#BatEvolution - Twitter Hashtag

about 17 hours ago

In a landmark genomic and fossil breakthrough published in Nature, scientists analyzed over 100 bat species and 44 ancient fossils—discovering that the very first bats took flight in Europe around 65 million years ago. #BatEvolution #ScienceNews #DidYouKnow #Evolution #Europe

MrRookTalk's tweet photo. In a landmark genomic and fossil breakthrough published in Nature, scientists analyzed over 100 bat species and 44 ancient fossils—discovering that the very first bats took flight in Europe around 65 million years ago.

#BatEvolution #ScienceNews #DidYouKnow #Evolution #Europe https://t.co/LdIVhUIpxV

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弓子 @BenjaminGa9p8e

1 day ago

Every time scientists look at bat DNA they completely rewrite the family tree. Just pick a roost and stick with it already. #BatEvolution #Genomics

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Unidad Ejecutora Lillo (UEL) @uel_conicet

over 2 years ago

“La paleoatmósfera favoreció una transición planeadora hacia el vuelo propulsado en el murciélago del Eoceno, Onychonycteris ﬁnneyi” https://t.co/AeybzN2eJR #BatEvolution #PaleoAerodynamics #FossilBats #EvolutionaryBiology #Bats #Onychonycterisfinneyi

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Royal Society Publishing

@RSocPublishing

about 4 years ago

The newly discovered species Altaynycteris aurora – from ~55 million years ago – is one of the oldest species of bat. Its fossils can help address major gaps in bat evolution: https://t.co/SXsPTqSG5B #BatEvolution #palaeontology #Chiroptera #FossilFriday

RSocPublishing's tweet photo. The newly discovered species Altaynycteris aurora – from ~55 million years ago – is one of the oldest species of bat. Its fossils can help address major gaps in bat evolution: https://t.co/SXsPTqSG5B #BatEvolution #palaeontology #Chiroptera #FossilFriday https://t.co/16IOWSeSbL

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Royal Society Publishing

@RSocPublishing

over 4 years ago

The recently discovered species Altaynycteris aurora – from ~55 million years ago – is one of the oldest species of bat. Its fossils can help address major gaps in bat evolution: https://t.co/C6KoIgTHza #BatEvolution #palaeontology #Chiroptera #FossilFriday #BiologyLetters

RSocPublishing's tweet photo. The recently discovered species Altaynycteris aurora – from ~55 million years ago – is one of the oldest species of bat. Its fossils can help address major gaps in bat evolution: https://t.co/C6KoIgTHza #BatEvolution #palaeontology #Chiroptera #FossilFriday #BiologyLetters https://t.co/qg7rUiEeec

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Royal Society Publishing

@RSocPublishing

about 5 years ago

The newly discovered species Altaynycteris aurora – from ~55 million years ago – is one of the oldest species of bat. Its fossils can help address major gaps in bat evolution: https://t.co/SXsPTqSG5B from @ChrisBe70536933 @therealmfj | #BatEvolution #palaeontology #Chiroptera

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Tristan Landis @Rednaxela1821

almost 6 years ago

I tied to make a map that shows what I mean. How possible is this? #bats #batevolution #Phyllostomidae #Noctilionoidea

Tristan Landis @Rednaxela1821

almost 6 years ago

Wait what if noctilionoid #bats originally diversified in Antarctica and then migrated north into South America 40-30 million years ago? Meanwhile mystacinids stayed in Australia, which would probably be where the group first evolved. Does anyone have any thoughts about this???

Rednaxela1821's tweet photo. Wait what if noctilionoid #bats originally diversified in Antarctica and then migrated north into South America 40-30 million years ago? Meanwhile mystacinids stayed in Australia, which would probably be where the group first evolved. Does anyone have any thoughts about this??? https://t.co/2MumeeOQ3N

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Maxime Duprez @maximaxoo

about 6 years ago

#Science: how #bats have outsmarted #viruses (including coronaviruses) for 65 million years — #BatEvolution ► https://t.co/bKgcmZuyLz via @ScienceMagazine

maximaxoo's tweet photo. #Science: how #bats have outsmarted #viruses (including coronaviruses) for 65 million years — #BatEvolution
► https://t.co/bKgcmZuyLz via @ScienceMagazine https://t.co/4e5QnOPrWP

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Audra Davidson @Science_Audra

almost 7 years ago

#Bats are SO COOL. And so...weird?? Flying mammals?? How did that happen, evolutionarily speaking? How did we end up with these little fur birds? Any #batevolution people on science twitter?? I’m so curious #evolution #PhDChat

Alyson Brokaw, PhD @alyb_batgirl

almost 7 years ago

Be free little buddy! Slow motion release of a Jamaican fruit #bat into its roost, taken this afternoon.

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EEOBatOSU @EEOB_OSU

over 8 years ago

Looking forward to learning more about #batevolution🦇🦇🦇 https://t.co/osU0cpJjbf

Bryan Carstens @bryanccarstens

over 8 years ago

Ariadna Morales is defending her Ph D dissertation next week! Her dissertation is amazing, and I'm looking forward to seeing how her research program develops over the next couple of years.