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Relationships of Cetacea (Artiodactyla) among mammals: increased taxon sampling alters interpretations of key fossils and character evolution.
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Many discussions highlight the importance of fossil placements and molecular data for understanding cetacean evolution, with examples like the link between whales and hippos, and references to researchers such as Spaulding. The tone is curious and informative, emphasizing scientific significance and ongoing debates in evolutionary biology.
Many posts recognize the significance of the publication, with some referencing specific authors and studies that support its findings.
Discussions show curiosity about the evolutionary relationships and fossils, indicating moderate interest in mammalian evolution.
Posts involve specific details, such as the relationship between cetaceans and hippos, and mention of related studies and taxa, reflecting active engagement.
The references to scientific names, studies, and ongoing debates suggest the publication influences discussions on mammalian evolution.
Abstract in brief
- This study reexamines the evolutionary relationships between cetaceans (whales, dolphins) and other mammals in the Artiodactyla group, emphasizing the importance of fossil placement for understanding how land mammals transitioned to aquatic life.
- By analyzing both morphological (physical traits) and molecular data from numerous extinct and extant species, the research suggests that cetaceans are closely related to the genus Indohyus, and that the placement of key fossils significantly influences how we interpret their evolutionary history.
- The findings indicate a complex evolution involving both herbivorous and carnivorous aquatic ancestors within the cetacean stem lineage and suggest that extinct relatives like Mesonychia and members of Cetancodonta shared specialized underwater hearing abilities despite some conflicting fossil and molecular signals.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky→ Spaulding, M., O'Leary, M. A., & Gatesy, J. (2009). Relationships of Cetacea (Artiodactyla) among mammals: increased taxon sampling alters interpretations of key fossils and character evolution. Plos one, 4(9).
@werkkraft Parsimony analyse (Figure 2, https://t.co/FmAEm0MYFV)
@BeyondTheSea101 @PaulDubuisson @NotLordByron @Tokyogreen @sariel2005 @BillSmithers12 @mark_georgiou @Friendof_Darwin @ei9iw @TakeThatEpi @evoisamyth @S4R41_K44R @sbplama @pray2pesci @PickleR17381175 @zalphaprime @SSpence64 @ImNotASkeleton2 @AlmightyAmadeus @TJMair @behindthewalI @dougstone2019 @michellmybell1 @A_Draeros @Simple_Shaman @MysteriousWay15 @YTWonderLady @ellen5e @chromosomegrav1 @Jo__Edge @EyesWid17521280 @Cant_Read_Maps @Schmoop0521 @PredatoryStare @SDarkmore @Catheri77148739 @dhniceday @JustSayingWhat1 @Duffy19James @BryanPa03292897 @KerridwinR @heart3626 @Atheist_1978 @rithcee @4TH31ST More evidence I and others have presented Paul. https://t.co/6UJe4JlUeu https://t.co/VY2dDrYeoF https://t.co/ozTSjLswFN https://t.co/noj5f4OJEu https://t.co/XT88TnF7MT https://t.co/9tfxmQvGTG
@Carcharo1931 https://t.co/vNeyCaPFNa
@Trey_Explainer @mtanichthys But where are the cetaceans? Needs a wee update https://t.co/4w4ruRSVf0 https://t.co/PS2Rh0YVMg
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De hecho, el okapi es la especie filogenéticamente más cercana a la jirafa, siendo ambas de la familia Giraffidae. Son especies de artiodáctilos y no tienen nada que ver con las cebras, que son perisodáctilos. Así no funciona la hibridación ☝️
@buf0bufo achei esse artigo que descreveu o clado cetancodontamorpha, autora Michelle Spaulding. Isso te ajuda? https://t.co/lXocWpfxqN
Andrewsarchus the Giant Hoofed Predator on Moth Light Media https://youtube.com/watch?v=Erz2TpIKdZ0
Otro dato curioso de la evolución de los cetáceos es que están cercánamente relacionados a los hipopótamos, y se dentro de Artiodactyla, que incluye rumiantes como las jirafas, los ciervos y antílopes. (Imagen de Spaulding, O'Leary & Gatesy 2009 doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0007062) https://t.co/hzLnKb0HIb
RT @B47197246: @Carcharo1931 https://t.co/vNeyCaPFNa
@Carcharo1931 https://t.co/vNeyCaPFNa
@werkkraft Parsimony analyse (Figure 2, https://t.co/FmAEm0MYFV)
@Trey_Explainer @mtanichthys But where are the cetaceans? Needs a wee update https://t.co/4w4ruRSVf0 https://t.co/PS2Rh0YVMg
→ Spaulding, M., O'Leary, M. A., & Gatesy, J. (2009). Relationships of Cetacea (Artiodactyla) among mammals: increased taxon sampling alters interpretations of key fossils and character evolution. Plos one, 4(9).
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@BeyondTheSea101 @PaulDubuisson @NotLordByron @Tokyogreen @sariel2005 @BillSmithers12 @mark_georgiou @Friendof_Darwin @ei9iw @TakeThatEpi @evoisamyth @S4R41_K44R @sbplama @pray2pesci @PickleR17381175 @zalphaprime @SSpence64 @ImNotASkeleton2 @AlmightyAmadeus @TJMair @behindthewalI @dougstone2019 @michellmybell1 @A_Draeros @Simple_Shaman @MysteriousWay15 @YTWonderLady @ellen5e @chromosomegrav1 @Jo__Edge @EyesWid17521280 @Cant_Read_Maps @Schmoop0521 @PredatoryStare @SDarkmore @Catheri77148739 @dhniceday @JustSayingWhat1 @Duffy19James @BryanPa03292897 @KerridwinR @heart3626 @Atheist_1978 @rithcee @4TH31ST More evidence I and others have presented Paul. https://t.co/6UJe4JlUeu https://t.co/VY2dDrYeoF https://t.co/ozTSjLswFN https://t.co/noj5f4OJEu https://t.co/XT88TnF7MT https://t.co/9tfxmQvGTG
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