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Eighteen million years of diverse enamel proteomes from the East African Rift - Nature
The isolation of dental proteins from fossils deposited 1.5 million to 18 million years ago in the Turkana Basin in Kenya, a tropical region, demonstrate the promise of dental enamel for palaeoproteom...
Check out our new paper, led by former postdoc and current colleague Daniel Green on 18 Ma proteins in fossil teeth! Tim Cleland, a proteomics wizard, did the measurements. What's the take home? We hope to use protein fingerprints to study mammal and hominin phylogenetics! bit.ly/OldProteome
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Evolutionary anthropology PhD Candidate @asubeinghuman.bsky.social & @asuiho.bsky.social affiliated | Hominin Paleobiology, Functional morphology, Paleoecology
Ore Deposit geologist turned SAHM. I love rocks and books. Follow for geology and other science, women in STEM, and occasional snarky comments.
Bronto-queen, big cat, best-selling and award-winning author of The Last Days of the Dinosaurs, When the Earth Was Green, and Tyrant Lizard Queen (2026). 🔞 she/they/it. Skreeonk. http://rileyblack.net
Interested in ancient proteins & Human Evolution | See @Welkergroup.bsky.social for a lot more fun! | #ERC_PROSPER | Globe Institute, University of Copenhagen | 🦷🦴💀
Paleoproteomics • Mass Spectrometry
Why things evolve into crabs. Evolutionary biologist (species alive today AND fossils, and how to study them together). Canadian at Harvard (she/her)
My science: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=CKqoVjEAAAAJ&hl=en
Assistant Professor in Human Evolution, University of Cambridge | Mainly interested in Neogene fossil primates, other mammals, and ecosystem evolution in Africa | www.rowanlab.org
Laboratoire Paléontologie Evolution Paléoécosystèmes Paléoprimatologie
UMR 7262 CNRS
Université de Poitiers
I love anything that has to do understanding the pattern, process, and evolution.
Bike packing, soccer and yoga when I'm not thinking about rocks.
Palaeoanthropology PhD candidate @CSHO_NYU and @TheRealNYCEP, @NSF GRFP. Interested in phylogenetics, virtual anthropology, and the philosophy of biology.
(Finally made the move from the o t h e r place)
paleoclimate researcher and organic biogeochemist, dog lover, podcast listener | Postdoc at the University of Notre Dame
Explorer in Residence, The National Geographic Society https://explorers.nationalgeographic.org/directory/lee-r-berger#c1af6ba3-0859-41e9-a4d6-6b3491785ea8
Former journalist with years of service at The Salt Lake Tribune. Now I share the scientific discoveries occurring at the University of Utah. I'm also a crusty old dad who cooks, skis and bikes, plays basketball and rock 'n roll.
PhD Candidate📍Yale University
Zooarchaeology • Paleoanthropology • Paleoecology
I study fossil fish and freshwater turtles in the human diet 🦴🐟🐢
Baylor Geosciences PhD Candidate | Eastern African Paleobotany and Ape evolution
Postdoc at Harvard HEB / EPS
Brown (PhD) '24, UCLA (MS) '18, Williams (BA) '13
Terrestrial + marine (paleo) climatologist | organic + carbonate (isotope) geochemist
Filipino-American (paleo)climate scientist and biogeochemist. Working on weathering, carbon, lithium, water, lakes, caves and soils. Assistant Professor at Brown University. https://sites.brown.edu/ibarra-lab/
Paleoanthropologist, human evolution, Neanderthals, modern human origins, S-E Europe and Greece.
Dog enthusiast!
Professor, University of Tübingen, Senckenberg Center for Human Evolution and Palaeoenvironments & University of Bergen. Opinions my own.
Paleoanthropologist, anatomist. Trying to figure out the evolution of the human hip and pelvis.
Assistant Professor of Anatomy at Western University of Health Sciences.
I ride bikes, play drums, and do what my dog tells me. 🏳️🌈/Ace. he/they
