@Cristopher Jiménez Orozco

Dominican 🇩🇴| Plant systematics🍃| Exploring biodiversity one gametophyte at a time🔬|The bryophytes rules💚 Ferns💚 | Lycophytes💚 |He/Him🌿

[@Cristopher Jiménez Orozco @Bryopher]

Help me complete my journey at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) and contribute a small spore to the legacy of the forests of Hispaniola!🌿🥹💚

https://t.co/iPQCZODBah

[CBS News @CBSNews]

BREAKING: Brazilian President Lula da Silva wins reelection, beating Trump ally Flávio Bolsonaro. https://t.co/cZya8R0c5Y

[pictoline @pictoline]

¿Qué te hace seguir creyendo? ⚡ Esto dice Guillermo Del Toro:

#actualidad #sociedad #cultura #pictoline

[@Cristopher Jiménez Orozco @Bryopher]

@stupid_wolfbird I am whimsically wondering whether he really said “C*****” but they changed it to “Ilya” to avoid a supernova explotion. I wish…😏

[@Cristopher Jiménez Orozco @Bryopher]

@witchyamandabc What if he said “C*****” instead of “Ilya,” but they managed to change it for the sake of the universe?🫢

[@Cristopher Jiménez Orozco @Bryopher]

@wrinkle__intime @Arwen489 At least they accept that H might be gay! ("with Ilya, lol")😌

[Gipsy Plath @gipsyplath_]

- Micaela Aguirre

[@Cristopher Jiménez Orozco @Bryopher]

@Bowiesee You are killing me, lol!😭

[Annals of Botany @annbot]

🎉 Great news! The paper ‘Same-sex neighbours grow better than opposite-sex neighbours across three plant species’ in @annbot by Suqin Fang and co-authors is now #free for 2 weeks 🧵(1/7)

👉 https://t.co/DrLcUIg7BU

#PlantScience #PlantEcology #ChemicalEcology #AoBpapers

[@Cristopher Jiménez Orozco @Bryopher]

Embracing myself for the impact on November 1! I am not ready, sir...not yet.😭

[@Cristopher Jiménez Orozco @Bryopher]

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[ForestGEO @ForestGEO]

Join us🚨 next week for our October Seminar Series! Aaron Hogan & Lucie Houdkova will present next Wedensday, 10/21 🌿Register here: https://t.co/5uQNWiagre

[JSE @JournalSysEvo]

Bulbostylis is an ecologically important genus with remarkable morphological #diversity.
This revised infrageneric classification by Morel et al. forms a foundation for future #taxonomic and #evolutionary studies.
https://t.co/xF5IfeHbZv @WileyEcology #PlantSci #ecology #C4

[JSE @JournalSysEvo]

Have you seen this gorgeous poster of the latest APG community-based classification of flowering #plants?

Download it for *free* here!
https://t.co/EHS11iNXIU

...and read all about APG-V in #JSE!

🆓https://t.co/2XAlFHmDpJ @WileyEcology #evolution #systematics #APGV

[@Cristopher Jiménez Orozco @Bryopher]

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[pictoline @pictoline]

Un "aquí estoy para ti" puede cambiarlo todo 🫂✨

#saludmental #rjmitte #emociones #pictoline

[pictoline @pictoline]

Un "aquí estoy para ti" puede cambiarlo todo 🫂✨

#saludmental #rjmitte #emociones #pictoline

[@Cristopher Jiménez Orozco @Bryopher]

H and C! 😶

[Mariana 🖤 @La_mejor_pues]

La tensión sexual entre dos personas que saben muy bien que se gustan pero siguen fingiendo que no

[Dr. William J. Ripple @WilliamJRipple]

We invite everyone (nonscientists) to endorse the Declaration of a Planetary Emergency, part of the upcoming World Scientists’ Warning to Humanity: A Third Notice. Add your name and share widely. Your endorsement helps show public concern about our planet. https://t.co/e5Ny8jzh72

[Jhan C. Salazar @jhancsalazar]

In our latest manuscript, my coauthors and I wanted to test two ideas: (1) anoles colonized mountains repeatedly and independently, and (2) highland lineages evolve faster than lowland ones. (1/6)

https://t.co/Ulrq7UG6ID

[Santiago J. Sánchez-Pacheco @santiagojsp7]

Gymnophthalmids are the coolest lizards on earth, aren’t they? 🦎 😎

Our latest on gymnophthalmid diversification is now out @AnatRecord . Check out our bone-by-bone comparative assessment of the external skull anatomy of species of Riama

https://t.co/mrOu35NiUM

[Koo; 🇵🇦 @koookttae]

🇵🇦 | SOLIDARIDAD CON ISLA CAÑAS

Se necesita apoyo para las familias afectadas en Isla Cañas. Quienes puedan colaborar, pueden llevar sus donaciones al Centro de Acopio del Municipio de Pedasí.

Se necesita agua embotellada, alimentos no perecederos, pañales, leche, artículos de higiene y limpieza, frazadas, ropa seca y alimento para perros y gatos.

Si está en sus posibilidades, cualquier ayuda cuenta. Compartamos esta información para que llegue a más personas y podamos apoyar a quienes más lo necesitan.

[@Cristopher Jiménez Orozco @Bryopher]

#WOMENInSTEM

[News from Science @NewsfromScience]

Exclusive: “The instant I saw the picture my mouth fell open and my pulse began to race.” So wrote James Watson in The Double Helix: A Personal Account of the Discovery of the Structure of DNA, his controversial account of how he and Francis Crick deciphered the structure of DNA in 1953.

The image, now known as photograph 51, showed an elegant, symmetrical pattern of spots formed by x-rays diffracted from strands of DNA—the fingerprint of the molecule’s helical structure.

Rosalind Franklin, an x-ray crystallographer, had produced the image in the spring of 1952. But Watson’s 1968 book, amid other slights and sexist language directed at Franklin, implied the flash of insight was his alone.

Popular accounts still routinely suggest Franklin missed the significance of the photo. She never had a chance to challenge Watson’s dismissive narrative; she died of cancer in 1958, a decade before his memoir was released and became a bestseller.

But a new analysis of her notes on another x-ray image, which she made just days earlier using the same DNA sample, offers a firm rebuttal.

Learn more: https://t.co/M7Jm1ykMkT