Prashant P. Sharma
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  • Research
    • Phylogenomics >
      • Chelicerate phylogenomics
      • Scorpion phylogenomics
      • Sea spider phylogenomics
    • Evo-devo >
      • Harvestman Hox genes
      • Scorpion Hox genes
      • Evolution of the chelicera
      • RNAi in Phalangium opilio
      • Deutocerebral appendages
    • Genomics
    • Biodiversity discovery
    • Older (archived) projects >
      • Systematics >
        • Arthropod systematics >
          • Cyphophthalmi
          • Zalmoxidae
          • Basal Opiliones phylogeny
        • Laniatores
        • Bivalve systematics >
          • Basal bivalve phylogeny
          • Protobranch phylogeny
      • Biogeography >
        • Sandokanidae
        • Zalmoxoidea
        • Simulations and theory
  • Personnel
    • Join the lab
    • Jesús A. Ballesteros Chávez
    • Caitlin M. Baker
    • Guilherme Gainett
    • Andrew Z. Ontano
    • Emily V.W. Setton
  • Lab Photos
  • Publications
  • Fieldwork
    • Australia 2014
    • Philippines 2014
    • Laos 2014
    • Australia 2015
    • Colorado 2018
  • Protocols
  • Courses
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Gavish-Regev and Sharma Labs' excursion to Mt. Guy, South Island, New Zealand, February 2019.
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Emily deconstructs the genetics of spider legs. New Zealand, February 2019.
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Guilherme revitalizes the study of whip spider development. New Zealand, February 2019.
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Andrew applies rare genomic changes to decipher chelicerate phylogeny. New Zealand, February 2019.
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Joint harvestman-collecting trip with the Boyer, Giribet, Hormiga, and Sharma Labs. New Zealand, February 2019.
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Keeping up with the literature. Christchurch, New Zealand, February 2019.
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The legendary Dr. Yasuko Akiyama-Oda with Emily Setton, a junior disciple of the Parasteatoda model.
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SICB meeting in San Francisco, 2018
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Thanksgiving party!
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Arachnid evo-devo team in South Island, New Zealand, February 2019.
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Plato, sporting UW swag.
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Red chinos: mandatory lab attire. Christchurch, New Zealand, February 2019.
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The biggest of the Aphonopelma hentzi hatchlings.
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This is what our spider embryos see when they first hatch...
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Spider hatchlings, hanging out. Photo by G. Gainett.
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