Paleoswego @Paleoswego

Joined July 2016

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[email protected] @iobjournal

2 years ago

A New Era of Morphological Investigations: Reviewing Methods for Comparative #Anatomical Studies- "Modern #morphological analyses are based primarily on the use of several key techniques..." by K L Ford (@kassthefish ) et al doi.org/10.1093/iob/ob… #sciencetwitter #3D

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Bibiana Rojas @biobiiana

2 years ago

How cool is this! 🤩 "Caecilian Genomes Reveal the Molecular Basis of Adaptation and Convergent Evolution of Limblessness in #Snakes and #Caecilians" academic.oup.com/mbe/article/40…

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Maria C. Vallejo-Pareja @MariaCa_Vallejo

2 years ago

Very nice paper in caecilian microbioms/ un interesante artículo sobre microbioma en cecilias - 👀👀👀👀

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Dan Baldassarre @evornithology

3 years ago

This is a @brookedgoodman stan account now oswego.edu/news/story/zoo…

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Paleoswego @Paleoswego

3 years ago

Just held class outside 😎 in February 😒 in upstate NY 😭 Hope the frogs don’t decide to come out early!!

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Paleoswego @Paleoswego

3 years ago

Hey @GilesPalaeoLab just heard your segment on As It Happens on NPR, amazing! 🐟 🧠

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Rachel Menegaz @MenegazLab

3 years ago

Applications for #SOAR2023 are now open! This is a great opportunity for undergrads to do PAID research in #anatomy, #functionalmorphology, #bioanthropology, and #biomechanics. Apply at unthsc.edu/soar. @AnatomyOrg @SICB_DCB_DVM @BiologicalAnth @HumanAandPSoc

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Paleoswego @Paleoswego

3 years ago

Had to skip a bit of #SICB2023 to survey dead frogs with Chris Bell. This one was an ouchie…but apparently the frog survived! #texasvertpaleo

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Paleoswego @Paleoswego

3 years ago

Great work by @sunyoswego students Mark and Stephen, presenting data about skull roof thickness and compactness in salamanders at #SICB2023 !

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Paleoswego @Paleoswego

3 years ago

Great night of frog catching with alum @b_labumbard ! Kind of special to have a student who started the study be present for our 10th year! 🥹 Looking forward to that PhD defense 🐸 🍄 🧫

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The PalAss @ThePalAss

4 years ago

We're very sorry to hear that esteemed palaeontologist Dr Angela Milner passed away this morning following a short illness. Our thoughts are with her family and friends at this sad time

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Chad Pecot, MD @ChadPecot

4 years ago

A mentor’s love for their trainees can be measured in tracked changes

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Paleoswego @Paleoswego

4 years ago

Herps class discovered this gorgeous wood frog! #RiceCreekFieldStation

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Casey Holliday @CrocHolliday

5 years ago

It’s the annual day of rejection for a huge population of talented ECRs. 20yrs ago they wrote me to say ‘I had little potential for research’. F that. Don’t let a #GRFP rejection get you down! Show ‘em what you got!

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WitmerLab @WitmerLab

5 years ago

#RandomActofAnatomy Evolutionary convergence can result in independent evolution of similar traits due to similar functions. But sometimes superficial similarity just...happens. I bet I could swap these bone on a gross anatomy practical exam & no one would bat an eye. @OUHCOM

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Dan Baldassarre @evornithology

5 years ago

I always strive for 100% accuracy in my avian anatomy lectures.

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Natalia Jagielska @WryCritic

5 years ago

Microfossil appreciation post: Diatoms, are silicon-based unicellular algae responsible for creation of large % of atmospheric oxygen. Their silica cell walls fall to sea floor as part of clay. Diatoms became prominent after Triassic & look absolutely stunning.