Daniel A. Gutierrez-Carrillo

Check out the paper!! We reported dramatic changes in migration phenology from the wintering grounds by combining collection data with citizen science. We also found that shared ecological niches between species could lead to similar phenological shifts.

Very special shoutout to my co-first author and dear friend Bryam Mateus.

#AOS2025
Great to see great science and reconnect with old friends and colleagues. And a fantastic Latin American representation at the conference.
Had the chance to present my most recent publication in representation of my wonderful coauthors @cdanielcadena.bsky.social @selvaorgco.bsky.social

🚨Very happy that my PhD work is now out in @nature.com!

We discovered that evolution, by acting in the midbrain, shifted the threshold to escape in Peromyscus mice, to fine-tune defensive strategies in different environments

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

This was a truly collaborative effort! 🧵⬇️

Very happy to have attended #ABS2025. As always, a fantastic meeting with great science and great people all across the board. Got to present part of my PhD research on the heritability of cooperative behavior. New paper coming soon!!

Why eavesdropping on prairie dogs pays off for this bird : Short Wave Why did the ornithologist strap a taxidermy badger to a remote controlled car and drive it around the prairie? To interrogate the secret world of animal eavesdropping in the grasslands, of course! Tod...

We're on @npr.org Short Wave talking birds and prairie-dogs! www.npr.org/2025/06/25/1... #ornithology

New paper!! Really fun an innovative study. Thank you Dr. Andrew Dreelin and @andyjboyce.bsky.social for the opportunity to join the crew and be a part of this project. Very excited to see it out!

Congrats! Looking forward to reading it!

Now published!!!! www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Grey-headed Chachalacas checking out one of our lance-tailed manakin trailcams.
Video wrangling by @dagutierrezc.bsky.social

Very proud of my student, Brooke Hagans, who presented her research at the Florida Undergraduate Research Conference! She is studying how social status influences social connectivity and interactions in Lance-tailed Manakins in the DuVal lab @emilyhduval.bsky.social.
Paper coming? Stay tuned!

Published today, plumage color genomics! We trace the evolutionary history of a trait under sexual selection in a genus of dancing manakins. Co-led with H.C. Lim. #evobio #birds 🧪 www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...