Fue positivo poder aportar en el #WBTC1 en la sesión de Evolución y comportamiento #EvoBeh3. Gracias a los coautores que han aportado mucho al conocimiento de 🦇#murciélagos que modifican 🍃como refugio. Feliz de representar a nuestra región 🇸🇻🇨🇷 TerritoriosVivos SV PCMES

Missing field work #ASMboulder

Please share! I am searching for a postdoc to work on our collaborative project with SearsLab & Alexa Sadier on the role of developmental bias in the morphological diversification of #bat molars. Details here: faculty.washington.edu/ssantana/wordp…

We slowly start to accumulate information of what #Neotropicalrodents are eating out there! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

When power is toxic... New study PNASNews shows that dominant individuals can influence a group through force, but passive individuals are better at bringing a group to consensus. This result touches on evolution of animal societies and toxic leadership structures THREAD 1/2

Very interesting!

Amazing!

Intento descifrar la relaciones entre la dieta, la morfología y el comportamiento de roedores Neotropicales para así entender mejor cómo han diversificado y cómo coexisten. Nomino a Luis Víquez-R, Itzue W. Caviedes-Solis, Melissa E. Rodríguez Me retó Giovani H-Canchola #EcoEvoLat #CienciaEnEspañol

Echolocating mouse?!?! 🤯🤯🤯

This is amazing! Echolocation in soft-furred tree mice science.sciencemag.org/content/372/65…

Check out our new collaborative paper, which presents an ecomechanical framework to understand the rules of life! Working with this amazing group of integrative biologists was such a pleasure, and special thanks to Tim Higham, @LaraFerry and U.S. National Science Foundation for making this possible.

Happy to contribute in another study leading by the amazing and talented Melissa E. Rodríguez regarding Neotropical leaf-tent making bats. So much more is needed to understand the ecology and evolution of this group of bats, as well as their interactions with plants.

Happy to see this out! Understanding #mutualism #coevolution #bats and #pepper plants 🌱 Sharlene Santana Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture UW Biology and many others!

Happy to share this new paper on bat ecology, seed dispersal and on the growing knowledge of animal plant interactions in the Neotropics. Gracias a todos los que ayudaron durante todo el proceso =) doi.org/10.1093/jmamma…

Arnulfo Medina-Fitoria Memorial Fundraising gofund.me/3a1e7d46

What an amazing work by RELCOM. To put together such amounts of important information about Aicoms/Sicoms is highly valuable and, again, amazing! You can find the link here: relcomlatinoamerica.net/component/sppa…

Happy to share that one of the papers from my PhD at UW Biology Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture and the Santana lab Sharlene Santana published at Functional Ecology have been shortlisted for the Haldane Prize for early career researcher! Check other amazing works here ⬇️

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Out in Environmental Conservation, I am pleased to share how bats are influenced by the establishment of a geothermal project. Studies like this help to keep energy projects accountable while giving us hope that things can be done properly. 👇🏼 dx.doi.org/10.1017/S03768…

Yay!