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Overall, the discussions express strong interest and moderate agreement with the significance of fluorescence in animals, exemplified by phrases like 'many animals glow under UV light' and references to scientific studies such as Taboada et al 2017. The tone varies from curiosity to scientific appreciation, with participants sharing examples of glowing mammals and frogs, demonstrating their engagement with the topic without dominating the conversation.
Most discussions support the idea that fluorescence in animals, including frogs and mammals, is a fascinating biological phenomenon worth attention.
Participants show high curiosity about fluorescence and UV light effects, with many posts highlighting surprising facts and details about animal glow-in-the-dark features.
While some comments share basic information about fluorescence, others delve into scientific processes like UV-PL, indicating moderate but not deep engagement.
Though there’s recognition of the importance of fluorescent phenomena in understanding animal biology, the discussions seem to have a modest influence on broader scientific or ecological debates.
aqui são as referências que eu usei pra escrever a thread, quem quiser os artigos é só chamar na DM: -LAMB & DAVIS, 2019. Salamanders and other amphibians are aglow with biofuorescence. Nature -TABOADA et al 2017. Naturally occurring fluorescence in frogs. PNAS
Did you know many animals and even some fossils glow under UV light? Let Jasper Ponstein tell you all about it in our latest episode of #GenuineRockstars https://t.co/3cE5HLXF2Q https://t.co/Q3UPpXFCzR
This evening at 8 pm CET we will release another #GenuineRockstar! Jasper Ponstein is a PhD student in vertebrate paleontology at @mfnberlin who studied animals who glow in the dark! https://t.co/3cE5HLXF2Q
The eighth #GenuineRockstar of the year was @JasperPonstein who showed us that mammal fur can glow in the dark! https://t.co/3cE5HLXF2Q
Check out @JasperPonstein, a PhD student at the @mfnberlin. He shows us that multiple mammal species turn bright pink when exposed to ultraviolet light, due to a process known as ultraviolet-induced photoluminescence (UV-PL). https://t.co/3cE5HLG3Eg #FossilFriday #Rocktober
Check out @JasperPonstein, a PhD student at the @mfnberlin. He shows us that multiple mammal species turn bright pink when exposed to ultraviolet light, due to a process known as ultraviolet-induced photoluminescence (UV-PL). https://t.co/3cE5HLXF2Q #FossilFriday
Scintillating detectors at CERN rely on luminescence, also known as cold light, to detect high-energy particles. This video explores how light is created, differences between incandescence and luminescence, and their…
Jasper Ponstein discusses new research on ultraviolet-induced photoluminescence in mammals, caused by waste management processes, highlighting its biological origin and potential links to paleontology and animal…
Check out @JasperPonstein, a PhD student at the @mfnberlin. He shows us that multiple mammal species turn bright pink when exposed to ultraviolet light, due to a process known as ultraviolet-induced photoluminescence (UV-PL). https://t.co/3cE5HLXF2Q #FossilFriday
The eighth #GenuineRockstar of the year was @JasperPonstein who showed us that mammal fur can glow in the dark! https://t.co/3cE5HLXF2Q
Check out @JasperPonstein, a PhD student at the @mfnberlin. He shows us that multiple mammal species turn bright pink when exposed to ultraviolet light, due to a process known as ultraviolet-induced photoluminescence (UV-PL). https://t.co/3cE5HLG3Eg #FossilFriday #Rocktober
PhD student @JasperPonstein @mfnberlin shows us that multiple mammal species turn bright pink when exposed to ultraviolet light, due to a process known as ultraviolet-induced photoluminescence (UV-PL). https://t.co/3cE5HLXF2Q #FossilFriday
Check out @JasperPonstein, a PhD student at the @mfnberlin. He shows us that multiple mammal species turn bright pink when exposed to ultraviolet light, due to a process known as ultraviolet-induced photoluminescence (UV-PL). https://t.co/3cE5HLYcSo #FossilFriday
And did you know many animals fluoresce under UV light? Let Jasper Ponstein tell you all about it! https://t.co/3cE5HLXF2Q #FlashbackFriday #FluorescenceFriday
Did you know many animals and even some fossils glow under UV light? Let Jasper Ponstein tell you all about it in our latest episode of #GenuineRockstars https://t.co/3cE5HLXF2Q https://t.co/Q3UPpXFCzR
RT @MelanieDuring: This evening at 8 pm CET we will release another #GenuineRockstar! Jasper Ponstein is a PhD student in vertebrate paleo…
This evening at 8 pm CET we will release another #GenuineRockstar! Jasper Ponstein is a PhD student in vertebrate paleontology at @mfnberlin who studied animals who glow in the dark! https://t.co/3cE5HLXF2Q
aqui são as referências que eu usei pra escrever a thread, quem quiser os artigos é só chamar na DM: -LAMB & DAVIS, 2019. Salamanders and other amphibians are aglow with biofuorescence. Nature -TABOADA et al 2017. Naturally occurring fluorescence in frogs. PNAS
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doi: 10.1073/pnas.1701053114. About Jake Buehler. Jake Buehler is a freelance science writer, covering natural history, wildlife conservation ...
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USA 2017, DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1701053114). In full daylight, the frog appears yellow. But in low-light situations, the frog's fluorescence ...
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这一研究成果公布在《美国国家科学院院刊》（PNAS）杂志上。 广告. X ... Carlos Taboada, doi: 10.1073/pnas.1701053114. Naturally occurring ...
More information: Naturally occurring fluorescence in frogs, PNAS, www.pnas.org/cgi/doi/10.1073/pnas.1701053114. Abstract Fluorescence, the ...
Is it only common in tree frogs? Or is it ever found in other ecological circumstances?” Journal reference: PNAS, DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1701053114.
' References. C Taboada et al, Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci USA, 2017, DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1701053114 · Anthony KingI am a freelance science ...
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