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It is more important than ever to engage researchers from historically marginalized groups and the global South as equal partners in efforts to make Ecology and Evolutionary Biology genuinely collaborative and socially just.
Corals grow in shapes specific to their surroundings, but this plasticity often masks evolutionary relationships. One must look closer...Sahale Casebolt, a graduate student at Virginia Tech, is comparing micro-features of fossil and modern corals with their DNA sequences to reveal evolutionary relationships.
