Jon Evans to Present Evolutionary Biology Research at International Spermatology Symposium – ChRS
Centre for Human Reproductive Science (ChRS) shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Jon Evans will be presenting his latest research in evolutionary biology, ‘Amphibian Sperm / Ocean-Derived Chemicals in Mussels’, at the XVth International Symposium on Spermatology on 1 August at 2:15pm.
Jon is an evolutionary biologist at The University of Western Australia whose recent research focuses on gamete-level sexual selection and how female reproductive fluids (FRF) influence fertilisation success and offspring fitness. His work uses broadcast-spawning marine invertebrates to understand how egg-derived chemical cues that attract sperm differentially bias fertilisation toward genetically compatible males.
His latest research aims to understand the mechanisms that facilitate these differential interactions between sperm and FRF, which will lead to collaborative research on the possibilities of differential gene expression and haploid selection in ejaculates.
We look forward to seeing Jon share his work with fellow researchers and contribute to discussions at this international event
If you would still like to attend, please email us to enquire about availability.”
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