Gráfico promocional de la serie de artículos más leídos de "Annals of Botany" titulado "El compromiso se traduce en resultados reales". El texto explica que el uso de medios visuales y cultura pop resultó en una mayor motivación, mejor participación, rendimiento académico superior, trabajo en equipo más sólido e incluso un uso más espontáneo del lenguaje botánico por parte de los estudiantes.

🌿Serie Artículos Destacados @annbot.bsky.social 3/5

🧠 Hacer que la botánica tenga sentido

El uso de materiales audiovisuales como “organizadores previos” puede:
✔ Aumentar el interés
✔ Mejorar la comprensión
✔ Fortalecer conexiones entre conceptos 🌿

👉 doi.org/p256

#AoBMostRead #PlantScience

Lead by @ptitle.bsky.social, equal contributions from @fhenaodiaz.bsky.social, @tvasconcelos.bsky.social and me. Created for the 75th anniversary of @systbiol.bsky.social "An evolving view of lineage diversification"
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Rapidly changing speciation and extinction rates can be inferred in spite of nonidentifiability | PNAS The birth–death model is commonly used to infer speciation and extinction rates by fitting the model to phylogenetic trees with exclusively extant...

Yes, but we have some alternative ways nowadays:
• doi.org/10.1073/pnas...
• www.pnas.org/doi/abs/10.1...
• royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/...

Btw huge fan of your work

Reminder that SSE members in Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, India, and 152 low-income countries around the world can still get FREE registration for the virtual Evolution meeting! Please share with your colleagues: www.evolutionsociety.org/index.php?mo...

Simplified flowchart illustrating generalised steps in palaeobiological research processes and the various factors that introduce inequity with regard to data collection, storage, study, analysis, publication, and reuse.

Delighted to share our paper on data equity in #palaeobiology as part of Paleobiology's 50th anniversary issue 🥳

We look at how palaeo data is collected, stored, curated & shared, and how equity in these processes is crucial for our field's future (1/n) 🧪⚒️

doi.org/10.1017/pab....

UN Volunteers ad looking for data analysis volunteers

Attention #rstats and #python peeps:
UN Volunteers are looking for volunteers to help with crowd mapping and data analysis for post-earthquake support in #Myanmar:

app.unv.org/opportunitie...

It’s not for me it’s just for my microbiome …

Gracias Villafrade, por acá la oficina y la casa muy a la orden 🤓

Adding:
@ecoevolatam.bsky.social
@esalatamcarib.bsky.social

First day working at UC Berkeley herbarium, for fun picked random cabinet and a drawer. Surprise !! Found fern records in #Colombia, the first on in Fómeque (grandma’s town) close to Chingaza (a workplace sometime ago) 🤓😜

Acabo de crear un starter-pack para ecologós en América Latina - !!! favor de sugerir más gente !!!!
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This image is a meme using humor to highlight a frustration in academic research. The top part, labeled "A GAP IN THE LITERATURE," represents the perception of a research gap—a topic that appears to be unexplored or insufficiently studied in academic work. The bottom part, labeled "NON-ENGLISH PAPER THAT NO ONE READS," humorously suggests that such a "gap" often exists not because the topic is unstudied but because the relevant research is published in languages other than English and overlooked by English-speaking researchers. This reflects a common issue in academia where language barriers result in valuable non-English studies being underutilized or ignored, perpetuating the appearance of gaps in the literature.

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Can you please add me? I work in the Northwestern Himalaya!! Thanks

Here's a starter pack for early career researchers in evolutionary biology. I prioritized the most-junior folks, and this list quickly filled up with undergrads, grad students, and postdocs. Might do another list later, but I'm tired. Have fun everyone! 🐒 #evobio

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Greek - Mediterranean.
Lovely mosaics at Art Institute of Chicago

And me 😜
Thanks !!!

L. Francisco Henao-Diaz ‪University of Chicago‬ - ‪‪Cited by 386‬‬ - ‪Evolutionary biology‬ - ‪Macroevolution‬ - ‪Ecology‬ - ‪Biogeography‬

Please add me, and thanks 🙏
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It took me a while but here we are, and here we go !!! 😎