Baja GeoGenomics consortium
Earth-life evolution on the Baja California peninsula
Baja GeoGenomics consortium
Earth-life evolution on the Baja California peninsula
About us
The Baja GeoGenomics consortium (BGGc) is an interdisciplinary research group who aims to constrain the how the physical landscape of the Baja California peninsula has changed over the past 6 million years, determine which of these changes have produced evolutionary genomic signals, and test how those signals differ among mammal, reptile, and plant species. The BGGc will host the first-of-its-kind public data repository for evolutionary pseudocongruence research; its mission is to facilitate the advancement of pseudocongruence science and the quantitative integration of large, complex datasets within the earth-life sciences.
Understanding how diverse processes such as tectonic activity, rainfall gradients, and glacially driven climate cycles shape evolution and biodiversity over time.
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