Check out our latest paper on chimpanzee birth that shows us how great apes can help shed light on the evolution of our own complex birth mechanism 🐵
https://t.co/0wwmVfvEl6
Check out our latest paper on chimpanzee birth that shows us how great apes can help shed light on the evolution of our own complex birth mechanism 🐵
https://t.co/0wwmVfvEl6
🐒#Birth is a tight squeeze for #chimpanzees too!
A new study in @NatureEcoEvo shows that the 'obstetrical dilemma' evolved gradually over the course of primate evolution, rather than suddenly in humans as originally argued. 👉 https://t.co/6lNEredkv0
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Chimpanzees, like humans, must contend with a confined bony birth canal when giving birth. In humans, the problem was exacerbated by our unique form of upright walking since this led to a twisting of the bony birth canal. The “obstetrical dilemma” therefore evolved gradually over the course of primate evolution.
https://t.co/eXcuGBDfaC
@evmed_ch@Senckenberg
It was an honor to be interviewed for the @nytimes on the #obstetrical#dilemma. It's difficult to capture the complexity of the debate and move it forward in a short article, so interested readers should definitely check out our recent pub https://t.co/Kp4HCFusiA and...
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New PhD Position!🚨Please RT🚨
We are looking for an enthusiastic student interested in conducting birth simulations for our recently funded @LeibnizWGL Collaborative Excellence project. See announcement for further details and more info on how to apply. Deadline July 1🤰
New PhD Position!🚨Please RT🚨
We are looking for an enthusiastic student interested in conducting birth simulations for our recently funded @LeibnizWGL Collaborative Excellence project. See announcement for further details and more info on how to apply. Deadline July 1🤰
🚨Hot off the press @ScienceMagazine —
Oldowan tools, butchered hippos, and Paranthropus (oh my!)
2.9 million-year-old artifacts and fossils from Nyayanga, Kenya shed light on the dawn of technology & raise questions about who made the first stone tools
https://t.co/6xaNPQzgYQ
@markwgrabowski I had lots of thoughts but only my response to whether there were implications for the work outside of paleoanthropology made it in there! Would love to discuss more the next time we chat!
I wrote about human childbirth and why it’s so brutal.
is there an evolutionary dilemma acting on hips that causes a tight fetal fit? or is childbirth better explained by metabolic demands?
my latest for @DiscoverMag: https://t.co/ozu6hwgCeY
How can your research @uni_tue benefit from machine learning? Join us all day July 6th for our 2nd workshop on setting up an ML project from scratch. We’ll cover the basics & discuss your application too. Sign up by June 29th at https://t.co/FZ1rRMPV6T! @ml4science