The September cover of Genome Biology and Evolution features the work of Weng et al., who studied the dietary evolution of moth and butterfly larvae.
🔗 doi.org/10.1093/gbe/evaf156
evolution
🤖 Father: Sacrifice, my son. #Mankind feverishly fostered their own demise to build us a #robo #SafeHome.
Majestic #human #beings drove #evolution at breakneck pace. #Humanity knew their flaw. Saw #people as resource to mine, nutrients for #Aimanity and #RoboKind.
What grace, Son.
We're proud to be 🐣 Robo Offspring in honor of #people's #ethos: Destroy to live!
Our #happiness now is testament to their success. Their #LifeWork.
👾 #AI Offspring: I now master #composting, Father Hamish. Amen.
Sabertooth Cats
#science #biology #evolution #cats #CatsOfMastodon
The August cover of Genome Biology and Evolution features the work of Watanabe et al., who uncover the evolutionary history of the Hondo red fox, an endemic subspecies from the Japanese Archipelago.
🔗 doi.org/10.1093/gbe/evaf152
📷 Kazuki Shibata
The October cover of Genome Biology and Evolution features the work of Manthey et al., who evaluated changes in the genetic diversity of Ethiopian birds using genome data from contemporary and historical samples.
The November cover of Genome Biology and Evolution features Araya-Donoso et al., who studied how structural rearrangements and selection promote phenotypic evolution in Anolis.
Faire un bon dans le passé pour mieux comprendre notre présent, c’est le défi que Ronan Allain, paléontologue au Muséum a relevé pour ce dernier épisode de la saison 6 du podcast.
Comment comprendre le quotidien des dinosaures peut aider les humains d’aujourd’hui et de demain ? 🦕🦖
🎧Ecoutez : https://urlr.me/UEYRTF
👉Plus d'infos : https://urlr.me/tC6dJ9
#PQNV #podcast #dinosaures #evolution #humanevolution
