Travis Park

Terrestrial tetrapod studying marine ones | Senior Lecturer in Zoology @unilincoln @UoLLifeScineces | Associate Editor @JVP_vertpaleo | 🐋🐳🐬🦭 | Tweets mine

[Travis Park @Blogozoic]

@SteveBrusatte @unilincoln @UoLLifeSciences Thanks Steve! See you at PalAss maybe?

[Travis Park @Blogozoic]

It was the start of a new chapter today as I started my first permanent position @unilincoln @UoLLifeSciences! Very excited to get to work!

[Travis Park @Blogozoic]

@AndrejSpiridon4 @unilincoln @UoLLifeSciences Thanks!

[Travis Park @Blogozoic]

Great summary of whale evolution by @Zeke_Darwin using my new review paper!

[Zeke Darwin @Zeke_Darwin]

53 Million Years of Whale Evolution

Based on this amazing paper, published by @Blogozoic

[Travis Park @Blogozoic]

@Zeke_Darwin Hi Zeke, DM should be available now if you want to share your email!

[Travis Park @Blogozoic]

If you want an up-to-date summary of whale and dolphin evolution, have a read of my new review paper in @NatRevBiodiv! I’ve tried to cover as much research as possible in this, so apologies if I’ve missed you!

https://t.co/wLO9ApA5RO

[The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand @ConversationEDU]

Unlike all other mammals, seals can hear both in the air and underwater. How do they do this? @Blogozoic @Palaeo_JRule @ian_g_brennan @OurANU @MonashUni https://t.co/Bq3XiT0ET8

[Travis Park @Blogozoic]

Very happy to have worked with @Palaeo_JRule and all our coauthors in this huge effort of a paper! He’s done an amazing job pulling this together over the last few years.

[Dr James Rule @Palaeo_JRule]

Seals have a superpower: they are the only mammals with amphibious hearing! They hear well both in-air and underwater.

My collagues and I have a new study in Proceedings B on the origins and evolution of amphibious hearing in pinnipeds 🦭🔊🧪

https://t.co/P58sPI4Nht

[Travis Park @Blogozoic]

@MarcEHJones @DavidUllrich202 It’s looks very cool!

[bioRxiv Evobio @biorxiv_evobio]

The Occurrence Birth-Death Diffusion Process: Unraveling Diversification Histories with Fossils and Heterogeneous Rates https://t.co/8jREt6zCG5 #biorxiv_evobio

[Erich Fitzgerald @emgfitzgerald]

Introducing Janjucetus dullardi, a new species of toothed baleen whale from the Oligocene of Australia! https://t.co/avERAYePlW

[Travis Park @Blogozoic]

New paper out today, led by my PhD student @Inxcetus, naming a new species of toothed baleen whale. Fantastic work (including the artwork) from Ruairidh, a lot of effort has went into this one! Find out more in the thread below.

[Ruairidh Duncan @Inxcetus]

1/ A few years in the making, but I can finally share my first PhD paper and my first ever first-authored whale paper. In it, we name a new species of toothed baleen whale: Janjucetus dullardi. You can find our conversation article here: https://t.co/FAFlP7LgoZ

[Erich Fitzgerald @emgfitzgerald]

Tomorrow.

[Will Gearty @willgearty]

📢 deeptime: an R package that facilitates highly customizable and reproducible visualizations of data over geological time intervals

🔗 https://t.co/xYKZR4ah0U

Fully #openaccess in @BigEarthData1 with insight about deeptime 📦 development and code examples!

#rstats #geology

[Travis Park @Blogozoic]

@StephanSpiekman @Nature Congrats Stephan, awesome work!

[Travis Park @Blogozoic]

@NHMdinolab @NHM_London Congrats!

[Travis Park @Blogozoic]

@CassyniSeminars We'd like to thank @SynthesysEU for funding Mariana's travel to @NHM_London, which made this work possible!

[Travis Park @Blogozoic]

For this #FossilFriday I'm happy to present my latest paper, written with @MaryViglino. We wanted to know if the convergent evolution that river dolphins display in their external morphology extends to their inner ears. Turns out, it doesn't!

https://t.co/Z0V42W63GD

[Travis Park @Blogozoic]

To find out more detail about our paper, you can read the link above, or watch Mariana's @CassyniSeminars talk about it: https://t.co/ACBL7bVwDi