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Interested in doing a PhD on biodiversity genomics, karyotype evolution, or speciation genomics? Consider applying to this 4year PhD programme and join us in the Tree of Life Programme.

This one was a mammoth effort that started with giving a Man Utd shirt to Stefaan’s in return for building a 14m tower that swayed in the wind but survived many storms…. elifesciences.org/digests/77170/…

Looking for a PhD in cichlid pigmentation patterning and adaptive plasticity? Check our Dept of Zoology CambridgeESS&C-CLEAR project nercdtp.esc.cam.ac.uk/projects/BC405 and get in touch if you have any questions! #cichlidscience #colsci #evodevo #plasticity RT please

Man i love turtles 🐢

2 weeks left to apply for a postdoc (researcher) on evolutionary genomics in our group! 🧬🦎🇸🇪 lu.varbi.com/en/what:job/jo…

Would you like to work with 500 genomes covering the entire radiation of Antarctic icefishes? Learn #museomics, phylo- and popgenomics? Then come join my group at NHM Oslo Science as my next PhD student! Deadline 13 January, start ~1 April. Please share! jobbnorge.no/en/available-j…

Ecstatic to share our new paper on skull evolution in placental mammals, highlighted on the cover of Science Magazine! With a 3d dataset spanning the Cenozoic, we describe a new model of attenuated evolution & identify traits associated w/fast evolution science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… 1/

Welcome to Lund, Quentin! We're glad to have you in the team! I hope you'll enjoy both Sweden and working with lizards :-)

In 2002 I visited Sweden for the first time. I never would've imagined that 21 yrs later I'll be starting my new position at Lund University. Can't wait to join Nathalie Feiner's lab and meet all team members! More colorful and evolutionary studies are brewing. Stay tuned --[🦎

Happy #WorldLizardDay! Contemplate two specimens illustrative of the amazing diversity of larcertid lizards. Currently busy investigating the developmental processes linked to their diversification. Stay tunned! Holaspis lavis & Timon nevadensis conserved at Museum Koenig Bonn

Wall lizards vary extensively in neural crest cell associated traits. How does neural crest cells development influence the evolution of these traits? Here we lay the foundations to tackle this question. Stay tuned for more work from this system. doi.org/10.1101/2024.0…

Marc Kirschner, Harvard University professor and coauthor of ‘The Plausibility of Life: Resolving Darwin's Dilemma’, endorses 'Evolution Evolving': “Evolution Evolving is a fascinating and original expansion of evolutionary theory, giving prominence to processes of embryonic

Revived by two weeks in Britany chasing colour variants in wall lizards 🦎 Descriptions of amazing insular phenotypes coming soon!

Interested in how animal culture affects evolution? Check out this cool 5-minute 'Whales and their tales' animation on the new 'Evolution Evolving' website: evolutionevolving.org/stories Lala et al’s new book ‘Evolution Evolving: The Developmental Origins of Adaptation and

Want to understand how phenotypic plasticity can guide evolution? Here is another wonderful 5-minute animation from the 'Evolution Evolving' website: evolutionevolving.org/stories ‘Evolution Evolving: The Developmental Origins of Adaptation and Biodiversity’ is now available to

Would you like to know why domesticated animals frequently have floppy ears, piebald coat colours or curly tails? Or why artificial selection for tameness leads to animals with small teeth and brains? Watch this terrific 5-minute animation from the 'Evolution Evolving'

Have 5 minutes to spare? Watch this wonderful animation which shows how desert woodrats adapt to a poisonous diet thanks to the detoxifying activities of their gut bacteria! This capability is passed down the generations externally through an 'ecological inheritance', with each

Can biologists predict which traits of organisms will evolve? You might be surprised. Watch "Rodents' teeth and Raptors' toes", the latest five-minute animation from the 'Evolution Evolving' website: evolutionevolving.org/stories These videos are produced by Design Science based