seananderson.bsky.social
Assistant Prof at Georgia Tech. Computational biology 🤝 field biology. Evolutionary ecology 🤝 evolutionary genetics. Thinking about how one species splits into two. https://seanasanderson.github.io/
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Podcast here: www.bigbiology.org/episodes/202...
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Paper here: www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/...
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Salt is the third thing. Nothing else needed. Pepper if you wanna go crazy, but not required.
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Cold Spring Harbor maybe? I’ve no idea if cost effective but seems like they could accommodate this
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Revell 2010 Methods Ecology Evolution does this (notes that the key question is if residuals have signal, not the variables themselves)
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So you’re constantly sticking thermometers in tree holes for fun?
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Lots of brands make backpack versions of dry bags and they’re excellent for that kind of use.
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Two big ones are 1) extant lineages are ancestral to other extant lineages (“if humans are primates, why do monkeys still exist!?”), 2) more complex forms are “more evolved”
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Hey thanks for this and also would appreciate being added, thanks!
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Is this still true? Have the numbers changed much since 88?
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What a windfall. Enjoy dude.
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You got all of these in one haul??!
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Can’t stop thinking about this link between rising rents, record-high homelessness, and the increasingly savage efforts to remove unhoused people from public space.
In Nashville—where those sleeping outside are facing imprisonment and the loss of voting rights—median rent is up *44%* since 2020.
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Really great photo!
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