Haibing Wang

@KusuhashiLab Cool!

@HaibingWang3 还没有，我是来看以前跟你说过的那件标本的。

今日は山の上 明日・明後日は山の下の予定です

Great to be back in my very full lab @NHM_London for the first time in 2026 and to welcome new #MarieCurieFellow @HaibingWang3 to the team! Joining from IVPP in Beijing, Haibing will be working on cranial and dental modularity and evolution in Mesozoic mammals.

New online! Phylogenomics and comparative genomic perspective on the avian radiation bit.ly/44vMMlW

Mammal dispersal during Paleocene-Eocene transition as a multi-stage process "...fluctuating latest Paleocene warming, although less intense than the PETM, was a major driver of an unexpected mammalian turnover in Europe." pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Incumbency advantage potentially being a thing in adaptive radiations too is the strange link between #ET and #Biology twitter I needed academic.oup.com/evolinnean/art…

@KusuhashiLab A great fossil site. hope visit it in the near future.

今日は来月の古生物学会に向けて泥縄的に標本観察でした。 山の下も恐竜で有名だから、いっそ哺乳類パークとか単弓類パークにしても良いのに。日本で最も中生代の哺乳類が多く出てるし、世界でも少ない白亜紀の非哺乳型類単弓類の産地だし。まあ、お客さんは全然来なくなりそうですが、、、

**NEW DATABASE** - and it's a big one: BioTIME 2.0 is out! I'll guide you through why this database is a game changer for anyone interested in species on the move --> the3dlab.org/2025/05/21/bio… The paper -->  doi.org/10.1111/geb.70…

Glad to share a new paper led by @yara_haridy and @NeilShubin Lab on the early evolution of teeth! Modern and fossil data point at an ancestrally sensorial function for the earliest dentine nature.com/articles/s4158…

Rapid advances in scanning technology and data analysis open up new understanding of form and evolution - Morphological evolution in a time of phenomics, from @anjgoswami & Julien Clavel doi.org/10.1017/pab.20…

BFEX: Blender Finite Elements eXporter is a Blender extension (a.k.a. add-on) for building Finite Elements Models to be used in Fossils software. From Blender you can easily build, visualize, export and run your FEA onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ec…

In our library we have the first monograph devoted to birds. The L’Histoire de la Nature des Oyseaux was written in 1555 by Pierre Belon. It includes 144 woodcuts of birds he bought in European markets and some American specimens. #NHM_Library

🚨New Pub!🚨A juvenile specimen of Sinoconodon rigneyi with new information on pattern of tooth replacement👶🦷by Hai et al. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Welcome Baminornis! Only the second undoubted bird from the Jurassic. Joining the iconic Archaeopteryx. But Baminornis could fly better! My thoughts in this commentary for @Nature The lost long tail of early bird evolution nature.com/articles/d4158…

Nice work! Congratulations to the team @KerberLeonardo

Happy Christmas! May you grow in hope, faith, love, and charity this Christmas season.

Late acquisition of erect hindlimb posture and function in the forerunners of therian mammals | Science Advances science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

@DemingYang @SVP_vertpaleo @RGGSatAMNH Oh, man. I probably cannot make it this time due to the delayed visa application process. I will get the visa for sure, but it will be too late for the schedule.

Plz RT: Join us in a great lineup of presentations @SVP_vertpaleo on Wednesday afternoon Oct 30 in #minneapolis, about the latest research in Mesozoic #mammals, Xenarthra, & Aprotheria. Also come & see my talk on Strontium isotopes in #elephant #teeth @RGGSatAMNH

3-year Teaching & Research Postdoctoral Fellow @NYITAnatomy (#OldWestbury, #NewYork). Go work with research teams in evolutionary morphology/paleontology. social.icims.com/viewjob/pt1729…

Pleased that our paper on mammalian jaw evolution is out today in @Nature. First paper from James’ PhD arising from on-going collaboration with our friends and colleagues Pam Gill, @agu_martinelli, @MarinaBentoSoa2 and Cesar Schultz. Thread 🧵👇