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Heat map showing genetic distances of modern populations from Late Bronze-Iron Age samples (1200-900 BCE) from the Swat Protohistoric Graves of the Gandhara Grave Culture, commonly considered to belong to the Vedic Aryan horizon.

Map of genetic distance to Iron Age Croatia with modern populations.

Map of genetic distance to Iron Age (pre-Slavic) Bulgaria to modern populations.

Rhino horns are made of keratin (same protein which forms the basis of our nails), just as the scales of the pangolin. Rhino populations are decreasing globally due to illegal trade of their horns. It’s a good time to help save all wildlife. Using art to for your attention

As global populations grow older, neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's will become even more important.

I was surprised at how much it affects brain tissue:

I love illustrating parasite life cycles! New manuscript recently published with @lemurlab, @jannawilloughby, and lead author Andrea Paez where we review avian malaria in populations of high conservation concern: https://t.co/cb5kb2bMtY

Nice to have an excuse to do some sketching tonight. Ringed Seal illustration for a poster assignment in Conservation Genetics (topic: endangered unique populations within a globally "Least Concern" species). Can you guess the endangered subspecies?

Modern day environmental conservation is premised on white supremacy, imperialism, and colonialism: evicting local, Indigenous populations from their land in order to create "virgin," "pristine" wildnerness areas to be enjoyed by privileged, often western, white populations.

Paleo #genomics of wolf lineages endemic to Japan

"The Japanese wolf originated via waves of colonization of multiple Pleistocene wolf populations at 57–35 and 37–14 ka, respectively, followed by interpopulation hybridization."
#Science
#biology
#Wolves
⏯️https://t.co/iGn8cQg3Jt

Clarion's magic lets her shift to sort of blend in with local populations. It's a wonder that a squeaky sea monster can squish down into such a small shape! Looks like she's not really a fan of having such a short body. Not nearly noodly enough!

Art by @/ArtingMartini

decimated fern ::: this drawing represents the multiple fern species that are currently classed as threatened species in my home state, NSW, Australia, when thinking about their dwindling populations and ecosystems https://t.co/WsMlMtdFFK on #fxhash

@RRollplaying You'd need a chronurgist or a Wish spell for that, dinosaur fossils don't have any remaining biomass to resurrect.

Also, don't living populations of dinosaurs and other prehistoric reptiles already exist in most 5e settings?

L’introduction des cataphractaires dans l’armée romaine, ça a du être impressionnant pour les populations de l’Empire qui ont vu passé ces troupes…
ローマ軍がカタフラクトを使いはじめた頃に(紀元後4世紀)、軍の移動を見守る帝国の住民にとって印象的だったんだろうな…

European honey #buzzards love a meal with a little bite… Literally! They have an appetite for Asian #hornets. These insects are considered an invasive species in #Europe and pose a threat to bee populations. So, in grabbing lunch, buzzards are also acting as pest control agents.

"Roman warfare was never limited to field battles against enemy armies. For almost every major war that the Romans waged in this period, the ancient sources describe the Romans sacking, burning, & demolishing cities, & enslaving, massacring, or executing populations & prisoners."

Jurassic Thought: "The Atrociraptors from JWD, except they're actually a crossbreed between both of Isla Sorna's Raptor populations, giving us not only the return of "classic" raptors, but probably the deadliest versions of them at that."

Floral... and deadly 🤩.

The @IUCN estimates that there are currently about 26,000 polar bears worldwide. Without action on climate change, we could lose all but a few populations by the end of the century.

#JoinOurPack and help #SaveASpecies 👉 https://t.co/3CgBYWxLSl

Ezo Brown Bear

Japanese Name: エゾヒグマ
Romanised Name: Ezo Higuma
Also known as: Hokkaidō Brown Bear
Average Lifespan in the Wild: 30 years
Scientific Name: Ursus arctos yesoensis
Distribution: Hokkaidō
Conservation Status: Local Populations Threatened
Diet: Omnivore

Primula veris, Cowslip associates: 12 species (cf 40 for primrose).
Once common in hay meadows, hedgerows, the rides & margins of ancient woods, populations declined mostly in proportion to the loss of grassland habitat 1930–1980.
Schmeil, Lehrbuch der Botanik. Tafel 20

"La #résilience des populations, c’est-à-dire leur capacité à résister et à rebondir après un choc et de s’adapter au changement, est un impératif à inscrire au cœur des politiques publiques à long terme"

Quelques leviers régionaux à mettre en œuvre ➡️https://t.co/Hb7nALxuHO