I've been sidetracked into a lot of directions so far in my career, but there is nothing that makes me quite so happy as generating phylogenetic trees. I don't really know why. I just really like them.

7 105

I come to SciComm from a unique perspective. I’m not a research scientist with an interest in illustration - I’m a professional illustrator with a passion for science! I’m also a business owner and an Engineer!

[image of phylogenetic tree for Carnegie Museum]

18 168

Detailed information on "Postcranial anatomy and osteoderm histology of Riojasuchus tenuisceps and a phylogenetic update on Ornithosuchidae (Archosauria, Pseudosuchia)" by Belén von Baczko et al. - https://t.co/U5itWr8MAl

28 78

Genome size variation in butterflies (Insecta, Lepidotera, Papilionoidea): a thorough phylogenetic comparison https://t.co/hRfq9XjqsX

11 28

Hey hey, it's Never forget that are phylogenetically Their ancestors survived the KT extinction and now there are over 10,000 species around the world of avian dinosaurs, by comparison there are only around 5,400 species of mammals.

18 75

Cephalic lateral-line system of Characiformes (Teleostei: Ostariophysi): anatomy and phylogenetic implications https://t.co/ijKzRYtZ6s

4 9

Monstrum entry 4: Kobold. These creatures pose a phylogenetic mystery. With no written language, oral traditions, or significant mention in other cultures, they seemingly appeared out of thin air. Some claim they are related to dragonborn, but key anatomical traits are missing.

1 6

Dinosaur origins: new paper examines biogeographical impact of fossil discoveries and changing phylogenetic hypotheses over 20 years of research and concludes South Gondwana still most plausible location https://t.co/rVAQggQ8lP

12 29

So I made this phylogenetic tree of flower knights. Full-size version of the linear dendrogram can be found at https://t.co/uXOvENflm3

(花騎士の系統樹グラフを作成しました。フルサイズの線形デンドログラムはhttps://t.co/XEGY2JWytR上にある。)

3 4

Team from , et al. presents beautiful data for Gladbachus, enigmatic 385 Myr-old susepnsion-feeding chondrichthyan w/ important phylogenetic implications https://t.co/jEmnRvNiMk

14 20

Pterosaur mothers carried their eggs inside their bodies until just before hatching. That gives their babies warmth & protection until they are ready to hatch. They could do this because they are lepidosaurs, as phylogenetic analysis & egg shell thickness and pliability tells us.

5 16

interpretation of Nyasasaurus. Probably incorrect, but phylogenetic ambiguity and sparse remains make my job difficult.

6 37

S. Pavan's cool phylogenetic work on the short tailed opossum

40 76