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08/29/2023: New paper from previous post-doc Dr. Stephanie Crofts. How does variation in the placement of the venom pore influence how we understand puncture performance in snake fangs?

07/26/2023: New paper in Scientific Reports by post-doc Dr. Bingyang Zhang. It explores how speed alters the influence of morphology on puncture performance.

07/21/2023: New paper in the Journal of Morphology. Dr. Hannah Darcy compares vomer morphology between aquatic and terrestrial salamanders.

05/15/2023: Congratulations to newly minted PhDs Dr. Hannah Darcy and Dr. Brad Scott. We are incredibly proud of you both!

04/20/2023: Belated congratulations to new Drs. Hannah Darcy and Brad Scott, who both passed their thesis defenses in late March. We are unbelievably proud of both of them. Stay tuned for updates about the next chapters in their lives.

Crofts, S. B. and Anderson, P. S. L., 2023. How venom pore placement may influence puncture performance in snake fangs. J. Exp. Biol. 226(17), jeb245666. Link

Zhang, B. and Anderson, P. S. L., 2023. Investigation of the rate-mediated form-function relationship in biological puncture. Sci. Rep. 13(12097), Link

Darcy, H. E. and Anderson, P. S. L., 2023.Morphological Variation in the Vomer of aquatic and terrestrial spelerpini salamanders. J. Morph. 284(9), e21618. Link

Zhang, B. and Anderson, P. S. L., 2022. Modelling biological puncture: a mathematical framework for determining the energetics and scaling. J. R. Soc. Interface, 19, 20220559. Link

Scott, B. R. and Anderson, P. S. L., 2022. Examining competition during the agnathan/ gnathostome transition using distance-based morphometrics. Paleobiology, pab.2022.32. Link