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  1. Snakes keep evolving into cannibals — here’s what scientists think is going on

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    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Wildlife #Cannibalism #evolutionaryhistory #LiveScience #Researchers #Science #snakespecies #XavierGlaudas
    newsbeep.com/us/471089/

  2. Snakes keep evolving into cannibals — here’s what scientists think is going on

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  3. RE: mstdn.social/@History_of_Geolo

    #Alfred #Wegener (died November 1930 in Greenland) was a #German #geologist, #polarexplorer, and #meteorologist. He is primarily known for his #theory of #continentaldrift, which has significantly influenced modern theories of #platetectonics. Fossil discoveries and similar calving fronts along the west coast of #Africa and the east coast of #SouthAmerica led him to his theory, which is still crucial for understanding the #evolutionaryhistory of life on Earth.
    ©This text#StefanFWirth Berlin 2026

  4. RE: mstdn.social/@History_of_Geolo

    #Alfred #Wegener (died November 1930 in Greenland) was a #German #geologist, #polarexplorer, and #meteorologist. He is primarily known for his #theory of #continentaldrift, which has significantly influenced modern theories of #platetectonics. Fossil discoveries and similar calving fronts along the west coast of #Africa and the east coast of #SouthAmerica led him to his theory, which is still crucial for understanding the #evolutionaryhistory of life on Earth.
    ©This text#StefanFWirth Berlin 2026

  5. RE: mstdn.social/@History_of_Geolo

    #Alfred #Wegener (died November 1930 in Greenland) was a #German #geologist, #polarexplorer, and #meteorologist. He is primarily known for his #theory of #continentaldrift, which has significantly influenced modern theories of #platetectonics. Fossil discoveries and similar calving fronts along the west coast of #Africa and the east coast of #SouthAmerica led him to his theory, which is still crucial for understanding the #evolutionaryhistory of life on Earth.
    ©This text#StefanFWirth Berlin 2026

  6. RE: mstdn.social/@History_of_Geolo

    #Alfred #Wegener (died November 1930 in Greenland) was a #German #geologist, #polarexplorer, and #meteorologist. He is primarily known for his #theory of #continentaldrift, which has significantly influenced modern theories of #platetectonics. Fossil discoveries and similar calving fronts along the west coast of #Africa and the east coast of #SouthAmerica led him to his theory, which is still crucial for understanding the #evolutionaryhistory of life on Earth.
    ©This text#StefanFWirth Berlin 2026

  7. RE: mstdn.social/@History_of_Geolo

    #Alfred #Wegener (died November 1930 in Greenland) was a #German #geologist, #polarexplorer, and #meteorologist. He is primarily known for his #theory of #continentaldrift, which has significantly influenced modern theories of #platetectonics. Fossil discoveries and similar calving fronts along the west coast of #Africa and the east coast of #SouthAmerica led him to his theory, which is still crucial for understanding the #evolutionaryhistory of life on Earth.
    ©This text#StefanFWirth Berlin 2026

  8. Who Stays, Who Goes: Predicting Community Dynamics From Evolutionary History
    Summary & analysis by Deepika Gunasekaran of “Effects of Phylogeny on Coexistence in Model Communities” by Serván et al.

    Read here!
    amnat.org/an/newpapers/Feb-202

    #CommunityDynamics #EvolutionaryHistory #EEB #Phylogeny

  9. Who Stays, Who Goes: Predicting Community Dynamics From Evolutionary History
    Summary & analysis by Deepika Gunasekaran of “Effects of Phylogeny on Coexistence in Model Communities” by Serván et al.

    Read here!
    amnat.org/an/newpapers/Feb-202

    #CommunityDynamics #EvolutionaryHistory #EEB #Phylogeny

  10. Who Stays, Who Goes: Predicting Community Dynamics From Evolutionary History
    Summary & analysis by Deepika Gunasekaran of “Effects of Phylogeny on Coexistence in Model Communities” by Serván et al.

    Read here!
    amnat.org/an/newpapers/Feb-202

    #CommunityDynamics #EvolutionaryHistory #EEB #Phylogeny

  11. Who Stays, Who Goes: Predicting Community Dynamics From Evolutionary History
    Summary & analysis by Deepika Gunasekaran of “Effects of Phylogeny on Coexistence in Model Communities” by Serván et al.

    Read here!
    amnat.org/an/newpapers/Feb-202

    #CommunityDynamics #EvolutionaryHistory #EEB #Phylogeny

  12. Who Stays, Who Goes: Predicting Community Dynamics From Evolutionary History
    Summary & analysis by Deepika Gunasekaran of “Effects of Phylogeny on Coexistence in Model Communities” by Serván et al.

    Read here!
    amnat.org/an/newpapers/Feb-202

    #CommunityDynamics #EvolutionaryHistory #EEB #Phylogeny

  13. ASN Presidential Debate now available ahead of print! "What Can #EvolutionaryHistory Tell Us about the Functioning of #Ecological #Communities?" by Mayfield et al.
    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    This is a thought-provoking exploration of how evolutionary and ecological processes contribute to community ecological function. It is particularly useful for students new to this field and journal clubs. Includes a glossary and study guide questions on this important topic as well.

  14. ASN Presidential Debate now available ahead of print! "What Can #EvolutionaryHistory Tell Us about the Functioning of #Ecological #Communities?" by Mayfield et al.
    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    This is a thought-provoking exploration of how evolutionary and ecological processes contribute to community ecological function. It is particularly useful for students new to this field and journal clubs. Includes a glossary and study guide questions on this important topic as well.

  15. ASN Presidential Debate now available ahead of print! "What Can #EvolutionaryHistory Tell Us about the Functioning of #Ecological #Communities?" by Mayfield et al.
    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    This is a thought-provoking exploration of how evolutionary and ecological processes contribute to community ecological function. It is particularly useful for students new to this field and journal clubs. Includes a glossary and study guide questions on this important topic as well.

  16. ASN Presidential Debate now available ahead of print! "What Can #EvolutionaryHistory Tell Us about the Functioning of #Ecological #Communities?" by Mayfield et al.
    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    This is a thought-provoking exploration of how evolutionary and ecological processes contribute to community ecological function. It is particularly useful for students new to this field and journal clubs. Includes a glossary and study guide questions on this important topic as well.

  17. ASN Presidential Debate now available ahead of print! "What Can #EvolutionaryHistory Tell Us about the Functioning of #Ecological #Communities?" by Mayfield et al.
    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    This is a thought-provoking exploration of how evolutionary and ecological processes contribute to community ecological function. It is particularly useful for students new to this field and journal clubs. Includes a glossary and study guide questions on this important topic as well.

  18. An Indian #Otter in Germany: A new species of otter discovered at #Hammerschmiede - Neptune’s Vishnu otter arrived 11.4 million years ago from Southeast Asia. ow.ly/zs0J50GbCMX #uni_tue #evolutionaryhistory @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected]