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Deming Yang

@DemingYang

Assistant Professor of Anatomy at Midwestern University, Hominin evolution, eastern Africa, faunal change, teeth, stable isotopes, and Bayesian models

Downers Grove, IL Katılım Mart 2019
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Deming Yang
Deming Yang@DemingYang·
Mini pig cuteness🚨: we found fossils of a mini pig (Cainochoerus) in the southern Kenyan Rift, near Narok, the first reporting of Cainochoerus at the site (Lemudong’o). Link to the article @JVP_vertpaleo : doi.org/10.1080/027246…
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Leon Simons 🌍
Leon Simons 🌍@LeonSimons8·
If only people understood what this graph shows... It's a failure of education and media.
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Ricardo N. Santos
Ricardo N. Santos@RicardoANSantos·
I’m delighted to share our new paper on sedimentary plant waxes and their use to assess past hydroclimate since the Younger Dryas in Central Europe:🍃👨‍🔬🌦️ agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20…
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Christos Ioannou
Christos Ioannou@C_C_Ioannou·
📢📢📢Lectureships at Bristol!📢📢📢 We're hiring 3 x lecturers (=assistant professor) in Biological Sciences, across the discipline. Great department, great colleagues, great building, great city jobs.ac.uk/job/DQM026/lec…
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Ashley Hammond
Ashley Hammond@ashleyshammond·
Check it out! We found the first evidence of mini-pigs at Lemudong’o, a 6 million-year-old site in southern Kenya. This is the first new species from Lemudong’o to be published in last 20 years. 🐷🐽🐷 And yes… Ashley Hammond loves little jamones! 🐖
Institut Català de Paleontologia Miquel Crusafont@ICP_MCrusafont

🗞️Mini-pig with a big story: bit.ly/4rMinJb New fossil discoveries document the presence of an extinct and unusually small pig, Cainochoerus, in eastern Africa during the late Miocene (~6 Ma). The species was far smaller than any living African pig

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Deming Yang@DemingYang·
Thank you ICP for the coverage! It's a great pleasure working with you all! The article is free to access via tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
Institut Català de Paleontologia Miquel Crusafont@ICP_MCrusafont

🗞️Mini-pig with a big story: bit.ly/4rMinJb New fossil discoveries document the presence of an extinct and unusually small pig, Cainochoerus, in eastern Africa during the late Miocene (~6 Ma). The species was far smaller than any living African pig

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Naoto HANDA
Naoto HANDA@Nao_hnd·
人間環境大学: 総合環境学部フィールド⾃然学科専任教員の公募（陸上動物の⽣態学・⾏動学） jrecin.jst.go.jp/seek/SeekJorDe…
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The Anatomical Record
The Anatomical Record@AnatRecord·
KNM-ER 64061, most complete Homo habilis skeleton yet (Koobi Fora) shows primitive limb proportions: long forearms, thick cortices, small body mass (~31 kg) & ~160 cm stature. Upper limbs like early Homo, but proportions differ from H. erectus Grine et al: anatomypubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ar…
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Deming Yang@DemingYang·
Mini pig cuteness🚨: we found fossils of a mini pig (Cainochoerus) in the southern Kenyan Rift, near Narok, the first reporting of Cainochoerus at the site (Lemudong’o). Link to the article @JVP_vertpaleo : doi.org/10.1080/027246…
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Midwestern University
Midwestern University@MidwesternUniv·
🐾 Our #DownersGrove Campus has received state approval to offer a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. The new Chicago College of Veterinary Medicine will include a teaching hospital for hands-on training, with the first class expected in 2028, pending accreditation.
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American Museum of Natural History
American Museum of Natural History@AMNH·
Have you ever seen the red river hog? This social animal can be found in groups of 20+ individuals. Using its sharp sense of smell, it tracks down snacks like fruits, seeds, grasses, & nuts. It may also eat carrion... or elephant dung if there are undigested seeds in it!
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