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
The discovery shows that many major groups of fishes that dominate today's oceans had already begun to appear and diversify less than 4 million years after the mass extinction that ended the age of dinosaurs. Reconstruction @thepeanutpal
A new study in Science Advances, led by Sanaa El-Sayed, describes an extraordinary fossil fish assemblage from Egypt that is 62.2 million years old. https://t.co/cg1vWc4pLx
@SanaaEgypt@Friedman_Lab
It was a great privilege to illustrate the fishes of the Qrieya 3 fossil site. Congratulations to the authors on an amazing study!
https://t.co/qEAGOBphS2
A new study in Science Advances, led by Sanaa El-Sayed, describes an extraordinary fossil fish assemblage from Egypt that is 62.2 million years old.
@SanaaEgypt@Friedman_Lab
“This study places what may be the final nail in the coffin for the prevailing view that more oxygen made ancient insects bigger.”
Learn more: https://t.co/UllzWcbE2U @NewsfromScience
‼️NEW ANGLERFISH PAPER! 🐟🎣
So excited to share the final part of my Master’s research! We explore the bizarre tacklebox of anglerfish lures and show how these fishes evolved different ways to attract prey and maybe even mates in the deep sea. #anglerfishes#biology#evolution
@SanaaEgypt delivering her speech at the Geological Society of America Annual Meeting after receiving the DEEP Award 🏆🇪🇬
Such a proud moment for all of us ❤️
@Friedman_Lab@Mansoura_un@muvp_eg
🚨 We’re hiring! Oxford Biology is recruiting 3 new Associate Professors in:
🌱 Plant Sciences
🦉 Animal Behaviour
🔬 Molecular Cell Biology
Join us as we move into our new building with world-class research & teaching facilities.
Vacancies 👉 https://t.co/FEI1YO6ghz
Happy to share the advance version of our big AREES review on squamate origin and early evolution: From Fossils to Genomes with my two amazing colleagues, Frank Burbrink and @evilsmaug
https://t.co/ljR8vp5dVf
On yesterdays #paleostream we covered the Gogo formation, a diverse assemblage from the Devonian of Australia. It is an extremely productive formation with high levels of preservation, giving us stull like the oldest preserved heart and placoderms mid birth.
🚨🚨🚨!Post doc opportunity! 🚨🚨🚨
35 month post doc on niche modelling of migratory whales in my lab with @Kjonesthebones. Job advert below:
https://t.co/oVA2WnLU2m
Please get in touch with questions!
!TODAY! Is #GivingBlueDay and we're hoping you might consider a gift to the Museum of Paleontology. You can learn about ways to support what you 💛 about UMMP here ---> https://t.co/y8s3cRPY4Z
I'll be at my first #SICB2025 next month with some cool 3D printed fossil fish jaws to hype up my talk on Jan 7 at 1:30pm entitled "Patterns of jaw diversification in early bony fishes." Come say hello!!