Lee R Berger @leerberger - Twitter Profile

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over 1 year ago

The Reviews are out on the Homo naledi burial paper in @eLife and let me share the words of a previously highly critical reviewer. Link to the reviews and the revised paper in the comments below.

LeeRberger's tweet photo. The Reviews are out on the Homo naledi burial paper in @eLife and let me share the words of a previously highly critical reviewer. Link to the reviews and the revised paper in the comments below. https://t.co/xQ9WY1MaNg

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Lee R Berger

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12 days ago

Paleoanthropology Is NOT The Wizard of Oz!" — Lee Berger 🏛️ https://t.co/RKycwxt19X via @YouTube

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Lee R Berger

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2 months ago

Ok - AI is scary... reviewing the Homo naledi case https://t.co/Skgr7xg2LB

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2 months ago

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John Hawks

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I'm a paleoanthropologist. I explore human fossils and genomes to understand where we came from and what we share with our ancestors.

Chris Stringer

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Tweets my own; likes/retweets do not necessarily signify agreement with content.

Huw Groucutt

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Archaeologist @UMmalta. Researching human responses to climate change, mostly in Malta and Arabia. PI: TerraForm ERC project. https://t.co/W6cTMb2uAN

Lee R Berger

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2 months ago

Dr Palesa Madupe on @CapeTalk https://t.co/NDSZRh6c1H

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2 months ago

I'd never seen this spotify/youtube channel - sleepy science - It came up on my feed and I. actually loved it - would love to see it updated with the newest data... https://t.co/lY94RNTapO

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3 months ago

Check out Zeke Darwin's video! #TikTok https://t.co/O5TtANcQyl

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LeeRberger retweeted

Wits University

@WitsUniversity

3 months ago

Professor Lee Berger and an international team have revealed another remarkable chapter in the story of Homo naledi. By analysing ancient proteins preserved in fossil teeth, researchers found no biological male markers among the individuals studied, opening new questions about the species' biology and possible burial practices. 🔗 Read more: https://t.co/LLu4FjTZlM #HomoNaledi #Science #WitsResearch #WitsUniversity