Jeremy McCormack

Geoscientist, stable isotopes, (palaeo)ecology, (palaeo)climate

[zineb moubtahij @Moubtahij_Zineb]

Our paper is finally out📣 Isotopic evidence of high reliance on plant food among Later Stone Age hunter-gatherers at Taforalt, Morocco🌿. New study published in @NatureEcoEvo
https://t.co/ZGK3HcEme3

[Jeremy McCormack @JM_McCormack]

In our new paper, we investigate diet-tissue and tissue-tissue zinc isotope fractionation in gilt-head seabreams and discuss the implications for ecological studies using this new dietary proxy. @Klervia_Jaouen @BourgonNicolas @Theo_Tacail and more.
https://t.co/sg8u2mGQ3W

[MPI-EVA Leipzig @MPI_EVA_Leipzig]

New findings from #Ilsenhöhle cave in #Ranis show: Modern humans reached NW Europe more than 45,000 years ago & were the makers of the Lincombian-Ranisian-Jerzmanowician (LRJ) technocomplex. New studies in @Nature & @NatureEcoEvo. https://t.co/ruttBa5HCH & https://t.co/wKxw4u8G2Q

[Communications Biology @CommsBio]

Dental zinc values of endangered sand tiger sharks can help to study their diet and habitat use - by @JM_McCormack (@goetheuni) @SoraLKim (@ucmerced) @DogSandFishGirl (@HubbsResearch) https://t.co/BN3OsPJnLm

[Jeremy McCormack @JM_McCormack]

Excited to share our research. Shark teeth zinc isotope values show differences in diet and habitat of sand tiger sharks based on sex and size. @SoraLKim @DogSandFishGirl and others
https://t.co/94C84E567W

[Michael Griffiths @mickgriff02]

We have a new paper out in @PNASNews today utilizing phosphate oxygen and clumped isotopes to infer endothermy in extinct megatooth shark, Otodus megalodon. @SoraLKim @ClumpedIsotopes @RobinTrayler @JM_McCormack @aakhtar12 @wpunj_edu

https://t.co/Moj6VrQVBL

[Jeremy McCormack @JM_McCormack]

In our new paper we show how to gain an additional dietary proxy from the during collagen extraction commonly discarded dissolved mineral phase of skeletal material. @HelsFewlass @BourgonNicolas @MathiotSinet @geoffreymsmith @jjhublin and more https://t.co/7qx8bUOBqy

[MPI-EVA Leipzig @MPI_EVA_Leipzig]

Using zinc isotopes, researchers investigated the diet of #megalodon - the largest #shark to have ever lived - & reasons for its extinction. New paper in @NatureComms by Jeremy McCormack (@MPI_EVA_Leipzig, @goetheuni) et al. See: https://t.co/BDDF8VUvh4 & https://t.co/0rgr6l0MX8

[Jeremy McCormack @JM_McCormack]

Really excited to finally share our research on zinc isotopes and the diet of ancient #sharks including #megalodon. @mickgriff02 @SoraLKim @pederzani_sarah @BourgonNicolas @Klervia_Jaouen and many more
https://t.co/dag71773WW