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Elizabeth S. Broady is a Divisional Visitor in the Peakall Group within the Division of Ecology and Evolution at the Research School of Biology, Australian National University. Her work focuses on phylogenomics and the evolutionary biology of reptiles, including contributions to projects on Australian amphibian and reptile genomics.
She holds a Bachelor of Science with a major in genetics from the University of New South Wales. Broady has co-authored peer-reviewed publications on topics such as the phylogenomics of blindsnakes and the discovery of new monitor lizard species. She has participated in genomics initiatives including the Australian Amphibian and Reptile Genomics Initiative.
Explore how ANU and JCU scientists identified Varanus phosphoros, iridis, and umbra—new rock monitor lizards hiding in Queensland's savannas. Insights into genomics, evolution, and conservation.
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