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Exciting news! 🌍 The EBP updated their application for Affiliated Projects. Gain access, support, unity and advice amongst the EBP network of networks. Apply today and be part of the community: www.earthbiogenome.org/affiliated-p...

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From the depths of the ocean to the heart of the swampy marshes, these incredible species need our help—and they all have EBP reference genomes. 🧬 Go sign up for our upcoming newsletter, where we dive into conservation efforts powered by genomics: www.earthbiogenome.org/newsletter

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Exciting news! 🌍 The EBP is now accepting applications for Regional Nodes. Join other major regional coordinating centers for genome sequencing in connecting, collaborating, and contributing to the global effort. Apply today and be part of the movement.

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📃 Check out the full publication here: www.nature.com/articles/s41... 📸 These photos, © Alan Lee (some rights reserved), show a Cape Horseshoe Bat (Rhinolophus capensis). While this species belongs to the same family as those mentioned in the publication, it is not the exact species discussed.

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Want to stay up to date with all things EBP? 🧬 Affiliated Project updates 🧬 Tips & tricks for sequencing 🧬 Scientist Spotlights 🧬 + more Click the link in our story to SIGN UP NOW to join the EBP Life!

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🦉 Our EBP Affiliated Projects are decoding the DNA of silent hunters—unraveling the genomics of owls to understand evolution, adaptation, and the secrets of the night. 🧬 Fun Facts were found at: 1) nationalgeographic.com 2) nwf.org 3) theowlstrust.org 4) allaboutbirds.org

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Want to stay up to date with all things EBP? 🧬 Affiliated Project updates 🧬 Tips & tricks for sequencing 🧬 Scientist Spotlights 🧬 + more Click here to subscribe: earthbiogenome.org/newsletter

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🐝 Unraveling the Evolution of Social Behavior in Bees! 🌻 📖 Read more about this groundbreaking research: lnkd.in/g5EMSkPs 📷 Note: The bees pictured belong to the genus Lasioglossum, but are not the exact species studied (Lasioglossum albipes).

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The #Snake represents #wisdom, #renewal, and #transformation—shedding the old to make way for the new. To celebrate this theme of #evolution, we’re highlighting incredible #snakes sequenced by our Affiliated Projects, showcasing the power of genomics in understanding and preserving #biodiversity.

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Take a break today and check out this new exciting paper from @bat1kgenomes.bsky.social 🧬🥳

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We're new here—help us spread the word! 🦇 🚀 Please like, follow, and share as we build our presence. We don’t have all the handles yet, so it is difficult tag everyone just yet!! If you are here - let us know 🙌💙

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The Snake, a symbol of #wisdom, #renewal, and #transformation, reminds us of the beauty in embracing change. To honor the start of the #LunarNewYear, we’re showcasing some incredible #snakes from diverse corners of the globe sequenced by our Affiliated Projects.

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Looking to explore more from the EBP community? Here are some must-follow accounts showcasing exciting projects and initiatives. 🧬 @catbiogenoma.bsky.social 🧬 @atlasea.bsky.social 🧬 @ergabiodiv.bsky.social 🧬 @projectpsyche.bsky.social 🧬 @kurakulabmsm.bsky.social 🧬 @wiseancestors.bsky.social

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✨ Let’s stay connected ✨ We’re bringing even more of the content you love to all your favorite platforms. Follow us on Instagram, LinkedIn and BlueSky for exclusive updates, recent publications, and more!

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🚨 NEW! Version 6.0 of The Earth BioGenome Project's Assembly Standards & Recommendations are now live! Explore them here: www.earthbiogenome.org/report-on-as...

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Dive into this groundbreaking 2024 paper from the EBP-affiliated Ocean Genomes Project. 🐟 🪼 🐡 🌊 We’re excited to see how Ocean Genomes bridges this gap, one reference genome at a time! Follow their progress on GoaT: lnkd.in/gsgPGmxa 📰 Read the full paper here: lnkd.in/g93Uug4D

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🙏 We’re so proud to be an Affiliated Project of @ebpgenome.bsky.social! Together we can preserve genomes that are millions of years in the making and help protect #biodiversity. 🙏

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This critical work will support efforts to protect remaining #Bermuda Cedars & to propagate it for habitat restoration purposes. Apply to be a collaborator and/or make a donation at platform.wiseancestors.org. #criticallyendangered #tree #biodiversity #genomics #science #research #bioinformatics

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Several different kinds of urchins, coral, & Anthomastus. The tall ones are Dermechinus horridus. SchmidtOcean dive 764 #ChileMargin2024 #MarineLife

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Latest update on the Earth BioGenome Project. The EBP is slightly behind schedule, but still moving forward. GIGA members can contribute their high quality reference genomes through our BioProject - PRJNA649812. www.science.org/content/arti...; #earthbiogenomeproject

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Wishing you smooth sailing into 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣5️⃣! As France celebrates the Year of the Sea, may this New Year guide us toward new horizons, deeper connections, and boundless opportunities. Happy New Year! Bonne année! 🎉🥳🎈

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Sequencing genomes unlocks the potential to analyze genetic diversity within that ecosystem, allowing scientists to identify vulnerable species and design targeted #conservation strategies. Sign up for our newsletter on earthbiogenome.org to learn more in our upcoming issue.

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Leap into amphibian genomics 🐸 with this new year read. The Amphibian Genomics Consortium (AGC) is advancing global efforts to sequence high-quality genomes and bridge the gap in amphibian research.

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2024: A breakthrough year for genome sequencing—unlocking biodiversity, advancing conservation, and paving the way for a sustainable future. Cheers to everyone and their hard work this year and to many more 🎊🧬

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Take flight with this landmark 2014 Nature paper by the B10K_Project. Using 363 bird genomes from 92% of avian families, it builds a taxon-rich backbone tree for future comparative studies. A must-read for the holidays : www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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Meet the shoebill, the swamp’s coolest and most intimidating resident! Known for its prehistoric vibe and that unmistakable bill-clattering sound—a cross between a machine gun and nature’s applause. Fun fact -- its genome has been sequenced by the B10K Project unlocking secrets of avian evolution.

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When you catch yourself wondering how you and the person across the table aren’t different species yet, remember that it’s been 24-34 million years since the Gray Seal and your furry friend begging for scraps diverged from a common ancestor.

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The mute swan is a large waterfowl, native to Europe and Asia, known for its S-shaped neck and unique vocalizations, despite its 'mute' name. With a wingspan reaching up to 2.4 meters, it is one of the heaviest flying birds. EBP is proud to have it in its list of sequences from VGP.

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"Species definitions are ultimately the foundation for conservation policies and action, and the accurate characterization of biodiversity is therefore a vital first step for comprehending and addressing the magnitude of the escalating extinction crisis." Read more: www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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🎶 Two turtle doves 🎶 We didn't have a partridge to show but the turtle dove is a beautiful symbol of love and tranquility. With its gentle purring song and graceful presence, it adds a touch of serenity to the landscapes it inhabits across Europe and Africa.

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It might feel like it’s only taken four years, but don’t worry—it’ll take closer to 42 million years before you and the person across the table are this different. Trust us, you have more in common than you think.

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Watch out—these saiga antelopes aren't just about their unique, bulbous noses! Known for their wild and dramatic arguments, they’re nature’s own drama queens. Bonus: Their genome was sequenced by the Zoonomia Project unlocking deep insights into their evolutionary story.

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The European mistletoe, is more than just a holiday tradition. This evergreen plant is a hemiparasite, drawing nutrients from host trees, yet still photosynthesizing on its own. Found across Europe and Asia, it's steeped in mythology and medicine.

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It might feel like it’s only taken six years, but don’t worry—it’ll take closer to 42 million years before you and the person across the table are even just this different. Trust us, you have more in common than you think.

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Meet the Malayan tapir, the herbivore with a taste for variety! From fruits and leaves to bark and grasses, this gentle giant loves to graze in Southeast Asia’s jungles. Its genome was sequenced by both Zoonomia Project and Vertebrate Genome Project, unveiling the secrets of this unique creature.

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Meet the vibrant Northern Cardinal. Known for their brilliant red feathers and melodic songs, these striking birds are a favorite in backyards across North America. . B10K Project sequenced this genome -- stay tuned into our LinkedIn for a deeper dive into their work.

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"Genomics offers powerful tools to understand biodiversity, yet its full potential in conservation remains underutilized. This review explores key genomic approaches available to both conservationists and genomicists..." Read more here : www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

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When you catch yourself wondering how in the world you and the person across the table could be related, remember you still have more in common than the Rock Hyrax and the African Bush Elephant, which diverged from their last common ancestor roughly 65 million years ago.

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Known as reindeer in Europe and caribou in North America, this species is the only deer species where both males and females grow antlers. The species' genome was sequenced by EBP Norway as part of their mission to decode arctic life on Earth. Threatened status informed by IUCN Red List.

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How fast can you sequence a whippet genome? LOEWE Centre for Translational Biodiversity Genomics used close collaborations and streamlined methodologies to go from sample to completed chromosome-level Whippet genome in 1 week. Read the complete article here: gigabytejournal.com/articles/134

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Meet the proboscis monkey: nature's quirky comedian with a nose as big as its personality. Its genome has been sequenced by the Zoonomia Project. Follow our LinkedIn for more indepth coverage on Zoonomia's publications. www.linkedin.com/company/eart...

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EBP wishes you happy #holidays and a merry new year. May #2025 bring more #genomes more #conservation & more #biodiversity 🌱

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Check out how the AfricaBP is using a regional workshop model to increase access to genomic and bioinformatics training in Africa. Read more here: nature.com/articles/s41...

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The Australian Brush-Turkey Genome 🧬 Sequenced by 10,000 Bird Genomes (B10k) 🧬93.5% BUSCO measure of completeness 🧬 1 Billion base pairs long 🧬 Roughly 1/3 the size of the human genome 🧬 Roughly 3,300 books the length of Game of Thrones

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‘Somei-Yoshino’ has been propagated mainly by grafting due to its self-incompatibility and high-heterozygous genome. Read more from Plant GARDEN here : academic.oup.com/dnaresearch/... #cherryblossom #spring #japan #flowers #nature #cherryblossoms

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Rewarewa is a tree species native to Aotearoa New Zealand, with a natural distribution spanning from the North Island to the top of the South Island. Read more at: nature.com/articles/s44... #newzealand #nz #aotearoa #purenewzealand

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People are quite literally going bananas for bananas. In 2022, the total global production of bananas reached 140 million tons. The next time you eat one, consider the genes responsible for their taste, texture and high fruit yield allowing them to remain a global daily staple in most households.

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Check out this recent publication from Genomics of the Brazilian Biodiversity. www.cell.com/cell-genomic... #biodiversity #conservation #megadiverse #wildlifeconservation #Brazil

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