New paper by myself and @emgfitzgerald on some seal fossils from a new site in Australia: Black Rock! #FossilFriday@museumsvictoria
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https://t.co/d0LqIijbPt
It’s nubbin’ time! Our new paper on skink limb reduction and its environmental associations is out: https://t.co/AnRBzxu2gM. Thanks to @DrTeethAl@chapple_lab Christy Hipsley @uncshai@MarkHutchos@AlexSlavenko @rco_anderson.
Check out our graphical abstract [thread]:
Almost the entire evolutionary history of Pig-nosed turtles occurred in the northern hemisphere. But now, scientists have discovered a five-million-year old Pig-nosed turtle fossil in the bayside Melbourne suburb of Beaumaris.
https://t.co/WvisArAkC2 @Palaeo_JRule@emgfitzgerald
1/2: New review paper highlighting the many ways that pollution can disrupt reproduction in wildlife. Paper led by @MonashBiol PhD student @LCAulsebrook and online now:
https://t.co/8maH485jL7
Ready for the special @BlackAFinSTEM episode? UM, YES.
30 OLOGISTS share their stories: Electric fish snouts, turtle butts, bird songs, bats, Econ, porcupine noses, #BlackintheIvory, how to be a better ally & more.
I LOVED MAKING IT. A must-listen:
https://t.co/k1ZIyrrtbF
Does a common anti-depressant found in surface waters alter anxiety-related behaviour and sociability in fish? https://t.co/xl5GxU4SiF @Martin_J_M_34 with colleagues from #BobWongLab and the US and China found 'yes' and 'no'. @BBM_Wong@MinnaSaaristo#MonashEcology
How common is sexually antagonistic selection and how can we empirically test for it? Models developed by Tim Connallon and @Genevieve_DM suggest that the cross-sex gentic correlation for fitness is a poor proxy for sexual antagonism. https://t.co/4gBqTxoRP3 @MonashBiol
My first tweet and my first paper exploring thermal limits in some of Australia's highest elevation reptiles. @chapple_lab#BobWongLab https://t.co/nRD26qiNEg
Very excited to share the logo for the 18th International Society for Behavioral Ecology Congress featuring a yellow-tailed black cockatoo. #ISBE2020@ISBE2020@BehavEcol
#climateChange is a disaster for painted #turtles, and all species with temperature-dependent sex determination.
Now is the time to take action, and save those turtles!
Check out our @SciReports paper here: https://t.co/kPokpxVUNS
#Skinks come in a variety of colours and patterns. But why and how are these colour polymorphisms maintained? Genevieve Matthews from @chapple_lab summarises her recent publication in the Journal on the blog https://t.co/zFNBOH64HL
Yesterday our lovely @Genevieve_DM won one of the awards for best postgraduate talk at #ASHNZ18 ❤️ Congrats Gen! ❤️@chapple_lab army is absolutely proud of you! 🦎👏🏻👏🏻🥰