Time travellers! Working together to reconstruct past ecosystems
It seems like our #ETEteam member @SPine_M had a great time yesterday while communicating our research overseas. Good job Silvia! https://t.co/B6WcWy7N66
“Thanks @ujaveriana and @Javeriana919fm for inviting me yesterday. I got to talk about my work at @SmithsonianETE and the questions and feedback I got were really inspiring! #ETEteam”
Great news from our #eteteam ! Good job! https://t.co/SynnfPDxjZ
“Our topical session titled "Evolution of Terrestrial Ecosystems: Community assembly through time" has been accepted for GSA 2018! @SmithsonianETE @soul_sci @RealKateLyons”
Our #ETEteam postdoc @SPine_M will be giving a seminar talk and radio interview tomorrow at Universidad Javeriana in Bogotá. Good Luck Sílvia! https://t.co/Zuk1gEkvlQ
“I'll be giving a seminar talk tomorrow at @UniJaveriana about mammals, their diet and their fossils. Uh, and tune @Javeriana919fm for a little interview! #ETEteam @SmithsonianETE”
Congratulations to @RealKateLyons and the #eteteam for the Science Achievement Award at @NMNH !
Our #ETEteam member @DaniFraser2 on the importnce of phylogeny on dietary proxies. Great talk Dani! #2017SVP https://t.co/IfC9ex398X
“Our #ETEteam member @DaniFraser2 on the importnce of phylogeny on dietary proxies. Great talk Dani! #2017SVP”
Ready for #nmnhtalks @NMNH ! @SPine_M will be talking about paleontology and mammal teeth
Come see our #ETEteam postdoc @SPine_M this coming Friday at @NMNH ! Lightning Talks - Round 15 https://t.co/wSPBdtGJag
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Keynote speaker for our 30th celebration. @tonybarnosky on the current extinction event. There's a lot we can still do! #discoverfossils
#ETEteam @RealKateLyons on the effects of North American megafauna #discoverfossils
#ETEteam Dr. Wing on the Paleocene Eocene Thermal Maximum and climate change #discoverfossils
Our #ETEteam member Dr. Bercovici tells us about K-Pg extinction! #discoverfossils
Our 30th celebration is about to start. Come #discoverfossils with our #ETEteam
Happy #StPatricksDay from our #ETEteam. Looking great Kay and Scott! https://t.co/qhPMmc578V
“Shamrocks made of Ginkgos? Ginkgos have existed for millions of years & tell us ab ancient climates. Happy #StPatricksDay from #ETEteam”
Don't miss our #ETEteam member @DaniFraser2 's last work on latitudinal gradients in the fossil record. Awesome job Dani! #ETEinpress https://t.co/kGFrtJ6fN4
“My new paper on richness gradients and fossil record bias #CMNPalaeo @MuseumofNature https://t.co/ysbE5N3PJ6”
Less than two weeks for our 30th Anniversary celebration!
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“DC-area #FossilFriday lovers: join us 3/30 for fossil activities & conversation w/ paleontologists. Space limited! https://t.co/BgMItbDoZL”
We are excited to be working on this! Join @tonybarnosky and #ETEteam on this evening event at @NMNH !
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The National Museum of Natural History hosts exciting and informative events for members of the public that give access to scientists and other experts.
Want to know more about our #ETEteam members? What are we working on? Check our new profiles!
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Our ETE postdoc @SPine_M in the Washingon Post! https://t.co/BoilokVYn4 #ETEteam
The research could help scientists understand the lifestyles of long-gone species.
Our ETE publication #342 is now out! Congrats @SPine_M! #ETEinpress #ETEteam https://t.co/EoM7DpCT58
Notice: Wiley Online Library will be unavailable on Saturday 26th November 2016 from 07:00-11:00 GMT / 02:00-06:00 EST / 15:00-19:00 SGT for essential maintenance. Apologies for the inconvenience.
Corpse Flower (inflorescence) is almost bloomed!! Go and see!! https://t.co/QNKS7baJcG
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New work from Adrew Du and @behrensakb on Homo erectus' Pleistocene footprints and lake margin habitats use https://t.co/uV5J230ciO
Reconstructing hominin paleoecology is critical for understanding our ancestors’ diets, social organizations and interactions with other animals. Most paleoecological models lack fine-scale resolution due to fossil hominin scarcity and the time-averaged accumulation of faunal assemblages.
We've been updating our website, this and other changes coming soon! https://t.co/o365Mv8KZ2
“My new profile in ETE website :) #ETEteam https://t.co/4nLsuT5oBG”
A different Friday meeting: we attended #NMNHTalks today. Really interesting projects!
Understanding modern extinctions in marine ecosystems: the role of palaeoecological data | Biology Letters https://t.co/iMHSu25Dwy
Because anthropogenic impacts on ecological systems pre-date the oldest scientific observations, historical documents and archaeological records, understanding modern extinctions requires additional data sources that extend further back in time. Palaeoecological records, which provide quantitative p…
Welcome @EvansEvoMorph !
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#ETEteam on our 9th Workshop after three days of good work! #nevernotcoding #paleontology https://t.co/nePzndbDes
#ETEteam on our 9th Workshop after three days of good work! #nevernotcoding #paleontology https://t.co/nePzndbDes
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Great scientists getting ready for ETE Workshop! #womeninscience #paleowomen #ETEteam Thanks Dave for the pic! https://t.co/lD8ukswkhN
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Paleoenvironmental reconstructions in Ethiopia! New research from out #ETEteam member Tyler Faith https://t.co/xUckwBWeWP
East Africa has produced the earliest record of Homo sapiens ~ 200 ka and a punctuated record of Middle Stone Age and Later Stone Age behaviors. We lack, however, a detailed late Quaternary paleoenvironmental record for the region, particularly during humid periods. Without a regional record, hypoth…
Wondering about the mid-size gap? Check out our last #ETEteam publication. @SPine_M #ETEinpress
https://t.co/NOo5RDPwb9
Diet and body mass are highly important factors in mammalian ecology, and they have also proven to be powerful paleoecological indicators. Our previous research has proposed a new classification scheme for mammals with more dietary divisions that emphasizes the primary resource in a given diet. We a…
Dissecting the animal diet, past and present @SPine_M #ETEinpress #ETEteam https://t.co/uUnT38wbov via @Yale
Researchers at Yale and the Smithsonian Institution say it’s time to settle a very old food fight. In a study published March 18 in the journal Ecology and Evolution, authors Matt Davis and Silvia Pin
More about @RealKateLyons 's work #ETEteam https://t.co/OyZ1p5imLT
“Most species that disappear today will leave no trace in the fossil record | Science | AAAS https://t.co/b4B5DWyNNy”
Don't miss out the research from our #ETEteam member Scott Wing. From fossils to algorithms!
https://t.co/yWyGAXNjZ9
Our #ETEteam members are ready for their talks at #NerdNiteDC @SPine_M @DaniFraser2 @NerdNiteDC https://t.co/c0a1EulGEp
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It's happening!
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“In 1 hr join Maggy Benson & Mattew Carrano as they talk abt the importance of tiny fossils. https://t.co/sUIfo0fWu9”
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