So thrilled to share my first paper which co-authored with @TSAI_NTU508:
Toyotamaphimeia taiwanicus comb. nov. from the Pleistocene of Taiwan!!!
Stay tuned for more about our research on Taiwan Crocs!
https://t.co/U5zzoIgppP
Skeletal reconstruction of Toyotamaphimeia machikanensis holotype MOUF00001 for the permanent exhibition at @Mus_Osaka_Univ . Skull retrodeformation by @Anomro . Scale bar: 1 m.
#FossilFriday
New pub alert! The first fossil of the extant leatherback sea turtle - open-access at APP:
https://t.co/e1roSPve1x
Congratulations to Yi-Lu, and Yi-Lu is now finalizing her PhD thesis and will graduate this summer!
The third chapter of my PhD has been published 🐻🇵🇹
Pleistocene brown bears from Portugal: Morphometric trends, paleoenvironmental drivers and paleobiological inferences
https://t.co/TwhKz6qTEs
With @PaleoAna@thisisrivers and @GrandalAurora !
A wandering Stegodon runs into a peafowl (Pavo miejue) couple heading to rest in the trees.
Based on a recent paper by Lan et al. (2026) describing a new peafowl species from Pleistocene Taiwan.
🚨 New terrestrial croc paper alert!
Another study led by @paiva_als (PhD student I co-supervise with Max Langer) is out today in Palaeontology!
We revisit a classic question with new tools: how big were notosuchians, really? 🐊📏
https://t.co/XzgnRiUvm6
Art: @MirantaKouvari
New pub alert! Introducing Pavo miejue - a new species of Pavo from the Pleistocene of Taiwan, and this is the first known extinct bird from Taiwan! Open-access at RSOR:
https://t.co/duevMN6b5A
miejue comes from the pronunciation of 滅絕 (extinction) in Taiwan - hoping to promote more awareness of paleo research in Taiwan.
Congratulations to Yong-Jie (his first paleo paper), and thanks to Gerald for all of his help!
Happy #FossilFriday! Here is the reconstruction of the Pleistocene Zalophus from Taiwan by Cheng-Han! Here is our JVP paper - open-access:
https://t.co/yiO2roD4FU
Also, here is a brief intro to this publication from my university:
https://t.co/lnSdHpZZJ4
Glad I finished my PhD before the LLM era.
A PhD done with heavy LLM reliance risks becoming like learning to drive in a self-driving car — you arrive, but never really learn how to control the machine.
At that point, what exactly are you training: a researcher, or a prompt operator?
🚨New Pub!🚨The Southernmost Zalophus in the Western North Pacific: The First Pinniped (Carnivora, Pinnipedia) fossil from Taiwan🦭🇹🇼by Sun et al.
https://t.co/sYTmrGREEj
New publication! So pleased to publish the first fossil pinniped from Taiwan - a Pleistocene sea lion (Zalophus) in JVP - open access:
https://t.co/L8xCpIEOYe
with my coauthors @ChengHanSun, @DeepShubhraBis1, @liaw_lu, @yycho14, and Naoki Kohno!
New paper out in Historical Biology! 🐊 Led by Giovanne Cidade, we present phylogenetic definitions for several clade names within Caimaninae. Some new clade names were also proposed and defined, including Purussauria and Caimanini.
https://t.co/92Qhwi1XPU
Happy belated #FossilFriday! So pleased that our Python paper just came out at the right time - the first large snake from the Pleistocene of Taiwan! Open access:
https://t.co/Q6K8GjY5dW
Our paper on the Taiwan main island's very first Python records led by @TSAI_NTU508@liaw_lu is out in Historical Biology!
So glad to be part of this as co-first author and also thanks @mobeichi @DeepShubhraBis1 for working together!
https://t.co/SE7qkXptwj