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The biological invasion of the Brown Anole lizard has been found to be compatible with morphological differences in size, shape, and toepad-lamella number among native and introduced populations! #NichollsEvolution
#NichollsEvolution @NichollsBiology Red-eared sliders have become one of the most invasive reptile species in several countries. Scientists have been researching why this species has become so adaptable and with the red-eared sliders shells being bigger millions of years ago they
After introduction to Western North America, Tipula paludosa were monitored for larval growth rate in an attempt to measure genetic change in different environments. They were then compared to those from British studies for a size-density relationship. #NichollsEvolution
Researchers investigated divergence of live oak species (Q. virginiana and Q. oleoides) most likely resulting from climatic change in their geographic location.
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It was found that strong isolation by environment was the most influential factor contributing to genetic variation between lineage comparisons. @NichollsBiology #NichollsEvolution
Researchers executed an evolution experiment to compare the common bottle nose dolphin with another related species, and determined that there is a need for conservation methods using phylogenetics and mitochondrial DNA genetic markers. @NichollsBiology #NichollsEvolution
Did you know that platypuses are living fossils?? These animals have been around for over 100 million years and are one of the most venomous mammals in the world! @NichollsBiology #NichollsEvolution image credit: worldswildlifewonders / Shutterstock
This is a Pig-nosed turtle , a living fossil. Pig-nosed turtles do not swim, instead they row under the water with their paddle like flippers. #NichollsEvolution
hi :)) nautilus are considered living fossils and have survived FIVE mass extinctions. pretty neat #NichollsEvolution
Did you know that aardvarks are digitigrades?? This means that they walk on their toes rather than on the soles of their feet. #nichollsevolution #livingfossil
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Red Pandaโs are a living fossil. Fun fact, Red Pandas have a false thumb which developed over time to help them climb trees and eat bamboo! #NichollsEvolution
Red pandas have a false thumb, which is actually an extended wrist bone that helps them climb trees.
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@NichollsBiology A great example of a living fossil is the tuatara. Even though they look like lizards, they are actually in the order Rhynchocephalia. Theyโre endemic to New Zealand, and their name is derived from the Mฤori language. #NichollsEvolution
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@NichollsBiology the Danaus plexippus has been shown to use a number of tools to internally gauge and control its winter developmental programming allowing it great success in surviving now and in the future. #NichollsEvolution
Pictured is a Muscovy duck (photographed & drawn by me). Moscovies domesticated status is uncertain due to confusion between differentiating males from females and domestic from wild ducks. (Stahl, P.W.) @NichollsBiology #NichollsEvolution
@NichollsBiology Callistoctopus macropus. Article โThe perfecting of the octopusโ By Porcher, IIa France. Discussed rapid evolutionary advancement due to very low surivial rates.#NichollsEvolution
Pictured is a Little egret (photographed and drawn by me) Little egrets prefer commercial ponds over other habitats because they offer an easily accessible feeding ground (Pang C et al.)
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@NichollsBiology A specific type of enzyme called an allozyme was analyzed in the bud tissue along with monoterpene contents in the xylem of a slash pine. They were analyzed in populations across the natural distribution. #NichollsEvolution https://t.co/ehTv0csl4O
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Research has shown that distance between dog breed species has a greater effect on evolutionary diversity than common breeding!
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