Richards & Ortega-Hernández (2026-04, Biol. Lett.)
「捕食者と被食者のスケーリング則により,カンブリア紀のLuolishaniidae科の葉足動物における懸濁物食性の生活様式が支持される」
Predator–prey scaling laws support a suspension-feeding lifestyle in Cambrian luolishaniid lobopodians
The changing course of the Niger, like all rivers, is caused by river capture, a perennial landscape evolution process operating on all ice-fee continental surfaces.
https://t.co/Mawwhhs2ZL
A new study re-evaluating size of the legendary Liopleurodon ferox. This should have been highly-unusual macropredator. Just look at these teeth! Look at the scale. The smallest are the size of lion fangs, and the largest look like tusks.
https://t.co/5OUXfKM6QS
Black swallower fish — swell dining in the deep!
During a recent ROV dive near Trinidad & Tobago, the #DeepWonders science team collected spectacular footage of a black swallower fish (Chiasmodon sp.) at a depth of 1259 meters.
Looks like a very useful R package for the analysis of morphological evolution on phylogenies:
"We introduce MorphSim, an R package for simulating discrete morphological characters specifically designed for total- evidence and tip- dated phylogenetic analyses..."
A new shuvosaurid (Archosauria, Poposauroidea) from the Late Triassic (Norian) Hayden Quarry of New Mexico, U.S.A.
https://t.co/2ku8eBxMra
Labrujasuchus expectatus, gen. et sp. nov.
Art: Jorge Gonzalez
"This review synthesizes current practices, tools, and limitations in merging Earth science data with macroevolutionary models, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration and practical guidelines for resource selection and uncertainty management"
https://t.co/qtS9bbGWsK
"oldest known fossil eukaryotes, approximately 1.75–1.4 billion years old... their near absence from otherwise fossiliferous anoxic samples suggests a benthic habit, as planktonic eukaryotes would be expected to be present in both oxic and anoxic samples"
https://t.co/9NhyudCAIm
Holistic Species Delimitation Supports Recognition of Multiple Lineages in the Gila robusta Complex of the American Southwest
by Turner, Dowling, Marsh, Clarkson, Propst, Platania, Osborne, and Caeiro-Dias
OPEN ACCESS DOI link: https://t.co/jqYA40pkER
Welcome to our new paper!!
模様がめちゃ重要な分類形質であるモヨウウミナナフシ属Mesanthuraにおいて、飼育と分子により、発生段階を通じた種内の模様の安定性を調べた論文がでました⚡
https://t.co/QhmKl0EsGF
↓今回用いた鮮やかな種モヨウウミナナフシMesanthura miyakoensis⚡ #ウミナナフシ
#FossilFriday Just a reminder on how cool the Utahraptor megablock is... We have a manuscript on the bacteria coating the bones in review. Check out the digital fly through: https://t.co/M7s99vrgDw @Paleontologizin@JurassicWorld@JurassicFDN
🚨NEW STUDY DROP🚨
A Giant, Shantungosaur-sized Saurolophine hadrosaur is named Gongshuilong fanwei and described from a good bit of fossils indicating a brachylophosaur-type hadrosaur but with a huge sail along the tail!
🎨: Zeinner de Paula
🚨NEW STUDY DROP🚨
A new specimen of Sinopterus dongi is examined using Micro-XRF, SEM, FIB-SEM, EDS, ToF-SIMS. Melanosomes and their structures were observed, and they correlate to green to magenta iridescent coloration. Another huge step in paleo coloration!
🎨: Chaung Zhao