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Alexa Sadier

Institut des Sciences de l'Evolution de Montpellier

I am a CNRS faculty at ISEM at the Université de Montpellier in France. My research is broadly related to mammalian evo-devo with a special focus on bats as a hyperdiverse model group. In particular, I am interested in how the inherent structure of developmental mechanisms facilitate or constrain organ and shape evolution, and as a result, species evolution in response to environmental pressures. In addition, I am involved in other collaborations such as bat sensory systems evolution, bat diet evolution and evolutionary rules on Earth and beyond. .

Alexa Sadier has added 6 preLight posts

The developmental basis for scaling of mammalian tooth size

Mona M. Christensen, Outi Hallikas, Rishi Das Roy, et al.

Selected by 18 January 2023

Alexa Sadier

Developmental Biology

Hidden limbs in the “limbless skink” Brachymeles lukbani: developmental observations

Daniel Smith-Paredes, Oliver Griffith, Matteo Fabbri, et al.

Selected by 03 February 2021

Alexa Sadier

Developmental Biology

Six new reference-quality bat genomes illuminate the molecular basis and evolution of bat adaptations

David Jebb, Zixia Huang, Martin Pippel, et al.

Selected by 08 February 2020

Alexa Sadier, Alexa Sadier

Genomics

Reconstructing the transcriptional ontogeny of maize and sorghum supports an inverse hourglass model of inflorescence development

Samuel Leiboff, Sarah Hake

Selected by 11 June 2019

Alexa Sadier

Evolutionary Biology

The visual system of the genetically tractable crustacean Parhyale hawaiensis: diversification of eyes and visual circuits associated with low-resolution vision

Ana Patricia Ramos, Ola Gustafsson, Nicolas Labert, et al.

Selected by 16 April 2019

Alexa Sadier

Developmental Biology

Symmetry breaking in the embryonic skin triggers a directional and sequential front of competence during plumage patterning

Richard Bailleul, Carole Desmarquet-Trin Dinh, Magdalena Hidalgo, et al.

Selected by 21 December 2018

Alexa Sadier

Developmental Biology

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