Most of my research is centered on how animals accomplish reproduction. My current research projects focus on the evolution of viviparity, reproductive phenology, and developmental plasticity.
I combine field and laboratory work and use various techniques and research approaches, including anatomical techniques (microscopy and macroscopy), experimentation, and comparative phylogenetic methods.
In parallel, I'm also interested in various aspects of the natural history of squamates, and I have collaborated with several researchers around the world on this subject.
