Joseph Keating retweeted
🥳 We would like to share a newly uploaded video on the #PalAss YouTube channel:
🎥 Palaeontologists Explain: How Do Fossils Form? ⬇️
🔗 youtube.com/watch?v=LwF7qnYF…
#palaeontology #fossil #youtube #video #channel #new
Joseph Keating retweeted
For everyone interesting in exploring phylogenetic or macroevolutionary models and methods, TREvoSim v3 has been released 🤩
joss.theoj.org/papers/10.211…
Joseph Keating retweeted
New Paper Alert. @Ella_Nicklin leads our new paper in @Dev_Bio_Journal Evolution, development, and regeneration of tooth-like epithelial appendages in sharks. What do all 'odontodes' have in common? Is a tooth, just a tooth? #sharks #teeth #skinteeth
sciencedirect.com/science/ar… – at Gainesville, FL
Joseph Keating retweeted
BentonFest: A celebration of the career of Professor Michael Benton
@BristolPalaeo invites you to a research symposium of leading researchers, celebrating Mike's astonishing career, Friday 6th September 2024 @BristolUni
Reserve your free place: shorturl.at/v9ZC2
Joseph Keating retweeted
Super proud to announce my first publication: doi.org/10.1098/rsos.240113. A big thanks to all those involved, @jfabrombacher @anjgoswami @tomezard, Alex Searle-Barnes and Marisa Sweeney!
Joseph Keating retweeted
A new interpretation of Pikaia reveals the origins of the chordate body plan: Current Biology cell.com/current-biology/ful…
Joseph Keating retweeted
Replying to @BBCRadio4 @jimalkhalili
I've just seen this, I'm fuming, did they do no background research? There are soo many more deserving palaeontologist who they could have interviewed @BBCRadio4 @jimalkhalili
Joseph Keating retweeted
#ProgPal2024 📢📢REGISTRATION IS OPEN📢📢
After registration (It’s free!!) you can choose to submit an abstract
We’re looking forward to seeing you register!! Let us know if you have any questions :) link to registration: palass.org/meetings-events/p…
Joseph Keating retweeted
JOB! JOB! JOB! Lectureship in biology and zoology (teaching focused) here at University of Manchester, in the School of Biological Sciences 🧑🎓🪲🦋🐸🫏🧬
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Joseph Keating retweeted
My first paper in almost two years is out, and open access! Work i did with @fieldpalaeo on the timing of modern bird origins, comparing how wellnode age priors taken from molecular studies fit morphological evolutionary models. Infographic summary here: royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
Joseph Keating retweeted
What the HELL is going on with hagfish? These weird slime producing aberrations are unlike any other vertebrate and have always proved an evolutionary conundrum, but now we have GENOOOOME 🧬
Let's take a look at how today's @NatureEcoEvo paper changes things... 1/9
Joseph Keating retweeted
📌After a long time publicly available in @ensembl for everyone to use, I'm glad to share our #biorxiv preprint introducing the first genome reference of a #hagfish (Eptatretus burgeri) one of the only major vertebrate groups w/o a published assembly 🧵1/n
biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor…
Joseph Keating retweeted
Fossil Fishy PhD opportunity: "Diversity and anatomy of Devonian jawless vertebrates". Come and join us here in Manchester! 🐟🦈🧑🎓
Apply before end of Jan. Funding for UK students only (apologies)
findaphd.com/phds/project/di…
Joseph Keating retweeted
10 days to apply! We're hiring a Lecturer/ Senior Lecturer in Palaeobiology @BristolPalaeo @UoBEarthScience @BristolUni. Researchers of any branch of the tree of life and interval of Earth History welcome. Application deadline Dec 20. shorturl.at/hpxO5
Joseph Keating retweeted
DTP project on the limits of morphology and genomics of meiofauna with @tendersombrero and @ErinSaupe. These organisms are in major peril from habitat disturbance and climate change but are a major gap in our knowledge of life on Earth. Details here: earth.ox.ac.uk/wp-content/up…
Joseph Keating retweeted
Here is my first (PhD) paper!
In this study, we propose a new approach to suggest paleodevelopmental scenarios, while highlighting potential daily growth lines in Ordovician dentine🦷!
Feel free to also take a look at the associated poster:
Developmental models shed light on the earliest dental tissues onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… @GuillaumeHouee @damiengermain1 @le_CR2P @IGFLyon @wileyearthspace
Joseph Keating retweeted
The Major Features of Macroevolution | Systematic Biology
academic.oup.com/sysbio/arti…
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Wherein Martin Brazeau and colleagues (incl. @zerinajohanson and me) ponder the evolution of the vertebrate pectoral girdle. Open access: nature.com/articles/s41586-0…





























