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Vai ser engraçado quando voltar o Brasileirão e os mesmos times brasileiros que surraram os europeus empatarem tomando sufoco com o Mirassol

...and another review that explores whether lifetime contest costs affect the evolution of assessment strategies: buff.ly/J63ZMGK

Introduced at UMBS as the “Queen of Mutualism,” Dr. Judith L. Bronstein from the University of Arizona returned to the UM Biological Station for the first time since she was a student here in 1978 to give the Pettingill Lecture in Natural History on Wednesday, July 9.

51 being divisible by 17 is disgusting

The final chapter of my PhD is finally published today in Nature Ecology and Evolution! Extremely proud of this culmination of years of work on the avian sternum, and grateful to everyone who contributed. Please reach out if you'd like a PDF 🎉 nature.com/articles/s4155…

"The Marsupial Database: A comprehensive dataset on the ecology and life history of American and Australasian marsupials" doi.org/10.32942/X2VH29

Eu falo que os gatos vão dominar o mundo, ninguém acredita! Kkk

The latest jaguar sighting in Arizona. Most of the individuals seen in the states are lone males and I believe that’s the case here

I am excited to share that I will be starting a new position as a Researcher at the National Institute of Amazonian Research (INPA) in Manaus, Brazil, this September. I look forward to wellcome collaborators and students soon to dive into the fascinating world of Amazonian bees!

If you can believe it, this is the same bird a year apart. We caught this gorgeous male Scarlet Tanager in 2024 and banded him. He flew all the way to South America for the winter and then came right back to Iowa where we caught him again in the same net.

Nice to see the NatGeo STEM kits have also been destroyed by AI 🙃

Excited to announce that the 1st paper from my postdoc is now out in Current Biology Using a large dataset of 3D preserved fossils, we explore the diversification of jaws in early bony fishes. 1/15 authors.elsevier.com/a/1liBj3QW8SA3…

Our paper on rodent thumbnails is out! Huge team effort. Turns out, nails can reveal a lot about rodent evolution. Shoutout to Dr. Gordon Shepherd for the wild idea to study their thumbs!

this is the greatest food pic ever like

Rubisco is (arguably) the most abundant protein on Earth. (LPP surely comes close, right?) It’s an enzyme that fixes CO₂ into sugars during photosynthesis. Unfortunately, as most people learn in school, Rubisco is inefficient. Sometimes it confuses O₂ for CO₂ and wastes

We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Brazilian composer and multi-instrumentalist Hermeto Pascoal. Known as “O Bruxo” (the sorcerer) for his unique ability to blend Brazilian rhythms and jazz into innovative works. A self-taught prodigy, he played instruments like

Ela virou uma galinha

Achei essa foto da vez em que fizeram uma festa de aniversário para mim e para uma prima minha no mesmo dia kkkkkkkkkkk

Our new preprint on butterfly wing patterns, led by Moritz Lürig and with many fantastic collaborators. We use a large-scale database of museum images to quantify an aposematic axis and test how it structures phenotypic diversity in Nymphalidae biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Therizinosaurs are, without a doubt, some of the most interesting groups of theropod dinosaurs Here you have a selection of a few species that I reconstructed for the Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum in Japan for their 25th Anniversary Special Exhibition