Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show the tree of Hug et al. If you don't put it into your slides, the
A new view of the tree of life.
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The collective discussions demonstrate strong support for the new view of the tree of life, citing examples like bacterial diversity, metagenomic discoveries, and the shift from a traditional 'tree' to a network model. The tone combines enthusiasm with technical references, reflecting both engagement and a recognition of significant implications in evolutionary biology.
Many discussions express support for the new perspective on microbial diversity and bacterial dominance, reflecting general agreement with the publication’s findings.
Posts show high curiosity, especially with references to metagenomics and the implications of discovering new microbial lineages, indicating strong interest.
Several comments delve into scientific details, such as the shift from visualizing life as a tree to a network, demonstrating active engagement.
Discussions recognize the importance of these findings for understanding evolution and microbial ecology, indicating a meaningful impact on scientific perspectives.
Abstract in brief
- The study presents an expanded and updated view of the tree of life, incorporating genomic data from over 1000 previously unstudied organisms, which reveals greater diversity, especially among bacteria.
- Traditional views focused on deep evolutionary relationships or well-known groups like eukaryotes, but this new approach emphasizes the importance of uncultivated microbes and their roles in ecosystems.
- The findings highlight the dominance of bacterial diversification, especially among organisms without isolated representatives, and suggest that these hidden lineages are crucial for understanding evolution and microbial contributions to biogeochemical processes.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky#DarwinDay Lunch “It is necessary to look forward to a harvest, however distant that may be, when some fruit will be reaped, some good effected.” ― Charles Darwin A new view of the tree of life
Happy international microorganism day! Metagenomics and the discovery and analysis of innumerable lineages of new organisms, including CPR! @LAHug_ et al. A new view of the Tree of Life, Nature Microbiology (2016) Luef et al. 2015, Nature Comm. @BanfieldLab @UCBerkeley @igisci https://t.co/xX0kSyJTvY
A new view of the tree of life https://t.co/QbHAvrVb8N
@lostsioux1 A new view of the tree of life https://t.co/zueQxBA3XT
A Whiff of Taxonomy – Atribacter laminatus by Christoph — The image is way too large to show it here, but when you join me and Hug et al. (2016) for "A new view of the tree of life" here, you can spot a bunch of names of bacterial phyla in the top... Read more > tinyurl.com/bdznnd54 #MicroSky
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Understanding the Evolutionary Tree of Life with Genomic Data
This video explores an expanded view of the tree of life, emphasizing the diversity of bacteria revealed through genomic data from over 1000 previously unstudied organisms, highlighting the importance of microbial…
Exploring the Diversity of the Tree of Life
This video delves into the concept of the tree of life and its biodiversity. It examines the relationship between humans and other life forms, including fungi and plants. The discussion is rooted in new phylogenomic…
Fungi, Animals, & Plants are clades: their members are more closely related to each other than to anything else Protists are an obsolete trash bin group, found in & outside the 6 kingdoms of multicellular life All are inside Archaea Bacteria are separate & more diverse than all of the above
@lostsioux1 A new view of the tree of life https://t.co/zueQxBA3XT
@YoloNob @Mati_Acosta_ @TuckerGringo https://t.co/bTvr6q0EJp estan 1:1 en realidad
RT @miangoar: Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show th…
RT @miangoar: Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show th…
RT @miangoar: Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show th…
RT @miangoar: Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show th…
#DarwinDay Lunch “It is necessary to look forward to a harvest, however distant that may be, when some fruit will be reaped, some good effected.” ― Charles Darwin A new view of the tree of life
RT @edyong209: A new view of the tree of life: bacteria dominate, and most of them are a complete mystery https://t.co/FJ5Y0SoqR2 https://t…
RT @edyong209: A new view of the tree of life: bacteria dominate, and most of them are a complete mystery https://t.co/FJ5Y0SoqR2 https://t…
RT @edyong209: A new view of the tree of life: bacteria dominate, and most of them are a complete mystery https://t.co/FJ5Y0SoqR2 https://t…
A Whiff of Taxonomy – Atribacter laminatus by Christoph — The image is way too large to show it here, but when you join me and Hug et al. (2016) for "A new view of the tree of life" here, you can spot a bunch of names of bacterial phyla in the top... Read more > tinyurl.com/bdznnd54 #MicroSky
RT @miangoar: Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show th…
RT @miangoar: Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show th…
RT @miangoar: Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show th…
RT @miangoar: Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show th…
RT @miangoar: Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show th…
RT @miangoar: Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show th…
RT @miangoar: Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show th…
RT @miangoar: Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show th…
RT @miangoar: Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show th…
RT @miangoar: Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show th…
RT @miangoar: Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show th…
RT @miangoar: Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show th…
RT @miangoar: Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show th…
RT @miangoar: Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show th…
Fun fact: there is no presentation where you talk about the new microbial species discovered by #metagenomics and not show the tree of Hug et al. If you don't put it into your slides, the
RT @luis_valentin26: Happy international microorganism day! Metagenomics and the discovery and analysis of innumerable lineages of new orga…
RT @luis_valentin26: Happy international microorganism day! Metagenomics and the discovery and analysis of innumerable lineages of new orga…
Happy international microorganism day! Metagenomics and the discovery and analysis of innumerable lineages of new organisms, including CPR! @LAHug_ et al. A new view of the Tree of Life, Nature Microbiology (2016) Luef et al. 2015, Nature Comm. @BanfieldLab @UCBerkeley @igisci https://t.co/xX0kSyJTvY
https://t.co/fFLdlekSjL A new view of the “tree of life”. Long, but worth it for a different perspective on evolution [spoiler...] as #network instead of tree.
RT @yoh2: A new view of the tree of life https://t.co/QbHAvrVb8N
A new view of the tree of life https://t.co/QbHAvrVb8N
A 2016 (metagenomic) representation of the tree of life using ribosomal protein sequences. Hug, Laura A.; Baker, Brett J.; Anantharaman, Karthik; Brown, Christopher T.; et al. (11 April 2016). "A new view of the tree of life". Nature Microbiology. 1 (5). 16048. https://t.co/IHVvBt40NB
Haeckel, E. Generelle Morphologie der Organismen (1866) Hug, L. A. et al. A new view of the tree of life, Nature Microbiol. 1, 16048 (2016)
A new view of the tree of life, 4 years old https://t.co/IxmGRU74Xx
A new view of the tree of life https://t.co/AdQkrcbaHt
A new view of the tree of life https://t.co/aeDdsD3tYn via @rightrelevance thanks @michael_nielsen
41564_2016_Article_BFnmicrobiol201648_Fig1_HTML.jpg (946×1134) https://t.co/PMz9saaFmJ
A new view of the tree of life | Nature Microbiology https://t.co/vhMMuQtxPq
Jos ajattelemme koko ”elämän puuta” on se aivan käsittämättömän laaja. Kuvassa oikealla alhaalle on vihreällä merkitty aitotumalliset, joihin mekin kuulumme. (”A new view of the tree of life” Nature Microbiology 2016, 16048)
“A new view of the tree of life” http://buff.ly/1Sxwl9f
A new view of the tree of life http://www.nature.com/articles/nmicrobiol201648
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