Posts by Nicolas Nesi
The "Last Universal Common Ancestor", Luca, en français, est le "dernier" ancĂȘtre universel commun Ă tous les ĂȘtres vivants connus. Que reprĂ©sente Luca?
Pour en savoir+ l'article de Guillaume Lecointre zoologiste & systématicien @isyeb.mnhn.fr paru sur le site @mnhn.fr
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Postdoctoral Position SARS-CoV evolution in bats. Caen university France
euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/415653
Sorry, just retry and it is working with pip. This time it has downloaded phykit-2.1.28-py2.py3-none-any.whl and not a .egg
yes doing it, thanks.
And pip install in wsl ubuntu work but it is 2.1.5
Git clone and make work for the last version, but have to use phykit-runner.py
Tried to install last version in a micromamba env using pip. But failed only have pk_ and a .egg no phykit.
Thanks for your useful tools! I am confused with the different version. On conda the last one is 2.1.5 but github 2.1.27. Will you add the last version to Conda too?
Fourmis : ces reines qui se passent de mĂąles et dâouvriĂšres
A lire sur 'Réalités Biomédicales'
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I am hiring a research assistant (vampire bats), a Panama fieldwork coordinator (vampire bats), and also considering postdoc apps (social behavior, any species): socialbat.org/2026/02/19/h...
Palaeontologists reported some remarkable dinosaur fossils this year, including a Velociraptor relative, a dome-headed pachycephalosaur and one of the most heavily armoured creatures that ever lived
William Bond challenged the idea that forests are natureâs default, arguing grasslands & savannas are ancient ecosystems.
As mass tree-planting boomed, he warned that blanket afforestation can harm biodiversity and water systems. His work pushed conservation to start with how landscapes function.
Chauve-souris en vol dans la nuit devant un champ d'éoliennes avec leurs feux rouges de balisage allumés.
Une Ă©tude du @cesco-lab.bsky.social confirme que les #chauves-souris sont attirĂ©es par les feux rouges de balisage nocturne des #Ă©oliennes. Un balisage circonstanciĂ© permettrait de rĂ©duire les risques pour la faune volante, tout en maintenant la sĂ©curitĂ© aĂ©rienne đ www.mnhn.fr/fr/actualite...
Photo montage of Tinamus resonans sp. nov., a new species of tinamou from the montane forests of the Serra do Divisor, western Amazonia, Brazil. The species is distinguished by a unique combination of plumage pattern, vocal repertoire, and ecological characteristics, including a conspicuous dark slate facial mask, vivid rufous-cinnamon underparts, and a uniform brownish-gray back. Its vocalizations are remarkable, consisting of long and powerful songs that echo strikingly across the steep montane slopes, producing a characteristic resonant effect. The species was documented exclusively at higher elevations within a transitional zone between submontane and stunted forests, where the understory is densely structured by root mats. A preliminary population estimate, based on field detections and spatial extrapolation, suggests approximately 2,106 individuals restricted to the Serra do Divisor massif. Although no immediate anthropogenic pressures were observed within its range, the species may be highly vulnerable to climate change and to proposed infrastructure projects that threaten the integrity of this federally protected region. The discovery of T. resonans highlights the biological uniqueness of the Serra do Divisor, reinforces its status as a center of montane endemism, and underscores the critical importance of maintaining its long-term conservation.
Huge News from the Western Amazon: it's the year 2025 and we are still describing entirely new, strikingly-distinctive large-bodied bird species! Behold Tinamus resonans sp. nov. the Slaty-masked Tinamou mapress.com/zt/article/v... #Ornithology @tetzoo.bsky.social đȘ¶
LorMe: a streamlined and interoperable R framework for end-to-end microbiome analysis www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1... #Rstats đ§Źđ„ïžđ§Ș github.com/wangnq111/Lo...
Our Ensembl 2026 paper is out!
Learn about 1,900+ new genomes, expanded pangenome support, new regulation interfaces, and whatâs coming in our 2026 releases.
doi.org/10.1093/nar/gkaf1239
AccĂ©der Ă lâexpression des gĂšnes dâun mammouth vieux de prĂšs de 40 000 ans : câĂ©tait inimaginable.
LâARN de Yuka raconte pourtant lâactivitĂ© dâun muscle figĂ© dans le pergĂ©lisol. Une plongĂ©e rare dans la biologie du passĂ©.
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#paleogenetique #paleobiologie #paleontologie
New in #Systematic_Biology, syaf082 #OpenAccess
"PhyloCNN: Improving tree representation and neural network architecture for deep learning from trees in phylodynamics and..."
Perez, M.F., & Gascuel, O. @isyeb.mnhn.fr
#tree_models #diversification #HIV #primates
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Iâve released a tool to sketch and edit phylogenetic trees!
yawak.jp/PhyloWeaver/
Load a Newick file and intuitively add/remove/resize branches.
Useful for quick conceptual trees, extracting subtrees, or turning ideas into Newick.
NEW pub in @science.org đ„ł
Is it sponges (panels A & B) or comb jellies (C & D) that root the animal tree of life?
For over 15 years, #phylogenomic studies have been divided.
We provide new evidence suggesting that...
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If you're interested in understanding discordance in phylogenomic analyses, the @evojlinnsoc.bsky.social's special issue 'Phylogenomic Discordance: Patterns, Processes, and Solutions' is for you!
tinyurl.com/v2eces3s
I'll be sharing a few articles a week until we're through the issue! (1/n)đ§Ș
Faces of different guenon species to show their morphological differences
If you like genomics, speciation, and primates, this PhD position is for you! Unraveling the genomic architecture of speciation and gene flow in guenons, a diverse group of African monkeys. Funding through DTP. Do reach out with questions! #genomics #genome_assembly
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A new era in natural history publishing begins. đąâš
Introducing the Handbook of the Reptiles of the World!
My lab is hiring a 2-yr hummingbird evolution and genomics postdoc and a 1-yr salaried research and lab tech. Both with full U. Wyoming benefits. Please spread the word! Info below. Best consideration date Nov 1, start dates early Spring 2026.
As I argue in #PlatypusMatters, Australia has the world's best mammals, but is sadly the worst place on Earth to be a mammal, with the planet's worst #extinction rate.
The Christmas Island shrew is now the latest species to be officially declared extinct.
www.theguardian.com/environment/...