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I am proud to announce the publication of our review paper on the potential interest of research on the bat laryngeal anatomy to understand the evolution of echolocation in the Journal of Mammalian Evolution. doi.org/10.1007/s10914… Such a great way to start 2023!! 😃😃🦇🦇

Extremely excited to see our PhD student Nicolas BRUALLA 🦇📸's review on the anatomical diversity of bat larynx 🦇being published in J. Mammalian Evolution! A great kick-start to the new year for us!!! Free article👉 rdcu.be/c2ESh

For more than a century, scientists have been puzzled by the set of shared changes that happen to many animals when they are domesticated. Ben Thomas Gleeson + Laura Wilson ourANU outline a new theory that could explain 'domestication syndrome': bit.ly/3Z2W3fr

🐕Domesticated animals often show the same collection of changed features when compared to their wild ancestors, an effect known as ‘domestication syndrome’, say ANU Media and UNSW scimex.org/newsfeed/study…

When animals are domesticated, they often undergo changes that differentiate from their wild counterparts. #ANUExperts Laura Wilson and @Socio_eco_evo have developed a new theory about how domestication syndrome works. ANU School of Archaeology & Anthropology @ANUFennerSchool  reporter.anu.edu.au/all-stories/st…

I am excited to share our commentary on MeRIT (Method Reporting with Initials for Transparency) Nature Communications nature.com/articles/s4146… We propose we should change the way we write the Methods section using initials like we do for #SystematicReview and #MetaAnalysis 1/11

🚨HEY YOU! 🚨 Wondering what's common (and not so common) about marsupials on opposite sides of the planet? Check our latest work led by Laura Wilson where we explore the ontogenetic evolution of marsupials and their ecological diversity! #CienciaCriolla nature.com/articles/s4146…

Great to hear about your research Dr Alannah Pearson (Any)🐒💀🧠 🌻🏳️‍🌈 😍

There’s a nice write up from ANU Media on my recent paper with @pdavidpolly on brain evolution in old world monkeys ANU Biological Anthropology ANU School of Archaeology & Anthropology reporter.anu.edu.au/all-stories/mo… #SkullandBrain #primates #evolution #Neurology #fossils #ecology #virtualanatomy

Exploring the effectiveness of 3D models in osteology-based teaching, thanks for the fun project @wardstaceym Katharine Balolia. Have a read #OA

Excited to be hosting tomorrow's symposium with Dai Koyabu and Laura Wilson in which we delve into the latest discoveries in amniote sound production. Expect some cool bat stuff with a slight peppering of dinosaurs for good measure. #ICVM2023

Congratulations Nicolas BRUALLA 🦇📸, excellent work on evolutionary morphology of the bat larynx, available #OA Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society

My first day City of Edmonton University of Alberta - here to create a Centre for Open Science & Synthesis in #Ecology & #Evolution. Looking for ~5 postdocs to join me in establishing the centre. Please apply - i-deel.org/opportunities.… Please RT

Proud to see the release of Laura Wilson Dai Koyabu and my themed issue for the Journal of Anatomy based on our 2023 International Society for Vertebrate Morphology symposium. Plenty of cool papers here that explore sound capture and production in bats, birds, cetaceans, and crocodylians. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jo…