The discussions highlight fascination with the discovery of spheniscins and their properties, as seen in phrases like 'so much to learn about these beauties' and references to the pigment's uniqueness. The tone varies from curiosity to scientific interest, with some users mentioning further studies needed, reflecting an engaged but cautious attitude towards the research's significance.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions acknowledge the uniqueness of the pigments in penguin feathers and appreciate the scientific focus on these yellow hues.
InterestHigh interest
Posts express high curiosity about the pigmentation and its implications, referencing the need for further research.
EngagementModerate engagement
Some comments delve into details like UV reflection and potential links to sex or health, indicating active involvement.
ImpactModerate impact
While the discussions recognize the novelty of the research, they view it as an initial step, with moderate recognition of its broader significance.
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Sherezade MR
@sherezade_mr · X
@angelmartin_nc Me cortó el "ciao" así que lo dejo junto a los links xD
Paper amarillo: https://t.co/w1PaEnqrYi
Paper delfín: https://t.co/l5lexWqzhu
Paper tucán: https://t.co/bkq120ZqGO
Paper Copito de nieve: https://t.co/Hdm2pNeyR3
Noticia: https://t.co/Gd43r2p2il
Feb 23, 2021 · 14 likes · 1 share · 11,839 followersView post →
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Sushma Reddy
@phylodiversity · X
Still so much to learn about these beauties. The stunning orange, yellows of penguin feathers are a unique, newly discovered class of pigments [https://t.co/4ArTQ057xo]. Bill color reflects UV and varies with age. More studies are needed to see if they indicate sex or health.
5/6 https://t.co/bL7yQueMge
@bedhom Dans l'article en lien, un papier scientifique sur un pigment unique aux manchots est cité, fournissant la couleur jaune: la sphenicine https://t.co/lamKpBYJhJ
This video explains how penguin colors serve purposes like camouflage, attracting mates, and temperature regulation. Discover interesting facts about their feather colors, molting process, and unique yellow pigments…
Exploring vibrational spectroscopic analyses of unique yellow feather pigments, known as spheniscins, in penguins and their implications for understanding pigmentation variations.
Still so much to learn about these beauties. The stunning orange, yellows of penguin feathers are a unique, newly discovered class of pigments [https://t.co/4ArTQ057xo]. Bill color reflects UV and varies with age. More studies are needed to see if they indicate sex or health.
5/6 https://t.co/bL7yQueMge
@bedhom Dans l'article en lien, un papier scientifique sur un pigment unique aux manchots est cité, fournissant la couleur jaune: la sphenicine https://t.co/lamKpBYJhJ
@angelmartin_nc Me cortó el "ciao" así que lo dejo junto a los links xD
Paper amarillo: https://t.co/w1PaEnqrYi
Paper delfín: https://t.co/l5lexWqzhu
Paper tucán: https://t.co/bkq120ZqGO
Paper Copito de nieve: https://t.co/Hdm2pNeyR3
Noticia: https://t.co/Gd43r2p2il
Feb 23, 2021 · 14 likes · 1 share · 11,839 followersView post →
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