Our paper on 21,000 years of muskox range dynamics under climate change and human hunting made the cover of the latest @GlobalChangeBio issue! 🎉 great work team @DamienFordham@Noguesbravo @Stuart_C_Brown @NielsMSchmidt @HellerRasmus
▪️ Open postdoc position ▪️ 🔎🧬🐘
I'm recruiting a postdoc to work with me on mapping the genomic legacy of the elephant ivory trade in Europe using ancient DNA.
Hosted by Lund University 🇸🇪 with @BengtHanssonLU
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Info & apply here: https://t.co/cbA4GpTY0s
JOB ADVERT: You may be the Phd student we are looking for!
This research will explore the ecological and evolutionary factors driving pathogen spread combining niche models and paleogenomics
Co-supervised with @FerRacimo and Sikora @UCPH_Research
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In our new study out in PNAS this week, we resolve a debate that has captivated scientists since Darwin. Why did woolly rhinoceroses go extinct?
https://t.co/KhUc0e8dyu
🦏An int'l research team led by @DamienFordham of @UniofAdelaide & scientists from @UCPH_Research found that sustained hunting by humans prevented the woolly rhino's from accessing better habitats following the Last Ice Age leading to their extinction.
👉 https://t.co/Snept5lRUZ
Our study published today in @PNASNews
solves mystery of woolly rhinoceros' #extinction providing important #conservation lessons for living rhinos threatened by hunting, habitat loss & #climate change. Super effort team!
https://t.co/NV6NHIAofI
#Ecology#Paleo#DNA#IUCN
Deadly one-two punch may have driven the woolly rhino to extinction | Science | AAAS https://t.co/icHioZRzxK
A nice article in Science capturing the main findings of our new paper published today in @PNASNews
Link to our paper here 👇👇👇
https://t.co/xXypku3sl6
🦏 Want to know what drove the woolly rhino to extinction? Then read our paper that came out in @PNASNews today!
https://t.co/p6j80q7CwT
Very happy to have been part of this research project led by @DamienFordham
On my way to #ibsprague2024! I will give a talk on the 10th at 2:15 pm about my work at the intersection between archaeology, genetics and biogeography 🤓 come find me!
How do you do population genomics in a species without genetic variation?
Find out in our new publication in @molecology titled "Population genomics of the muskox' resilience in the near absence of genetic variation" 🧵
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https://t.co/bfx7ZfNLF0
Photo credit: @Lars_Holst
My colleagues @ElineLorenzen @Stuart_C_Brown @DamienFordham, with Westbury as first author and a great team, just have published a really cool paper on environmental change and polar bears. Worth of a reading!!
https://t.co/uQfJ23lVdd
Come to the @Biogeography meeting this January. Exciting symposia, workshops, networking...and the marvelous city of Prague
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JOB OFFER: postdoc position on paleo-ecological modelling of megafauna species ranges, using a combination of ancient DNA, sedimentary DNA and fossil data.
Project led by @FerRacimo @Globe_UCPH
https://t.co/EnWaBSq73l
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5 new PhD scholarships available in a joint programme between 🇩🇰 and 🇦🇺! Join two amazing groups while doing exciting research on charismatic species! 🤩
PHD SCHOLARSHIPS OPEN FOR APPLICATION📢 Five joint #PhD scholarships in macroecology & biodiversity conservation, established btw. @UniofAdelaide & CMEC/@koebenhavns_uni, supervised by @DamienFordham & @Carsten_Rahbek. Deadline 3 July 2023 👉 https://t.co/CXDN2Vgiq6
Our paper on 21,000 years of muskox range dynamics under climate change and human hunting made the cover of the latest @GlobalChangeBio issue! 🎉 great work team @DamienFordham@Noguesbravo @Stuart_C_Brown @NielsMSchmidt @HellerRasmus