#morphological — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #morphological, aggregated by home.social.
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🔍 Why it matters: Xiphosurids (horseshoe crabs) are often called “living fossils” for their apparent #morphological #conservatism. But early forms like 𝘗𝘰𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘰𝘭𝘪𝘮𝘶𝘭𝘶𝘴 had #extreme features—hypertrophied genal spines and reduced thoracetrons—previously hypothesized as #adaptations to non-marine habitats. #LivingFossils
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A major #update to my #collection of #morphological #matrices worthy to infer #networks:
a bunch of matrices we generated and reanalysed for a paper by S. Renner, D. Sokoloff, and me dealing with ancestors, hard polytomies and seed plant evolution; depicted not as the usual cladograms (where ancestor-descendant pairs must trigger unsolvable hard trichotomies) but as a "Romerogram" (or spindle graph) that shows #dichotomy as well as #buddingEvolution, i.e., #phylogeny -
A major #update to my #collection of #morphological #matrices worthy to infer #networks:
a bunch of matrices we generated and reanalysed for a paper by S. Renner, D. Sokoloff, and me dealing with ancestors, hard polytomies and seed plant evolution; depicted not as the usual cladograms (where ancestor-descendant pairs must trigger unsolvable hard trichotomies) but as a "Romerogram" (or spindle graph) that shows #dichotomy as well as #buddingEvolution, i.e., #phylogeny -
A major #update to my #collection of #morphological #matrices worthy to infer #networks:
a bunch of matrices we generated and reanalysed for a paper by S. Renner, D. Sokoloff, and me dealing with ancestors, hard polytomies and seed plant evolution; depicted not as the usual cladograms (where ancestor-descendant pairs must trigger unsolvable hard trichotomies) but as a "Romerogram" (or spindle graph) that shows #dichotomy as well as #buddingEvolution, i.e., #phylogeny -
A major #update to my #collection of #morphological #matrices worthy to infer #networks:
a bunch of matrices we generated and reanalysed for a paper by S. Renner, D. Sokoloff, and me dealing with ancestors, hard polytomies and seed plant evolution; depicted not as the usual cladograms (where ancestor-descendant pairs must trigger unsolvable hard trichotomies) but as a "Romerogram" (or spindle graph) that shows #dichotomy as well as #buddingEvolution, i.e., #phylogeny -
A major #update to my #collection of #morphological #matrices worthy to infer #networks:
a bunch of matrices we generated and reanalysed for a paper by S. Renner, D. Sokoloff, and me dealing with ancestors, hard polytomies and seed plant evolution; depicted not as the usual cladograms (where ancestor-descendant pairs must trigger unsolvable hard trichotomies) but as a "Romerogram" (or spindle graph) that shows #dichotomy as well as #buddingEvolution, i.e., #phylogeny -
Using #genomic, #morphological and #ecological analyses, Rana et al. reveal the #evolutionary dynamics of cryptic speciation in a major #biodiversity hotspot and warn of the impact of a warming #climate on alpine species diversity.
https://doi.org/10.1111/jipb.13663
@wileyplantsci
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🎉Good news for the next #family reunion!🌼
Chen et al. provide an updated classification for the hyper-diverse genus #Corydalis based on #phylogenomic and #morphological evidence.
https://doi.org/10.1111/jipb.13499
@wileyplantsci
#JIPB #PlantScience #flowers #taxonomy #evolution -
New #openaccess publication: Seyboth, M. & Domahs, F. (2023). Why do He and She Disagree: The Role of #Binary #Morphological Features in #Grammatical #Gender Agreement in #German. Journal of #Psycholinguistic Research, https://doi.org/10.1007/s10936-022-09926-z
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New #openaccess publication: Seyboth, M. & Domahs, F. (2023). Why do He and She Disagree: The Role of #Binary #Morphological Features in #Grammatical #Gender Agreement in #German. Journal of #Psycholinguistic Research, https://doi.org/10.1007/s10936-022-09926-z
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tomorrow at #ASA2022 I'll be presenting some of my work out of the SPP Lab at U Oregon with Melissa Baese-Berk and one of our stellar undergrads! in short, #TalkerVariability does not seem to benefit abstract #morphological #learning. poster is linked below.
there are possible reasons for this! for instance, participants also saw carrier sentences and feedback with orthographic forms. maybe talker variability would help more if they didn't have orthographic support!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11whvvlRzy2EstVrAOvI9jifZPA9FbDJd/view?usp=share_link
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tomorrow at #ASA2022 I'll be presenting some of my work out of the SPP Lab at U Oregon with Melissa Baese-Berk and one of our stellar undergrads! in short, #TalkerVariability does not seem to benefit abstract #morphological #learning. poster is linked below.
there are possible reasons for this! for instance, participants also saw carrier sentences and feedback with orthographic forms. maybe talker variability would help more if they didn't have orthographic support!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11whvvlRzy2EstVrAOvI9jifZPA9FbDJd/view?usp=share_link
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tomorrow at #ASA2022 I'll be presenting some of my work out of the SPP Lab at U Oregon with Melissa Baese-Berk and one of our stellar undergrads! in short, #TalkerVariability does not seem to benefit abstract #morphological #learning. poster is linked below.
there are possible reasons for this! for instance, participants also saw carrier sentences and feedback with orthographic forms. maybe talker variability would help more if they didn't have orthographic support!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11whvvlRzy2EstVrAOvI9jifZPA9FbDJd/view?usp=share_link
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tomorrow at #ASA2022 I'll be presenting some of my work out of the SPP Lab at U Oregon with Melissa Baese-Berk and one of our stellar undergrads! in short, #TalkerVariability does not seem to benefit abstract #morphological #learning. poster is linked below.
there are possible reasons for this! for instance, participants also saw carrier sentences and feedback with orthographic forms. maybe talker variability would help more if they didn't have orthographic support!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11whvvlRzy2EstVrAOvI9jifZPA9FbDJd/view?usp=share_link
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tomorrow at #ASA2022 I'll be presenting some of my work out of the SPP Lab at U Oregon with Melissa Baese-Berk and one of our stellar undergrads! in short, #TalkerVariability does not seem to benefit abstract #morphological #learning. poster is linked below.
there are possible reasons for this! for instance, participants also saw carrier sentences and feedback with orthographic forms. maybe talker variability would help more if they didn't have orthographic support!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11whvvlRzy2EstVrAOvI9jifZPA9FbDJd/view?usp=share_link
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Here comes the #Introduction. I am a postdoc original from #Colombia interested in #insects, #evodevo #genetics 🧬 and #patterning.
I work with butterfly 🦋 color patterns as a model to study #wnt #signaling, #generegulation, and #morphological evolution. Connecting the #genotype to the #phenotype is the goal!!!
I am a #Latina, working at GWU, in DC. #FirstGen
Done tons of #CRISPR experiments in different species of #Lepidoptera
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Here comes the #Introduction. I am a postdoc original from #Colombia interested in #insects, #evodevo #genetics 🧬 and #patterning.
I work with butterfly 🦋 color patterns as a model to study #wnt #signaling, #generegulation, and #morphological evolution. Connecting the #genotype to the #phenotype is the goal!!!
I am a #Latina, working at GWU, in DC. #FirstGen
Done tons of #CRISPR experiments in different species of #Lepidoptera
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Here comes the #Introduction. I am a postdoc original from #Colombia interested in #insects, #evodevo #genetics 🧬 and #patterning.
I work with butterfly 🦋 color patterns as a model to study #wnt #signaling, #generegulation, and #morphological evolution. Connecting the #genotype to the #phenotype is the goal!!!
I am a #Latina, working at GWU, in DC. #FirstGen
Done tons of #CRISPR experiments in different species of #Lepidoptera
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Here comes the #Introduction. I am a postdoc original from #Colombia interested in #insects, #evodevo #genetics 🧬 and #patterning.
I work with butterfly 🦋 color patterns as a model to study #wnt #signaling, #generegulation, and #morphological evolution. Connecting the #genotype to the #phenotype is the goal!!!
I am a #Latina, working at GWU, in DC. #FirstGen
Done tons of #CRISPR experiments in different species of #Lepidoptera
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we're also implementing #lum.ai #odinson )#elasticsearch) to facilitate full-text searches into uploaded docs/pdfs, and developing #morphological #parsers to improve that search. Running #nginx in the containers, on #debian11, all #rootless. Hopefully days away from #deployment! 2/2