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Participants demonstrate strong support and interest by referencing the 2012 study and sharing videos illustrating moth predation, indicating active engagement with the experiment’s findings. The tone combines enthusiasm and scientific curiosity, emphasizing the experiment’s role in confirming natural selection in a broader evolutionary context.
Most discussions support the validity and significance of Majerus's experiment, emphasizing its confirmation of natural selection in peppered moths.
Participants show high curiosity and enthusiasm, exemplified by calls to watch videos and references to classic evolutionary studies.
Conversations involve references to scientific experiments, debates about interpretations, and sharing of supplementary videos, indicating active participation.
The collective discussions reflect an acknowledgment of the experiment’s importance in confirming natural selection, suggesting a moderate influence on understanding evolutionary processes.
Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
https://t.co/IMA6vTXztd another banger vid by @DrAdrianSmith
Part two of my @UGoe_AEB introductory lecture for biologists is coming already today and I will revisit an evolutionary biology classic: natural selection in the peppered moth. See also this paper by @WTF_R_species https://t.co/UJG1sg5FOW https://t.co/JDWbKgwcE9
@look2Christ Nope, natural selection has been experimentally verified many, many times: https://t.co/xU8Ea9RuH9
2⃣Cook, L. M., Grant, B. S., Saccheri, I. J., & Mallet, J. (2012). Selective bird predation on the peppered moth: The last experiment of Michael Majerus. Biology Letters, 8(4), 609-612. https://t.co/lS5Y3IhHZD
@ox45tallboy @QuantumSorvius @antallan @TakethatCt @JacksonWheat1 Not that it will matter to sourceless Sorvius' foot stamping bluster, but here's the confirmation work from 2012 (open access) https://t.co/jmCpY1pxnb
Nine moth species and one caddisfly are filmed in slow motion at 6000fps, revealing detailed flight behaviors. The footage includes species from various families, showcasing insect flight mechanisms in high detail.
@Darkxgon @bttaarr_ تريد دلائل تبشررررر. https://t.co/JP4QiYa4aA https://t.co/OITykFCbwj https://t.co/eVkpnejdGD https://t.co/VXcp0CTu9m https://t.co/iPOI0QOkYU https://t.co/rn0Wpbm8xq https://t.co/72uqJ8FMmR https://t.co/xKtSA07RAI https://t.co/G8171iXvWJ https://t.co/evRs1z13d7
@StephenCMeyer https://t.co/KUWWPbqhMt
@ox45tallboy @QuantumSorvius @antallan @TakethatCt @JacksonWheat1 Not that it will matter to sourceless Sorvius' foot stamping bluster, but here's the confirmation work from 2012 (open access) https://t.co/jmCpY1pxnb
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
RT @TierZoo: https://t.co/IMA6vTXztd another banger vid by @DrAdrianSmith
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
https://t.co/IMA6vTXztd another banger vid by @DrAdrianSmith
RT @DrAdrianSmith: Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
Chill out for 7.5 minutes and watch some moths! New video today: https://t.co/6T9WBCsUYi https://t.co/3A1o2Q6moJ
@sallyforthe https://t.co/6OLB5Zis1o
@look2Christ Nope, natural selection has been experimentally verified many, many times: https://t.co/xU8Ea9RuH9
Part two of my @UGoe_AEB introductory lecture for biologists is coming already today and I will revisit an evolutionary biology classic: natural selection in the peppered moth. See also this paper by @WTF_R_species https://t.co/UJG1sg5FOW https://t.co/JDWbKgwcE9
@PetrovADmitri In this classical peppered moth example, the melanic morph was measured to be selected against with s~0.1 in predation experiments in after pollution regulation. https://t.co/T85MfJQH4e
Selective bird predation on the peppered moth: the last experiment of Michael Majerus | Biology Letters https://t.co/sZTZEugYHo
2⃣Cook, L. M., Grant, B. S., Saccheri, I. J., & Mallet, J. (2012). Selective bird predation on the peppered moth: The last experiment of Michael Majerus. Biology Letters, 8(4), 609-612. https://t.co/lS5Y3IhHZD
@jamesb_bkk @AtomsksSanakan @AltCyberCommand @Ozwino @dan613 @PerryCampbell5 @Gladfly1 @craigthomler @AmericaGirI @shandore @NoelTurner194 @VickieLouise7 @audiF1 @GillesnFio @SaferStone @Tokyo_Tom @GaiaLovesMe @Barbarajdurkin @JpiersM @ned2au @Tangomitteckel @Quantummist @zwpiay @FraserMacLeod5 @Annie59788939 @WeR2Dumb2Live @nuclear94 @jaaara1970 @novakglobal @kamiel79 @Carbongate @stevenjbernard @guerrillacrypto @TesterTwitt @aSinister @puremoneylife @LatinMass9876 @ObliviousReaper @foothillsconsig @scotpolitik @Alexocasocortez @BradPKeyes @vincent_philion @strangecorn @wlbeeton @DeniseDoris59 @tacitus333 @keepitsimple48 @TacomaCharras @ronnieressler The peppered moth has recently been the subject of a six-year long study, giving new evidence that camouflage and bird predation are indeed strong selection pressures for moth colour. https://t.co/xWIr4hzbxH
@HHMINEWS Except there was no speciation. How is this different from peppered moth evolution? https://t.co/qYhf2Luvmg
doi:10.1098/rsbl.2011.1136. Cooper, J., & Carlsmith, K. M. (2001). Cognitive dissonance. In N.J. Smelzer, P.B. Balte, International Encyclopedia of the ...
https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsbl.2011.1136. The industrial melanism in the peppered moth was also not there from the ...
... 10.1098/rsbl.2011.1136. Or to take your example of bird colouration - gather some data and do some experiments! Manipulate the colour or ...
... 10.1098/rsbl.2011.1136. Или, если взять ваш пример с окраской птиц - соберите какие-нибудь данные и проведите эксперименты! Измените цвет или ...
org/doi/10.1098/rsbl.2011.1136 So the original Kettlewell was study flawed, yes. Fraudulent, no. 3 yrs · Profile photo of Aaron · Aaron Russel.
org/doi/10.1098/rsbl.2011.1136. GIF, description not available, sent by Benjamin Pierce. royalsocietypublishing.org. 5 yrs · 6 · Profile photo ...
... 10.1098/rsbl.2011.1136). Most of the peppered moths that survived long enough to reproduce had charcoal-coloured wings, a trait that they ...
... 10.1098/rsbl.2011.1136. | Arşiv Bağlantısı; J. V. Z. Brower. (2017). Experimental Studies Of Mimicry In Some North American Butterflies: Part ...
Biology Letters online,:doi: 10.1098/rsbl.2011.1136. Hoekstra, H. E., J. M. Hoekstra, D. Berrigan, S. N. Vignieri, A. Hoang, C. E. Hill, P ...
doi: 10.1098/rsbl.2011.1136. [Go to]. A. Forsman et al. Rapid evolution of fire melanism in replicated populations of pygmy grasshoppers ...
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