Check out this month's Editor's Choice author interview featuring @JordynNeal24 and Dr. Allison Bronson: https://t.co/ktQst4Ql4B
Read more about their exciting research on shark skeletal labyrinths here:
https://t.co/E7RCpAE8gh
So excited to attend my first ever SICB and present my research! Please stop by the Atrium Ballroom on Sunday, Jan 5th from 3:30-5:30pm to chat all things megamouth. @SICB_#SICB2025
🐘Of tusks and trunks! A new review article explores the evolution of elephant craniofacial anatomy, from tusk morphology to feeding behavior, highlighting key changes in proboscidean history.
By Ali Nabavizadeh (@Vert_Anatomist): https://t.co/bb0rGRATK2
Inner ear anatomy of sharks remains underexplored. Using high-res CT, researchers analyzed endosseous labyrinths of four elasmobranch sharks revealing major differences that could reflect evolutionary history or lifestyle
Study by @JordynNeal24 et al.: https://t.co/iLDeoFB6ES
Excited to announce my undergraduate work with Dr. Allison Bronson has been published! 🎉Detailed descriptions of the endocranial anatomy of four species of extant sharks using CT scans #innerear#ecomorphology@AnatRecord@humboldtcalpoly@csuf
https://t.co/p8pgYLjBrl
For those interested in applying for graduate school this coming cycle! Hopefully this is helpful! If you have gone through the application process and have questions you asked that aren’t listed, please comment them! The more help the merrier!
There are plenty of fish in the sea and NMNH scientist Kate Bemis has made a career out of identifying them, splitting her time between the museum's collections and research vessels exploring the open ocean. Read more here: https://t.co/o9UDbcuaKc
I'll be giving my talk at SICB tomorrow at 8:45 in room 617 on all things cephalic tenaculum. Never heard of it? Come find out about this unique accessory reproductive structure on chimaera heads! It'll be sure to "grab" you!
@jelaine_gan@ZarahPattison Hi Jelaine! I am looking at the filter morphology of the Megamouth. Would you please DM me? I would love to talk with you more.
A megamouth shark just washed up on shore in the Philippines! Does anybody have any information regarding its whereabouts now or know of someone in the Philippines I can reach out to? Thank you so much!
Out now in @Ecol_Evol is our paper on the importance of natural history research to topics as varied as education, policy management, and conservation, with a wide array of experts #MuseumMonday https://t.co/14QIbMU3IK 🧵👇