About
I am an Associate Professor of Biology at Trinity University, and my research focuses on the evolution of lizard behavior and the neuromuscular mechanisms that underlie lizard behavior. I earned my PhD in Evolution and Ecology (2007, Washington University), and I conducted postdoctoral work in Behavioral Neuroscience (at Michigan State). I'm excited to be working with Jake and our research team on this new approach to the study of lizard adaptation!
My research is described in more detail at my website, www.trinity.edu/mjohnso9.
Joined
March 2016