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  1. RE: mastodon.social/@sflorg/116131

    Eyes, as light-sensing organs of the #lens #eye type, have #evolved independently multiple times in the animal kingdom. But what did a representative of the early #vertebrate lineage look like? According to G. Kafetzis et al. (2026), a worm-like #ancestor possessed #medianeyes bring #homologous to the modern #pinealgland of the #brain. Published in #CurrentBiology. #evolution

    © this text #StefanFWirth March 2026

    #Reference
    G. Kafetzis et al. (2026),
    doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2025.12.

  2. new #Introduction for the bsky bridge : I’m a #BioChemist turned #ScienceWriter, write a feature for every issue of #CurrentBiology, 2/month, mostly about #ecology #evolution #environment also #human, #cultural things seen thru #biology prism. Plus #ScienceBooks, most recently: #Intertwined: From insects to icebergs Also writing a #musical #FamilyHistory #memoir around #biography of our old #cello. #PirateLuthier fixing unloved #violins #NoCars #cycling, #trains, #liveable #cities #townmouse

  3. 2022's features in #CurrentBiology now in the #OpenArchives (24/24): #InvasiveSpecies are typically introduced by humans, either accidentally or just stupidly. I rounded up some examples of the damage they cause and what can be done against it.

    proseandpassion.blogspot.com/2

    #science #ecology

  4. 2022's features in #CurrentBiology now in the #OpenArchives (23/24): From #soundscape #ecology to soundcape #evolution: Acoustic communication in animals more widespread than thought, and thus also more deeply rooted in evolution. proseandpassion.blogspot.com/2