Very excited to share our new paper in @ScienceAdvances integrating geologic and fossil records to understand how mountain building generates and maintains high biodiversity in the past! Thanks to a great team of collaborators!
Researchers find that peaks in mammal diversity match high tectonic strain rates and elevation changes in the Basin and Range Province of western North America. Increased topography changes have driven mammal speciation over the past 30 million years. https://t.co/UnwjYUL7bX
Stony Brook University is hiring! E&E and IACS are seeking applicants for a joint faculty position in climate change and biodiversity. Check out the link and spread the word! https://t.co/9iKqHRoZxx
Great GSA session so far on the Co-evolution of climate, landscapes and terrestrial ecosystems (T62)! Thanks to the session organizers. I'll be sharing soon about Basin and Range topography, climate and mammal diversity! #GSA2020
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First day of classes! So excited to be joining Stony Brook University's Dept of Ecology and Evolution and Turkana Basin Institute as a new assistant professor! Looking forward to building a research program and community here.
Excited to share @IU_EAS Anne Kort’s intro tutorials for working with digital 3D data of fossils with open source software. Please check it out!
Thx for early wisdom @Evuz12 @KolmannMA @Fishguy_FHL@Cottus_rex and funding @NSF#PRFB and @Prepared4Change!
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A very happy #InternationalWomenInScienceDay In honor of all of the outstanding women, we are making The Bearded Lady Project documentary short film available to the public for 48 hours starting now! Feel free to share our story https://t.co/oFD9sn49Yz
So excited to see our Multi-dimensional Biodiversity Hotspots paper in @GEB_macro out in Early View! Thanks @pascal_title, Miriam Zelditch and Rebecca Terry!
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IU biologist Alex Jahn of @Prepared4Change is studying the migration patterns of birds on the @IUBloomington campus -- and beyond -- to learn more about environmental change in Indiana. Details: https://t.co/sfeDa9TiOa
Fantastic field trip to the Santa Fe Group in the Española Basin of northern New Mexico! Beautiful vistas and amazing Miocene fossils to kick off the 2018 SVP conference... thank you to our awesome field trip leaders! #2018SVP
New #Paleobiology blog post "Testing the #fossil record" by Tara Smiley , post-doctoral fellow at Oregon State University - read it at https://t.co/BruVC8lAXP