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Hi, we're Zoonomia! Our first paper is out #openaccess and we're celebrating by giving credit where credit is due, showcasing some of the amazing mammals we've been studying! nature.com/articles/s4158…
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Katılım Ağustos 2020
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Looking to add more about #STEM #research to your #curriculum? Try Broad’s Classroom Discovery Guides! Our new guides cover key fields of biomedicine like #genetics, #cancer, and #InfectiousDisease. #Teaching #STEMeducation broad.io/classroomdisco… 1/2
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To all my twitter followers, please help me out and VOTE for @ZoonomiaProject! We're currently in 3rd place + up against NASA. I can use all of your help to make this happen. Please share + repost!! 🗳 DO IT: wbby.co/web-sci #Webbys
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Can’t wait to hear @ZoonomiaProject’s #5WordSpeech 🤩! They’re in 3rd place, VOTE: wbby.co/web-sci #Webbys I'd be honored if you would give it a vote.
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Mammals & genomics. Diane Genereux and I distill it to (comparative) essentials in @broadinstitute public lecture “Clarity from comparison: How other animals' genomes illuminate our own.” Sadly, few @ZoonomiaProject species survived the #2021MMM #carnage youtu.be/YKjYFydrje0
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Find out about our science today! Public lecture @broadinstitute on how we’re using mammalIan diversity to understand how genomes work.
Broad Institute@broadinstitute
TOMORROW! Join us for a virtual Science for All Seasons talk from 5 - 6 pm EST. @eenork and Diane Genereux will present “Clarity from comparison: How other animals' genomes illuminate our own.” Learn more and register at: broadinstitute.org/sfas. #BroadSFAS
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Diane Genereux and I are talking #mammal #genomics (@ZoonomiaProject) @broadinstitute next week! Public lecture, open to all. @scribbler_tom now has me pondering what cool mammal trait I’d want to have. Echolocation? Hibernation? Ability to survive deep ocean dives?
Tom Ulrich@scribbler_tom
What do other species' feats of physiology (think squirrels' ability to hibernate for MONTHS) have to do with human biology? Find out when I host @zoonomia scientists @eenork & Diane Genereux for our next #ScienceForAllSeasons.
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What do other species' feats of physiology (think squirrels' ability to hibernate for MONTHS) have to do with human biology? Find out when I host @zoonomia scientists @eenork & Diane Genereux for our next #ScienceForAllSeasons.
Broad Institute@broadinstitute
Join us for a virtual Science for All Seasons talk on Tuesday, January 26 from 5 - 6 pm. @eenork and Diane Genereux will present “Clarity from comparison: How other animals' genomes illuminate our own.” Learn more and register at: broadinstitute.org/sfas. #BroadSFAS
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Unfortunately, and despite CDC precautions, the western lowland gorilla troup at the @sdzsafaripark has tested positive for SARS-CoV-2. sdzsafaripark.org/update
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UPDATE: In following the guidance set forth from the Governor’s Office, we are temporarily closed. We remain committed to providing around-the-clock care for the remarkable wildlife at the Zoo during this time.
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The bumblebee #bat, aka Kitti's hog-nosed bat, is the tiniest bat... no, tiniest #MAMMAL, on earth! By length, that is. scitechdaily.com/kittis-hog-nos…
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Gambian pouched #rats have a keen sense of #smell. One, named Magawa, won the @PDSA_HQ Gold Medal 2020 for detecting landmines in Cambodia. This @HeroRATs has found 39 landmines and 28 unexploded munitions so far! bbc.com/news/world-542…
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First up, the western spotted skunk. Spilogale gracilis isn't a true hibernator (sorry @faunabio), but it's got a great strategy for avoiding the winter blues: snoozing for several weeks! We just may try that when the weather gets unbearable this year... doi.org/10.2307/1380869
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Brown-throated sloth (Bradypus variegatus), like all sloths, moves veeerrry slooowwwwly, snacking on rubbery rainforest leaves w few calories & filled w toxins. Are they poisoned? NO! Their digestive system is built to handle these indigestible leaves. animalfactguide.com/animal-facts/b…
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