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Kelly Dyer

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University of Georgia

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Franklin College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Genetics

Kelly Dyer is currently serving as a Genetics Professor at University of Georgia.

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evolutionary biology genetics entomology avian biology ecology population genetics insect molecular biology evolutionary ecology molecular ecology molecular evolution insect science molecular biology genomics biological evolution genome biology phylogenetics genetic variation adaptation reproductive biology evolutionary genetics breeding behavior ecology and evolutionary biology evolutionary applications mammalogy gene evolution population genomics chromosome biology speciation reproductive character displacement drosophila recens ecology evolution ornithology evolutionary anthropology zoology population ecology sexual selection molecular adaptation evolutionary microbiology cytogenetics group evolution mating psychology wildlife biology meiotic drive allele frequencies allele frequency change epicuticular compounds male-killing wolbachia drosophila subquinaria drosophila innubila related species statistical methodology mammalian biology heredity microbial diversity host genetics genetic diversity medical genetics location estimation genome analysis viral evolution ecological chemistry evolutionary developmental biology global distribution animal reproduction phage biology selection patterns site-specific variation drosophila males sperm competition broad geographic sampling male-killing endosymbiont insect ecology

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Geographically Widespread and Novel Hemotropic Mycoplasmas and Bartonellae in Mexican Free-Tailed Bats and Sympatric North American Bat Species. mSphere (2024)

Daniel J. BeckerKristin E. DyerLauren R. LockBeckett L. OlbrysShawn A. PladasAnushka A. SukhadiaBret DemoryJuliana Maria Nunes BatistaMicaela PinedaNancy B. SimmonsAmanda M. AdamsWinifred F. FrickM. Teague O'MaraDmitriy V. Volokhov

biologywildlife biologyavian biologyanimal ecologyecologyevolutionary biologywildlifemicrobial ecologyentomologymexican free-tailed batsmammalogy

Postmating Prezygotic Isolation Occurs at Two Levels of Divergence in Drosophila Recens and D. Subquinaria. Journal of Evolutionary Biology (2024)

Andrew P DuitsmanAdam M BomarJerbrea PowellKelly A Dyer

biologydrosophila recensprezygotic isolationgenetic variationevolutionary biologybiological evolutionspeciation

An Experimental Test of the Evolutionary Consequences of Sympatry in Drosophila Subquinaria. Evolution (2023)

Will M C JarvisNicholas J ArthurHoward D RundleKelly A Dyer

avian biologyentomologyecologyexperimental testevolutionary biologyspeciation

Expanded Diversity of Novel Hemoplasmas in Rare and Undersampled Neotropical Bats. One Health (2023)

Dmitriy V. VolokhovLauren R. LockKristin E. DyerIsabella K. DeAnglisBenjamin R. AndrewsMolly C. SimonisSebastian StockmaierGerald G. CarterCynthia J. DownsM. Brock FentonNancy B. SimmonsDaniel J. Becker

pathologywildlife biologyavian biologyinfectious diseasesnovel hemoplasmasbiodiversitydermatologyentomologyzoologyanimal science

Investigating the Phylogenetic History of Toxin Tolerance in Mushroom‐Feeding Drosophila. Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Theresa ErlenbachLauren HaynesOlivia FishJordan BeveridgeSarah‐Ashley GiambroneLaura K. ReedKelly A. DyerClare H. Scott Chialvo

evolutionary ecologyanimal ecologyentomologyecologytoxin toleranceecology and evolutionary biologymicrobial ecologyevolutionary biologyphylogenetic historyinsect molecular biologyphylogenetics

Serum Proteomics Reveals a Tolerant Immune Phenotype Across Multiple Pathogen Taxa in Wild Vampire Bats. Frontiers in Immunology (2023)

Amanda Vicente-SantosLauren R. LockMeagan AlliraKristin E. DyerAnnalise DunsmoreWeihong TuDmitriy V. VolokhovClaudia HerreraGuang-Sheng LeiRyan F. RelichMichael G. JanechAlison M. BlandNancy B. SimmonsDaniel J. Becker

serum proteomicsavian biologyinfectious diseasesproteomicstolerant immune phenotypemultiple pathogen taxaimmunologywild vampire batsentomologymammalian biologymammalogy

Broad Geographic Sampling Reveals the Shared Basis and Environmental Correlates of Seasonal Adaptation in Drosophila. eLife (2021)

Heather E MachadoAlan O BerglandRyan TaylorSusanne TilkEmily BehrmanKelly DyerDaniel K FabianThomas FlattJosefa GonzálezTalia L KarasovBernard KimIryna KozeretskaBrian P LazzaroThomas JS MerrittJohn E PoolKatherine O'BrienSubhash RajpurohitPaula R RoyStephen W SchaefferSvitlana SergaPaul SchmidtDmitri A Petrov

evolutionary geneticsbroad geographic samplingallele frequency changeecology evolutiongeneticspopulation geneticsmolecular adaptationevolutionary ecologymolecular ecologygenome biologyadaptationmolecular evolutionecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary biologyinsect molecular biologyevolutionary applicationspopulation genomicsgene evolutiongenetic variationbiological evolutionallele frequencies

Drosophila Evolution Over Space and Time (Dest): A New Population Genomics Resource. Molecular Biology and Evolution (2021)

Martin KapunJoaquin C B NunezMaría Bogaerts-MárquezJesús Murga-MorenoMargot ParisJoseph OuttenMarta Coronado-ZamoraCourtney TernOmar Rota-StabelliMaria P García GuerreiroSònia CasillasDorcas J OrengoEva PuermaMaaria KankareLino OmettoVolker LoeschckeBanu S OnderJessica K AbbottStephen W SchaefferSubhash RajpurohitEmily L BehrmanMads F SchouThomas J S MerrittBrian P LazzaroAmanda Glaser-SchmittEliza ArgyridouFabian StaubachYun WangEran TauberSvitlana V SergaDaniel K FabianKelly A DyerChristopher W WheatJohn ParschSonja GrathMarija Savic VeselinovicMarina Stamenkovic-RadakMihailo JelicAntonio J Buendía-RuízMaria Josefa Gómez-JuliánMaria Luisa Espinosa-JimenezFrancisco D Gallardo-JiménezAleksandra PatenkovicKatarina EricMarija TanaskovicAnna UllastresLain GuioMiriam MerencianoSara Guirao-RicoVivien HorváthDarren J ObbardElena PasyukovaVladimir E AlatortsevCristina P VieiraJorge VieiraJorge Roberto TorresIryna KozeretskaOleksandr M MaistrenkoCatherine Montchamp-MoreauDmitry V MukhaHeather E MachadoKeric LambTânia PauloLeeban YusufAntonio BarbadillaDmitri PetrovPaul SchmidtJosefa GonzalezThomas FlattAlan O Bergland

geneticspopulation geneticsbioinformatics pipelinegenomicsmolecular ecologycommunity resourcepopulation genomicsgenome analysisgenome biologygenetic variationevolutionary biologymolecular evolutiondrosophila evolutionevolutionary applications

Fitness Consequences of a Non-Recombining Sex-Ratio Drive Chromosome Can Explain Its Prevalence in the Wild. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2019)

Kelly A. DyerDavid W. Hall

geneticspopulation geneticsbiologychromosome biologyevolutionary biologyfitnesscytogenetics

Ongoing Hybridization Obscures Phylogenetic Relationships in the Drosophila Subquinaria Species Complex. Journal of Evolutionary Biology (2019)

Paul S. GinsbergDevon P. HumphreysKelly A. Dyer

evolutionary biologyentomologyphylogenetics

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Kelly Dyer

Professor

University of Georgia

Affiliations

Franklin College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Genetics

Kelly Dyer is currently serving as a Genetics Professor at University of Georgia.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kelly Dyer

University of Georgia

Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Geographically Widespread and Novel Hemotropic Mycoplasmas and Bartonellae in Mexican Free-Tailed Bats and Sympatric North American Bat Species. mSphere (2024)

biologywildlife biologyavian biologyanimal ecologyecologyevolutionary biologywildlifemicrobial ecologyentomologymexican free-tailed batsmammalogy

Postmating Prezygotic Isolation Occurs at Two Levels of Divergence in Drosophila Recens and D. Subquinaria. Journal of Evolutionary Biology (2024)

Andrew P DuitsmanAdam M BomarJerbrea PowellKelly A Dyer

biologydrosophila recensprezygotic isolationgenetic variationevolutionary biologybiological evolutionspeciation

An Experimental Test of the Evolutionary Consequences of Sympatry in Drosophila Subquinaria. Evolution (2023)

Will M C JarvisNicholas J ArthurHoward D RundleKelly A Dyer

avian biologyentomologyecologyexperimental testevolutionary biologyspeciation

Expanded Diversity of Novel Hemoplasmas in Rare and Undersampled Neotropical Bats. One Health (2023)

pathologywildlife biologyavian biologyinfectious diseasesnovel hemoplasmasbiodiversitydermatologyentomologyzoologyanimal science

Investigating the Phylogenetic History of Toxin Tolerance in Mushroom‐Feeding Drosophila. Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Theresa ErlenbachLauren HaynesOlivia FishJordan BeveridgeSarah‐Ashley GiambroneLaura K. ReedKelly A. DyerClare H. Scott Chialvo

evolutionary ecologyanimal ecologyentomologyecologytoxin toleranceecology and evolutionary biologymicrobial ecologyevolutionary biologyphylogenetic historyinsect molecular biologyphylogenetics

Serum Proteomics Reveals a Tolerant Immune Phenotype Across Multiple Pathogen Taxa in Wild Vampire Bats. Frontiers in Immunology (2023)

serum proteomicsavian biologyinfectious diseasesproteomicstolerant immune phenotypemultiple pathogen taxaimmunologywild vampire batsentomologymammalian biologymammalogy

Broad Geographic Sampling Reveals the Shared Basis and Environmental Correlates of Seasonal Adaptation in Drosophila. eLife (2021)

Drosophila Evolution Over Space and Time (Dest): A New Population Genomics Resource. Molecular Biology and Evolution (2021)

Fitness Consequences of a Non-Recombining Sex-Ratio Drive Chromosome Can Explain Its Prevalence in the Wild. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2019)

Kelly A. DyerDavid W. Hall

geneticspopulation geneticsbiologychromosome biologyevolutionary biologyfitnesscytogenetics

Ongoing Hybridization Obscures Phylogenetic Relationships in the Drosophila Subquinaria Species Complex. Journal of Evolutionary Biology (2019)

Paul S. GinsbergDevon P. HumphreysKelly A. Dyer

evolutionary biologyentomologyphylogenetics

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