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New online: Rineau, Masse & Villier – A new cladistic insight on comparative anatomy and phylogeny of rudists (Bivalvia, Hippuritida) https://t.co/6fdsORsvEK

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2020-06-05

The International Code of Phylogenetic Nomenclature, or PhyloCode, has been published. Read it online here: https://t.co/un9IWt5TrE

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2020-05-27

Early hominin phylogeny, from the same study D. Johanson (2017).

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2020-05-15

The 5th chapter of my thesis was just published early access via . A great collaboration including , exploring the first molecular phylogeny focused on the genus Gasteruption. Great to get this out finally!
https://t.co/jeBxIEuxiy

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2020-04-29

I'll point people back to the paper by Nathan Upham and coworkers that just came out last month -- it's the best and newest species-level phylogeny for mammals available, but most of the comparisons are based on a set of 31 genes. Genome-wide datasets are going to shift things!

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2020-01-05

Molecular & morphological analyses of shrimp genus 𝘉𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘰𝘨𝘦𝘯𝘯𝘦𝘮𝘢 reveal 2

See it now in our December issue: https://t.co/ua0Tlr2lcS

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2019-12-30

The largest ever using both morphological and molecular markers, of Auchenipteridae, the driftwood catfishes, is out now in our November issue! https://t.co/ZezaxtKbAE

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2019-11-27

Continuing with the grass type pokemon phylogeny! Which ones are animals with plant traits and which are plants with animal traits? Which ones are none of the above?

https://t.co/i9f4UB1OGS

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2019-11-03

Trying out something different today. Grass type pokemon phylogeny.

https://t.co/i9f4UB1OGS

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2019-11-01

The first densely sampled of the predatory click-beetle tribe Drilini reveals a gradual evolutionary transition to soft-bodiedness, an origin in the Late & multiple &
Find out more in the October issue: https://t.co/NjRPoqYOq3

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2019-10-30

New online: McGrath, Flynn & Wyss – Proterotheriids and macraucheniids (Litopterna: Mammalia) from the Pampa Castillo Fauna, Chile (early Miocene, Santacrucian SALMA) and a new phylogeny of Proterotheriidae https://t.co/TQdF2RVJI7

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2019-09-25

my hot take is lusii are all dragons, which is how they are able to display such a wide variety of phylogeny despite being the same species

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2019-08-13

🦋3 newly described subfamilies of skipper as a result of a whole shotgun analysis applied on 160 selected of across all known subfamilies & tribes.

Study: https://t.co/O7gYoFIiHk.

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2019-07-09

A new phylogeny of the genus Dasypus suggests major diversification occurred in the and finds strong evidence for a potential new species on the shield. Find out more in our July Issue: https://t.co/v60Az6IQR6 !

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2019-07-05

You can now access the largest vertebrate of online or as an For find out about the Fish Tree of Life and fishtree here: https://t.co/kyeaksniut

Read the related Methods in and paper: https://t.co/t8I3aVu741

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2019-06-08

Some sloth palaeoart with this report on new studies on sloth phylogeny: https://t.co/PuQKv1gbqz

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2019-06-07

Fun article by looking into the phylogeny of extinct sloths using 100,000-year-old collagen “There are loads of different extinct sloths that we could add to the tree,” Presslee says. “That’s the next step.”

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2019-06-07

1st molecular data of the monotypic & extraordinary with its eyelessness genus Tonkinodentus (Vietnam) confirm it belongs to the sighted family Scolopendridae.

Study: https://t.co/slvO654sOF

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2019-04-18

🔱 Apsidal Rupture 🔱
Divine stasis - to exist outside of the restrictions of bodily phylogeny, culture, gender, and time. This is the desire of all those who have been made subject to words manifest.

These images are an empyrean introspection. Who are you? What are you?

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2019-03-23