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Researchers reveal m6A epigenetic modification controls arbovirus infection and transmission between vertebrates and mosquitoes A research team led by Prof. ZHENG Aihua from the Institute of Zoology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences revealed that N6-methyladenosine (m6A) epigenetic modifications in mosquito-borne…

#m6A #epigenetic modification controls #arbovirus #infection and transmission between #vertebrates and #mosquitoes ...

| #Arthropod | #arboviruses | #dengue | #pathogen | #Zika | #MicroSky | Via eurekalert .org

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Fish are aquatic vertebrates that breathe using gills and come in a stunning variety of shapes, sizes, and colors..#AquaticLife #FishFacts #MarineBiodiversity #Vertebrates #UnderwaterWorld #EcosystemBalance #FishSpecies #NaturePhotography #WildlifeConservation #OceanLife

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SAGE2026 Thailand – 5th Southeast Asian Gateway Evolution Meeting

5th Int'l Congress on Southeast Asian Gateway Evolution (SAGE 2026) 3 - 7 Aug 2026 Phuket Thailand
Symposia on #freshwater #invertebrates, #mekong, #herpetofauna , #subterranean, #insects, #vertebrates, #nBs
Early 🐦 closes 31 Mar
www.sagethailand2026.com
🧪🌏 #conference #biodiversity #biogeography

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All #vertebrates share a 600-million-year-old worm-like #ancestor that had a single, #CentralMedianEye

This #ThirdEye evolved into the #PinealGland, which regulates #CircadianRhythms, while its #photoreceptive pathways contributed to the development of paired, #LateralEyes
phys.org/news/2026-02...

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Rapid self-recognition ability in the cleaner fish - Scientific Reports Scientific Reports - Rapid self-recognition ability in the cleaner fish

Self-awareness in Cleaner Wrasse fish [via Nature] 🧪🥼🐟🤳👀

"our results suggest that self-awareness evolved at a minimum with the bony fishes (450 Mya)46 and is likely widespread across vertebrates."

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

#self #awareness #sentience #fish #vertebrates

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A Surprising Genetic Discovery About How Vertebrates Emerged Scientists have uncovered an unexpected genetic shift that may explain how animals with backbones first emerged and became so diverse.

A Surprising Genetic Discovery About How Vertebrates Emerged #Science #Biology #EvolutionaryBiology #Genetics #Evolution #Vertebrates

scitechdaily.com/a-surprising-genetic-dis...

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A Surprising Genetic Discovery About How Vertebrates Emerged Scientists have uncovered an unexpected genetic shift that may explain how animals with backbones first emerged and became so diverse.

A Surprising #Genetic Discovery About How #Vertebrates Emerged

scitechdaily.com/a-surprising...

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A Surprising Genetic Discovery About How Vertebrates Emerged Scientists have uncovered an unexpected genetic shift that may explain how animals with backbones first emerged and became so diverse.

A Surprising #Genetic Discovery About How #Vertebrates Emerged

scitechdaily.com/a-surprising...

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Potential variation in basal HSP expression patterns across embryonic development in the form of an ontogenetic increase or decrease in expression. Because warmer incubation conditions accelerate development (and therefore reduce incubation duration), we would expect that any ontogenetic change in HSP expression (if present) would occur sooner under warm conditions relative to cool conditions.

Fig. 2 Potential variation in basal HSP expression patterns across embryonic development in the form of an ontogenetic increase or decrease in expression. Because warmer incubation conditions accelerate development (and therefore reduce incubation duration), we would expect that any ontogenetic change in HSP expression (if present) would occur sooner under warm conditions relative to cool conditions.

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IOB
"Understanding #physiological responses to short-term changes in #temperature is of growing interest considering the rising frequency and severity of transient temperatures such as heat waves..."

C R Warren et al
doi.org/10.1093/iob/...

#vertebrates #science #biology #ectotherms

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A Small Genetic Shift May Have Launched Vertebrate Evolution Learn how increased protein diversity in signaling genes may have helped drive the shift from invertebrates to vertebrates, reshaping how animals with a spine evolved.

A Small Genetic Shift May Have Launched Vertebrate Evolution #Science #Biology #Genetics #Evolution #Vertebrates

www.discovermagazine.com/a-small-genetic-shift-ma...

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The Earliest Known Vertebrates Had Four Eyes—and They Worked a Lot Like Ours Do, New Research Suggests Two of those eyes may have evolved into a part of the brain called the pineal gland

The Earliest Known Vertebrates Had Four Eyes—and They Worked a Lot Like Ours Do, New Research Suggests: Two of those eyes may have evolved into a part of the brain called the pineal gland @SmithsonianMag #Vertebrates #Evolution #Paleontology #ScienceNews #Research

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Early vertebrates had FOUR eyes. Not two. I'm obsessed with the chaos of evolution. #Cambrian #Evolution #Vertebrates #PaleoArt #Science

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Insects are underrepresented across red lists of threatened biodiversity in the Neotropics Insects are critical to the sustainability and productivity of ecosystems worldwide, yet up to 40 % of insects may face extinction in coming decades. …

#Insects are so important for our global #foodsystems, yet they don’t get the same attention in #conservation policy

New study of Brazil’s #RedLists shows underrepresentation of insects compared to #vertebrates 🌍

www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

#Entomology #Brazil

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Bridging the Gap- with IOB co-author Paul J. Byrne

"IOB co-author Paul J. Byrne aims to illuminate the processes that underlie the #phenotypic and developmental changes within #vertebrates and their resulting influence on #physiology with his #research."

iobopen.com/2025/12/22/b...

#science

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This Thursday's IOB cover spotlight is on

The Diffusion Diaries: Diffusible Iodine-Based Contrast-Enhanced Computed #Tomography for #Vertebrate Natural History #Specimens

@jaimiagray.bsky.social Gray , et al

doi.org/10.1093/iob/...

#morphology #science #biology #vertebrates

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Glad to read a quantitative appreciation of #taxonomy and field studies! "ongoing species discoveries substantially alter our understanding of macroecological patterns" And this is about terrestrial #vertebrates, think about the #invertebrates...
ecoevorxiv.org/repository/v...

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Un estudio global destaca que solo el 16% de las áreas de gran biodiversidad marina goza de protección frente al tráfico marítimo | Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas El crecimiento del tráfico marítimo global representa una serie de amenazas crecientes para la biodiversidad marina, tales como la contaminación, las colisiones con embarcaciones y las perturbaciones ...

About our recent paper.

#marineecology #vertebrates #cetaceans #seabirds #seaturtles #pinnipeds #shipping #ecology

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ICB's

Food hoarding, anxiety, and stress in a #mammalian hibernator

Sebin Park, Genevieve Curtis, Ni Y Feng

doi.org/10.1093/icb/...

www.feng-lab.org/home/team

#vertebrates #science #hibernating #organisms

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We hope all attendees had a roarsome time in Birmingham for the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology 85th Annual Meeting!

Image by Greg Milner.

#geologyrocks #geology #palaeontology #paleontology #palaeo #paleo #zoology #fossils #minerals #museum #vertebrates #SVP2025 #2025SVP

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IOB's latest !

Tibial #Biomechanics and #Adaptive Response to Mechanical Stimuli in the Green #Iguana

T B Arlowe, W Sawatwong, R Fu, H Yang, D Little, T B Lescun, M L Figueiredo, R P Main

doi.org/10.1093/iob/...

#biology #science #vertebrates

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Some snippets of the displays we created for our Spook-tober Tours!

Look forward to more events to come! We are so grateful for your eagerness and enthusiasm with this debut!

#asubiocollections #spooktobertours #biocollections #naturalhistorycollections #spooktober #insects #vertebrates #lichens

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Some snippets of the displays we created for our Spook-tober Tours!

Look forward to more events to come! We are so grateful for your eagerness and enthusiasm with this debut!

#asubiocollections #spooktobertours #biocollections #naturalhistorycollections #spooktober #insects #vertebrates #lichens

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Unusual Fossil Discovery Rewrites the History of Freshwater Fish New research finds that ocean-dwelling fish entered freshwater environments on several occasions, evolving enhanced hearing abilities in the process. When ancient marine fish transitioned from saltwater to freshwater environments, many also developed more complex hearing systems, including middle ear bones that resemble those found in humans. Today, about two-thirds of all freshwater fish — more [...]
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Unusual Fossil Discovery Rewrites the History of Freshwater Fish New research finds that ocean-dwelling fish entered freshwater environments on several occasions, evolving enhanced hearing abilities in the process. When ancient marine fish transitioned from saltwater to freshwater environments, many also developed more complex hearing systems, including middle ear bones that resemble those found in humans. Today, about two-thirds of all freshwater fish — more [...]
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Forest age influences freshwater biodiversity in temperate watersheds Forests can affect stream structure and function, but evaluations linking freshwater biodiversity to watershed-scale forest-stand conditions are limit…

Need healthy #FreshwaterHabitat?

A new study confirms #oldgrowth #forests (>75 years) are better for freshwater #invertebrates and #vertebrates than young forests.

Diverse #habitats in older trees support more unique and specialized aquatic species 🌍

www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

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Distribution of variables used in the calculation of Proactive Conservation Index (PCI) for six species of land vertebrates. Values in spider plots were scaled between 0 and 1. Values on the upper part of each photograph indicate our assigned PCI scores (inner, values closer to 1 indicate a higher conservation priority, relative to other species in the same class), and their IUCN Red List categories (outer, LC, Least Concern; CR, Critically Endangered; DD, Data Deficient; NE, Non-Evaluated). To keep the area of spider plots proportional to PCI scores, the authors have inverted variables that reduce PCI score, and changed their names here accordingly: inverted brood size is named “Reproductive Restriction,” inverted range size is named “Range Restriction,” and inverted protected range is named “Unprotected Range.” Cyrtodactylus metropolis photograph provided by L. Lee Grismer, Latonia nigriventer image by UR, all other photographs obtained from Wikimedia Commons (authors: Momofelit, Ólafur Larsen, Charles Lam, Omid Mozaffari).

Distribution of variables used in the calculation of Proactive Conservation Index (PCI) for six species of land vertebrates. Values in spider plots were scaled between 0 and 1. Values on the upper part of each photograph indicate our assigned PCI scores (inner, values closer to 1 indicate a higher conservation priority, relative to other species in the same class), and their IUCN Red List categories (outer, LC, Least Concern; CR, Critically Endangered; DD, Data Deficient; NE, Non-Evaluated). To keep the area of spider plots proportional to PCI scores, the authors have inverted variables that reduce PCI score, and changed their names here accordingly: inverted brood size is named “Reproductive Restriction,” inverted range size is named “Range Restriction,” and inverted protected range is named “Unprotected Range.” Cyrtodactylus metropolis photograph provided by L. Lee Grismer, Latonia nigriventer image by UR, all other photographs obtained from Wikimedia Commons (authors: Momofelit, Ólafur Larsen, Charles Lam, Omid Mozaffari).

Human-induced pressures are expected to intensify this century. @uriroll.bsky.social &co present #ProactiveConservationIndex, a new tool for #conservation prioritization regarding future threats for any group of species, & apply it to all terrestrial #vertebrates @plosbiology.org 🧪 plos.io/3WVRpRH

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Distribution of variables used in the calculation of Proactive Conservation Index (PCI) for six species of land vertebrates. Values in spider plots were scaled between 0 and 1. Values on the upper part of each photograph indicate our assigned PCI scores (inner, values closer to 1 indicate a higher conservation priority, relative to other species in the same class), and their IUCN Red List categories (outer, LC, Least Concern; CR, Critically Endangered; DD, Data Deficient; NE, Non-Evaluated). To keep the area of spider plots proportional to PCI scores, the authors have inverted variables that reduce PCI score, and changed their names here accordingly: inverted brood size is named “Reproductive Restriction,” inverted range size is named “Range Restriction,” and inverted protected range is named “Unprotected Range.” Cyrtodactylus metropolis photograph provided by L. Lee Grismer, Latonia nigriventer image by UR, all other photographs obtained from Wikimedia Commons (authors: Momofelit, Ólafur Larsen, Charles Lam, Omid Mozaffari).

Distribution of variables used in the calculation of Proactive Conservation Index (PCI) for six species of land vertebrates. Values in spider plots were scaled between 0 and 1. Values on the upper part of each photograph indicate our assigned PCI scores (inner, values closer to 1 indicate a higher conservation priority, relative to other species in the same class), and their IUCN Red List categories (outer, LC, Least Concern; CR, Critically Endangered; DD, Data Deficient; NE, Non-Evaluated). To keep the area of spider plots proportional to PCI scores, the authors have inverted variables that reduce PCI score, and changed their names here accordingly: inverted brood size is named “Reproductive Restriction,” inverted range size is named “Range Restriction,” and inverted protected range is named “Unprotected Range.” Cyrtodactylus metropolis photograph provided by L. Lee Grismer, Latonia nigriventer image by UR, all other photographs obtained from Wikimedia Commons (authors: Momofelit, Ólafur Larsen, Charles Lam, Omid Mozaffari).

Human-induced pressures are expected to intensify this century. @uriroll.bsky.social &co present #ProactiveConservationIndex, a new tool for #conservation prioritization regarding future threats for any group of species, & apply it to all terrestrial #vertebrates @plosbiology.org 🧪 plos.io/3WVRpRH

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Distribution of variables used in the calculation of Proactive Conservation Index (PCI) for six species of land vertebrates. Values in spider plots were scaled between 0 and 1. Values on the upper part of each photograph indicate our assigned PCI scores (inner, values closer to 1 indicate a higher conservation priority, relative to other species in the same class), and their IUCN Red List categories (outer, LC, Least Concern; CR, Critically Endangered; DD, Data Deficient; NE, Non-Evaluated). To keep the area of spider plots proportional to PCI scores, the authors have inverted variables that reduce PCI score, and changed their names here accordingly: inverted brood size is named “Reproductive Restriction,” inverted range size is named “Range Restriction,” and inverted protected range is named “Unprotected Range.” Cyrtodactylus metropolis photograph provided by L. Lee Grismer, Latonia nigriventer image by UR, all other photographs obtained from Wikimedia Commons (authors: Momofelit, Ólafur Larsen, Charles Lam, Omid Mozaffari).

Distribution of variables used in the calculation of Proactive Conservation Index (PCI) for six species of land vertebrates. Values in spider plots were scaled between 0 and 1. Values on the upper part of each photograph indicate our assigned PCI scores (inner, values closer to 1 indicate a higher conservation priority, relative to other species in the same class), and their IUCN Red List categories (outer, LC, Least Concern; CR, Critically Endangered; DD, Data Deficient; NE, Non-Evaluated). To keep the area of spider plots proportional to PCI scores, the authors have inverted variables that reduce PCI score, and changed their names here accordingly: inverted brood size is named “Reproductive Restriction,” inverted range size is named “Range Restriction,” and inverted protected range is named “Unprotected Range.” Cyrtodactylus metropolis photograph provided by L. Lee Grismer, Latonia nigriventer image by UR, all other photographs obtained from Wikimedia Commons (authors: Momofelit, Ólafur Larsen, Charles Lam, Omid Mozaffari).

Human-induced pressures are expected to intensify this century. @uriroll.bsky.social &co present #ProactiveConservationIndex, a new tool for #conservation prioritization regarding future threats for any group of species, & apply it to all terrestrial #vertebrates @plosbiology.org 🧪 plos.io/3WVRpRH

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Illustration by William Cheselden, from Osteographia (1733).

Source: US National Library of Medicine

pdimagearchive.org/images/8edd2c7a-794b-42d...

#anatomy #turtles #biology #skeletons #vertebrates #art #publicdomain

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IOB has been asking "what are former authors up to?"
Danielle Ingle was co author on IOB's
doi.org/10.1093/iob/...
Revisit Danielle's blog for IOB as well
iobopen.com/2021/04/06/t...
& see her latest endeavor
brockportresearchinstitute.com/bios/daniell...

#vertebrates #morphology #science

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