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フィリピンのマクタン島で夜に潜っていたら数百匹のヒカリキンメダイの群れに遭遇しました！！ 目の下が発光して仲間同士のコミュニケーションや求愛などに使われる特殊な深海魚です。詳しくはここで紹介しています。 youtube.com/live/DaA4A8vQS… #ヒカリキンメダイ #深海魚 #発光バクテリア

Tonight’s moon (December 15, 2024) as seen from Trepassey! 📸 Clifford Doran #NLwx

📢ASSISTANT CONSERVATOR VACANCY📢Apply by 5 Jan 2025! This role offers a unique opportunity to work as part of a friendly, fast-paced team working with one of the UK's most important natural history collections 🙂 jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/46400/ University of Cambridge Museums #MuseumJobs

Our lab has PhD + MSc positions available in 2025 on the molecular or evolutionary ecology of fishes. Projects are part of long-term research programs and can combine molecular, field and/or common garden experiments. Come join a great team! #brooktrout #walleye #laketrout

#OceanTwilightZone animals like these #jellyfish have adapted to produce their own light to camouflage, scare off predators, and even attract prey. 💡How does light help you survive? What adaptations do you go through with the changes of the seasons? 📸 by Larry Madin ©️ #WHOI

My Season's Greetings from the Plymouth plankton🎄 Cast, in order of appearance: Tomopteris helgolandica (polychaete: xmas trees) Coscinodiscus wailesii, Pleurosigma sp. Rhizosolenia robusta, Guinardia flaccida, Thalassiosira rotula (diatoms: baubles and tinsel) Luidia sarsi

Proud to see our findings on reverse development in Mnemiopsis leidyi echoed by National Geographic National Geographic España National Geographic: nationalgeographic.com.es/mundo-animal/m…. More on our PNASNews article: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn… #Ctenophores Michael Sars Centre Universitetsmuseet Universitetet i Bergen Pawel Burkhardt

NEWS🚨: NASA's Peservence rover just sent this image back from Mars

It's a Plankton Christmas 🎄- some of the microscopic life in the Plymouth plankton. In order of appearance: Tomopteris helgolandica (polychaete: xmas trees) Coscinodiscus wailesii, Pleurosigma sp. Rhizosolenia robusta, Guinardia flaccida, Thalassiosira rotula (diatoms: baubles

Starfish, brittle stars&other echinoderms scour the seafloor~Led by a team of National Geographic Explorers in collaboration Schmidt Ocean “Into the Southern Ocean” is a National Geographic Society Perpetual Planet Ocean Expedition supported by Rolex’s Perpetual Planet Initiative

A phylogenetic menorah using #phytools, & the structure of the "phylo" object in R: blog.phytools.org/2024/12/learni…. Happy Hanukkah, folks.

今年の干支にちなんでクモヒトデの組画像を投稿します。特徴である細長い腕をヘビの尾に見立てて、クモヒトデのなかまを蛇尾（だび）綱と呼んでいます。

NEW: In a stunning find, researchers from Oxford University and Uni of Birmingham have uncovered a huge expanse of quarry floor filled with hundreds of different dinosaur footprints, creating multiple enormous trackways.

🦐Instantaneous burial capturing animals alive may not be prerequisite for exceptional marine animal preservation and fossilization. Farid Saleh فريد صالح ANOM Lab Read more here: nature.com/articles/s4324…

New paper out today led by Sanaa! We revisit the famous 790-million-year-old Svanbergfjellet Formation for The Geological Society's Lagerstätten Series. Open access at: lyellcollection.org/doi/full/10.11… The Royal Society | University of Oxford | Oxford University Museum of Natural History | Oxford Earth Sciences

Just finished some fantastic fieldwork in Fiji with Victor Bonito at Reef Explorer Fiji. We have started out a long-term project looking at soft corals on the reef flats mapping out multiple plots from four different sites to see how their ecological dynamics change through time.

#SundayMood 💫 🤔Did you know? The stunning Jorunna rubescens gets its reddish-pink hue from sponges it eats! These sponges also help it camouflage & deter predators. 🎥 withgraham 🌊 ioc.unesco.org/en

Our Exceptional Lecturer Alex Dunhill will be giving a talk this evening at 17:00 UTC at Oxford PalaeoClub University of Oxford. Find details here: palaeobiology.web.ox.ac.uk/events or watch online here: teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/…

There have been lots of advances in palaeornithology over the last few years. In this invited review (thanks @Tweetisaurus and NHMdinolab) we discuss recent discoveries bearing on the origin of the bird brain, shoulder, palate, and air-filled skeleton. royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs…

Research of zoantharians from northwestern Pacific seamounts found a new species - read all about it at doi.org/10.3897/zookey… #taxonomy #zoantharian #Newspecies Hiroki KISE