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Today, my thoughts are with my friend and fellow PhD student Salma. Sadly, her daughter Rifaya lost her battle with dengue fever yesterday. Please help her to cover ICU and funeral costs with a donation. gofundme.com/f/help-salma-c…

Well since this is a new thing people are doing this week with google scholar titles.....yes, we like Australia and Australian herps in our lab.

What an amazing bunch of people at the Australian Society of Herpetologists' meeting in Townsville QLD - love you all! #ash56tsv

Thanks to @GraphicsSci for the amazing logo of the research group I established at UOW. Send me an email if you are looking for a PhD project on macro-evolution, phylogenetics, venom evolution, species delimitation or more! more info at desquerre.com

With the oVert project, Florida Museum researchers are making strides in museum accessibility by sharing free digital 3D anatomy models and data. Curator of herpetology, @davidcblackburn shares how this U.S. National Science Foundation funded initiative is opening up access to valuable specimens worldwide.

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I'm looking for #Postdocs ! 🧑‍🔬🔍 I'm a highly motivated researcher with experience in R programming, network analysis, and multivariate statistics. My focus is on the evolution of ecosystems and biodiversity over deep time. Any retweets or shares are greatly appreciated! 🙏

Ha! You think you get the function of a thing (duh, boney scales are for protection against bad guys) and then you see an image like this. Yep, some mice (of the genus Acomys, not Mus) have them in their tails for some reason!

I acknowledge the wonderful inspiration provided by Daniel T. Baldassarre. What’s the Deal with Birds?. Sci J Research & Rev. 2(3): 2020. SJRR.MS.ID.000540. DOI: 10.33552/ SJRR.2020.02.000540.

Osteoderms may form through mechanotransduction, where tension in collagen fibers triggers bone growth. In alligators, ossification aligns w/stressed fascia/tendon attachments, suggesting parallels w/trauma-induced heterotopic ossification. Dubansky et al anatomypubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ar…