Alby Dang – The Yoder Lab @ CSUN

Graduate research | Publication | Theory of coevolution

New publication: Finding a population genetic fingerprint of coevolution
ByJB Yoder 19 September, 20221 December, 2022

A new paper from the lab — coauthored with all three of the Yoder Lab’s graduate student alumni — is now online ahead of print in the journal Evolution Letters. In it, we analyze population genetic data from 20 pairs of plants and herbivores, parasites, and mutualists that live intimately on those plants to test for evidence that the associate species’…

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Graduate research | Joshua trees | Yucca moths

Alby Dang ably defends the Yoder Lab’s first Master’s thesis
ByJB Yoder 29 July, 2021

Master’s student Alby Dang successfully defended his thesis research, an examination of cooperative dynamics in the Joshua tree/yucca moth mutualism, in a public presentation and meeting with his thesis committee this morning. Alby was the first graduate student to join the Yoder Lab, interviewing for a position in summer 2017 and enrolling the next fall,…

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