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TrungTPhan
The classic โlook at a problem in a new wayโ move: Dick Forsbury won the high-jump gold medal at the 1968 Mexico Olympics by jumping backwards and head first (instead
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Stuart Newman
sanewman1
I believe that the animal phyla diversified early in evolution by lineage-founding processes very different from those that give rise to new species. That is, contrary to the Modern Synthesis,
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Reggie Ekorus
reggiemess
Alright, so let's talk about scrotums!A feature that is unique to mammals is the scrotal sac. Not all mammals have them, but everyone who has one is a mammal. That
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Matteo Fabbri
tetaneuron
Excited to share our new paper on the sauropodomorph Anchisaurus, its cranial ontogeny, and developmental innovation among long-necked dinosaurs! Huge thanks to my coauthors @GNavalon @phyloprog and @AnjanBhullar for making
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Ewan Birney
ewanbirney
Today I am referencing again Tatuo Aida, 1921, Genetics 6. Title "On the Inheritance of Color in a Fresh-Water Fish, APLOCHEILUS LATIPES". https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1200522/pdf/554.pdf This is a landmark study b
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Russell Garwood
RussellGarwood
For #FossilFriday meet Dunbaria! This ~285 million year old insects is wonderfully preserved: you can even see bands of colour on the wings. It's a member of an extinct group
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slovborg
Starfish are more interesting than they seem at first glance. Most know of their LEGENDARY ability to regenerate - not only to regrow new arms, but severed arms can regrow
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Maxwell Shafer
maxwellshafer
I am happy to present our new preprint "Gene family evolution underlies cell type diversity in the hypothalamus of teleosts" with @hilsawh and @schierlab!https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.12.13.414557v1 I am fascinated
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Arbel Harpak
arbelharpak
How did a group of Neotropical Grass Frogs adapt to prey on chemically-defended toads? If you can believe it, the protein function and molecular evolution sides of the story are
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JKSteinberger
Right, I'm on holiday, so was spending time w/ family, and didn't have time to go through the 4? 5? whatever reasons this statement is wrongety-wrong-wrong-wrong. So that's a bit
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Dr Erica McAlister
flygirlNHM
What do Campsicnemus mirabilis, a flightless fly from Hawaiโi and Gallirallus dieffenbachia, a flightless rail from New Zealand have in common?Both are recently extinct animals #LostSpeciesDay #OnTheBrink @XrRebel @NHM_London What
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Syam | เดถเตเดฏเดพเด
syam_narikkot
The power and scope of random mutations in evolution.People who agree with the power of natural selection still tend to view evolution as far fetched because they doubt that random
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Francesco Santini
fsantini2015
#Ocean #sunfishes are some of the most distinctive looking vertebrates, and #museums & #aquaria love to include them in their gallery displays. Here for example are a common mola and
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clive trueman
clivetrue
My #SpookyScience This is an eye lens. By measuring #Isotopes in lenses we can work out where an animal has been, what it has been eating and maybe other things.
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Dr Maureen Berg
MaureenBug
wow i thought the c elegans community had a good sense of humor,,,, guess I was wronghttps://twitter.com/Barr_lab/status/1285029803201093632 never forget that long history of c elegans community fighting for it's rights,
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MC Gambetta
mc_gambetta
*Is CTCF a master weaver of all genomes containing CTCF?**What is the molecular basis of gene insulation by CTCF?*CTCF is required to form only ~10% of all contact domain boundaries
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