs on leaftail genomics! Interested in joining?
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Dr. Brendan "Doesn't-go-to-Ravenholm" Pinto @drpintothe2nd.bsky.social · 02/05/2025
The average American has three friends.
Lizards (photo of a skink), Lizards <italics> (photo of a rattlesnake), Lizards <bold, italics> (photo of a gecko)
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