How many mammal species are on multiple continents? And what facilitates escaping continental endemism? nsojournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/... @drpardi.bsky.social
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The Paleo Society Government Affairs Committee presents: 2025 Geosciences Congressional Visit Days September 9 & 10. Applications due July 10. The Paleo Society logo and the American Geosciences Institute logos are in the upper corners. Pangea is in the background and art of a government building is present.
We are sending 8-10 members to participate in the Geoscience Congressional Visit Days September 9th & 10th in DC! Participation is open to all US members, including undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, staff, and avocational paleontologists. Apply today!
#Paleontology #Geology #Geoscience
02.07.2025 22:12 — 👍 3 🔁 6 💬 1 📌 1
5 Minute Papers on AI for the Planet
AI is more than just chatbots! Learn about how AI can be used to protect biodiversity, fight climate change, and just better understand our planet through 5-minute explainers covering academic papers ...
For the past 3 years, I've taught a course on Machine Learning for Climate Change to undergrads. At times, people have asked if the course lectures could be made available online. While I can't offer that, I have decided to start making "5 Minute Papers on AI for the Planet" videos. Hope its useful!
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Tyrannosaur Expert; Dinosaur Paleontologist; University of Maryland Geology Faculty; Director of the College Park Scholars-Science & Global Change Program; Science Author; Cat Dad; 🦖🦕
Curator of Vert. Paleo @floridamuseum.bsky.social | Curatorial Affiliate, Yale Peabody Museum | Research Associate, Smithsonian’s NMNH | former @uarizona.bsky.social | @georgemasonu.bsky.social & @Reed.edu alumnus. Big fan of nature past and present
Tumamoc Hill, home to the Desert Laboratory, is a site of 4,000 years of human use, 115+ years of science, and over 1,000 people visiting a day.
associate professor, u of arizona college of information science
Paleontologist, teacher, parent, biophile, UU, intellectual omnivore. Topics: natural history, nerd stuff, surviving the culture war. Looking for work, but trying like hell not to leave California. Allergic to puns. (protogynous, he/they/Þei; Dr.) 🏳️🌈🇵🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼
Assistant Professor at Virginia Tech. Geologist/Paleobiologist/Stratigrapher. JEDI and ethical data collection advocate. Dodgers fan. First-gen 🇲🇽🇺🇸. CSU Fullerton and UGA alum. he/him/él. Skeets and reskeets are my own.
Advancing knowledge and understanding of paleontology and life’s evolution through research, education, and advocacy. Supporting and championing a diversity of voices.
https://www.paleosoc.org
A group of data science volunteers fighting for science, democracy, and a livable planet.
Assistant Professor, Psychology & Data Science @ NYU | Working on brains & climate (separately) | Author of "Models of the Mind: How physics, engineering, and mathematics have shaped our understanding of the brain" http://tinyurl.com/h9dn4bw7
A leading life science journal that champions high-impact research across all disciplines—from molecules to ecosystems. We offer innovative formats and collaborative editorial support to ensure your work achieves its full scientific impact.
NorBOL is a network of Norwegian institutions and a national research infrastructure for DNA barcoding in Norway. Moderated by Torbjørn Ekrem
Marine Ecologist, Deep-Sea Explorer, Climate Change Researcher, Science Communicator, Ed @deepseanews
The American Naturalist, scholarly journal of evolutionary biology and ecology, pioneer of Open Data, affiliated with American Society of Naturalists and our nonprofit publisher (UChicago Press). All articles are Green Open Access compatible.
The world's largest community of ecologists -- dedicated to understanding life on earth and fostering a thriving planet.
Find journals content at @esajournals.bsky.social.
We’re the museum looking deeper into the Earth’s past to shape a new future where both people and planet thrive.
Protecting the planet, it’s in our nature. 🌍
Invertebrate palaeontologist and bryozoologist at the Natural History Museum, London.
Professor of Palaeobiology at University of Oxford, studying macroecology, macroevolution and biogeography.
#societyjournal (ESEB), covering #evolution across all organisms
#genetics #genomics #selection #lifehistory #evodevo #popgen #theory #speciation #morphometrics #phylogenetics #phylogeography
https://academic.oup.com/jeb
http://jevbio.net
