Ana Balcarcel

[Ana Balcarcel @AnaBalcarcel1]

@Kafka_project @lelouppe @grumpyDrFabre @unibern @NMBern @SBFI_CH It is fantastic, great job!!!

[Ana Balcarcel @AnaBalcarcel1]

@paleoAldo Y a donde se van de viaje??

[Ana Balcarcel @AnaBalcarcel1]

@Tseng_ZJ Or when the check-in agent says "have a good flight", and you say "you too!"

[Chester Lab @ BROOKLYN @ChesterLabCUNY]

We're excited to share our new collaborative study led by @OrnellaBertrand from the @SteveBrusatte lab @EdinburghUni on the evolution of the mammalian brain published today in @ScienceMagazine! @BklynCollege411 @GC_CUNY @TheRealNYCEP @DenverMuseumNS @AMNH

https://t.co/GtOkzFxrEi

[Clinic for Zoo Animals, Exotic Pets and Wildlife @ClinicZoo]

The paper about a truly huge project has just appeared – The plastination of a sperm #whale !
https://t.co/xLUCMBMiyP @JAnatomy

[Valentina Segura @ValuSure]

Donde hay pandas, hay hechos inesperados 🐼💖🥰

[Valentina Segura @ValuSure]

Hipótesis sobre la domesticación 🐺🧁🐶

[Clinic for Zoo Animals, Exotic Pets and Wildlife @ClinicZoo]

New data regarding brain reduction and domestication in our comparative analysis in @JEZB1904 . https://t.co/EcTPVpnqdY @AnaBalcarcel1

[Dr. Jasmina Wiemann @jasmina_wiemann]

If you have a spare moment, check out this awesome new channel by artist @mesabree who turned our research on dinosaur reproduction into beautiful and accessible infographics for @NatGeoMag! 🤩🥚🦖

[@JEZ-B @JEZB1904]

ALERT! This is a call for papers for our special issue on "Evolutionary and Developmental Morphology of Animal Domestication" organized by Guest Editor Marcelo R. Sánchez-Villagra (Universität Zürich). Please RT!
@EvoDevoPanAm @Darwin2009 @MikeDShapiro

https://t.co/NzUY4Bs3pb

[Ana Balcarcel @AnaBalcarcel1]

@bat_biomes Congratulations, Melissa! Very happy for you!

[Ana Balcarcel @AnaBalcarcel1]

Extraordinary: the different roles of canids (and domestication) in the Americas! @ValuSure, @grumpyDrFabre
https://t.co/8NmyPJseJl.

[Ana Balcarcel @AnaBalcarcel1]

Happy to report our findings on skull modularity in domestic mammals: pigs, goats, dogs, horses and camelids! https://t.co/L9ZIZrJfHQ

[Ana Balcarcel @AnaBalcarcel1]

Perfect interpretation (I think).