Alivia Nytko
@alivianytko.bsky.social
Evolutionary ecologist interested in rarity, phylogenetics, and biodiversity theory. Building interdisciplinary, accessible tools to bridge gaps in data analysis and conservation.
PhD Candidate | Bailey & O'Meara Labs | University of Tennessee (she/her)
PhD Candidate | Bailey & O'Meara Labs | University of Tennessee (she/her)
Hey #ESA2025! Come learn how phylogenetics can make almost everything in life and research better - except chocolate. Chocolate is still #1.
SS 01 - Breaking Barriers to Incorporating Phylogenetics in Ecology
Monday, Aug 11 10:30 AM
SS 01 - Breaking Barriers to Incorporating Phylogenetics in Ecology
Monday, Aug 11 10:30 AM
August 11, 2025 at 4:12 AM
Hey #ESA2025! Come learn how phylogenetics can make almost everything in life and research better - except chocolate. Chocolate is still #1.
SS 01 - Breaking Barriers to Incorporating Phylogenetics in Ecology
Monday, Aug 11 10:30 AM
SS 01 - Breaking Barriers to Incorporating Phylogenetics in Ecology
Monday, Aug 11 10:30 AM
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Great get-together with @princetonupress.bsky.social at #Evol2025 to discuss the process of writing a science book. Check out the booth in the Grand Hall to learn more. You can also enter a raffle to win a copy of my book.
June 23, 2025 at 11:39 AM
Great get-together with @princetonupress.bsky.social at #Evol2025 to discuss the process of writing a science book. Check out the booth in the Grand Hall to learn more. You can also enter a raffle to win a copy of my book.
Excited to be talking about where rarity comes from and how it persists through evolutionary time tomorrow at #Evol2025! Swing by the Evolutionary Ecology IV session at 4:45 PM to hear more about the evolution of multidimensional rarity in plants 🌱
June 22, 2025 at 9:39 PM
Excited to be talking about where rarity comes from and how it persists through evolutionary time tomorrow at #Evol2025! Swing by the Evolutionary Ecology IV session at 4:45 PM to hear more about the evolution of multidimensional rarity in plants 🌱