Dr. Kat Magoulick

Fragmento de carapaça de um tatu gigante (Glyptotherium). Encontrado em Várzea Branca, PI. Extinguiram-se há menos de 10 mil anos. #FossilFriday

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there are organized actions to take in response to all of this. they require that scientists talk to each other regularly and often and build a culture of solidarity.

1) most importantly one could simply use these “banned” words more, and make the intended filtering hard

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Thanks Alex!

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Thanks Jacquelyn!

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Thanks Tara!

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Thanks Jack!

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Thanks Kannon!

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Thanks Kate!

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Oh cool! Thanks, and congrats to you as well. Excited to read your paper!

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Image of Glyptotherium on a map of North and South America showing fossil localities and possible migration routes

Well for my first official post here I'm excited to say that the first chapter of my dissertation on Glyptotherium migration during GABI is out today in Ecography. Huge thanks to @mirantakouvari.bsky.social at @graphicssci.bsky.social who helped with this figure!

doi.org/10.1111/ecog...

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