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@sse-evolution.bsky.social@sse-evolution.bsky.socialApply by November 1 to receive funding to travel internationally to attend the 2027 Evolution meeting in San Juan, Puerto Rico! Funds cover registration, travel, meals, and lodging. Learn more: www.evolutionsociety.org/content/soci...
@sse-evolution.bsky.socialSSE is forming a new committee to develop guidelines and recommendations to reduce SSE’s environmental footprint and support sustainable research practices. Want to get involved? Appy by October 15! www.evolutionsociety.org/news/display...
@sse-evolution.bsky.socialLess than two weeks left to apply for funding through the International Event Grants! Submit your symposium, workshop, course, or other event - including virtual events. Deadline October 15: shorturl.at/ru0lG
@evolletters.bsky.socialReposted by @sse-evolution.bsky.socialCome to admire the beautiful photo, stay to read the great science behind it at academic.oup.com/evlett/advan...!
@sse-evolution.bsky.socialToday is the last day to submit your design for the #Evol2027 logo!
@kzutaustin.bsky.socialReposted by @sse-evolution.bsky.socialOlha ai gente! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 Travel funds and registration to attend #Evol2027!
@gbaucom.bsky.socialReposted by @sse-evolution.bsky.socialThis one is for the undergrads!! Can y'all repost?!? Share in your classes? I'm not sure where the undergrads are these days when it comes to social media! TY!
@judithmank.bsky.socialReposted by @sse-evolution.bsky.socialAs someone who lived and worked across four countries (🇺🇲 ->🇸🇪 ->🇬🇧 ->🇨🇦) and counting, a lot of this really resonates.
@stephlechki.bsky.socialReposted by @sse-evolution.bsky.socialThrilled that our study on a potential explanation for the lack of small-bodied non-avian dinosaurs was selected as the 'Editor's Choice' article for the newest issue of Evolution @journal-evo.bsky.social check it out here! academic.oup.com/evolut/advan...
@sse-evolution.bsky.social💬 In the latest Evolution Exchange, SSE President Dr. Gina Baucom talks with Dr. Stacy Krueger-Hadfield and Dr. Daniel Ortiz-Barrientos about doing a PhD or postdoc abroad.
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@sse-evolution.bsky.socialThe SSE Education and Outreach Committee is seeking speakers for the Evolution 2027 Education and Outreach Symposium titled “Evolution in a Changing World.” Nominations are due November 1! Learn more: www.evolutionsociety.org/news/display...
@sse-evolution.bsky.socialNominations now open for the ASN/SSE/SSB IDEA Award! This award recognizes a person or group at any career stage who has strengthened the ecology and evolutionary biology community by promoting access and inclusion in our fields. Deadline: November 1.
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@sse-evolution.bsky.socialApplications are now open for the International Travel Stipends to attend the 2027 Evolution meeting in San Juan, Puerto Rico! Funds cover registration, travel, meals, and lodging. Submit your application by November 1st!
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@isyeb.mnhn.frReposted by @sse-evolution.bsky.socialIn @journal-evo.bsky.social 80(9)OpenAccess
"Quantitative genetics of lifetime growth curves in a lizard"
#Adaptation#Evolutionary#Ecology#Body_size #Zootoca_vivipara#function-valued_trait
#non-linear_animal_model
Aragon,A., @pdevillemereuil.bsky.social @isyeb.mnhn.fr et al. doi.org/10.1093/evol...
@jocateme.bsky.socialReposted by @sse-evolution.bsky.socialOur new paper on bird vocal amplitude is out in @sse-evolution.bsky.social !
Across 123 species, we found two new contenders for world’s loudest bird: bare-throated bellbird and seriema
Along with the white bellbird, both can reach jackhammer-level amplitudes!
@jocateme.bsky.socialReposted by @sse-evolution.bsky.socialMore generally we found that: • larger species tend to sing louder • species with broader beak gapes tend to sing louder • habitat, mating system, and aerial mobility showed no clear effects
@lauramulvey.bsky.socialReposted by @sse-evolution.bsky.social🟢 Great start to the week with an intro into stratigraphy from the one and only Mark Patzkowsky 🪨📉✨
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@sse-evolution.bsky.socialApplications due October 15 for the International Event Grants! These grants support symposia, workshops, courses, and other evolutionary biology events, including virtual events. Learn more and apply now: shorturl.at/ru0lG
@sse-evolution.bsky.socialThe deadline to apply for the new Environmental Impacts and Sustainability Committee has been extended to 10/15! This committee will develop guidelines and recommendations to reduce SSE's environmental footprint & support sustainable research practices. www.evolutionsociety.org/news/display...