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The discussions mainly revolve around lighthearted mentions of skate videos and scientific methods, like the appreciation for reproducibility, but lack detailed analysis or strong engagement, reflecting a neutral or mildly interested attitude towards the research.
The posts show neutrality, with no clear support or opposition toward the article's findings.
Some posts express curiosity or mild interest, especially with mentions of unusual skate behaviors and scientific methods.
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Já acabou voyeur? Não, o bicho apresenta comportamento bípede (o do vídeo é um juvenil então não sei se é macho ou fêmea pipipopo) https://t.co/8syBDP5zKl
And if you were craving a baby skate video with an electric polka soundtrack, @ScienceMagazine has got you covered. https://t.co/yGAHZoEdw4
RT @VColoridos: Já acabou voyeur? Não, o bicho apresenta comportamento bípede (o do vídeo é um juvenil então não sei se é macho ou fêmea p…
The authors of "The Ancient Origins of Neural Substrates for Land…" (https://t.co/5rleFkC44K) included RRIDs in their paper! We appreciate the author's support of reproducibility. #methodsmatter #accelerateopenscience
This study reveals that neural circuits for walking are present in early fish like the skate, highlighting their ancient origin around 420 million years ago. Key features of walking behavior and genetic mechanisms…
The study reveals that neural circuits necessary for walking are present in the primitive skate, indicating early vertebrate origins, with key features like limb alternation and reciprocal fin movements shared across…
And if you were craving a baby skate video with an electric polka soundtrack, @ScienceMagazine has got you covered. https://t.co/yGAHZoEdw4
The authors of "The Ancient Origins of Neural Substrates for Land…" (https://t.co/5rleFkC44K) included RRIDs in their paper! We appreciate the author's support of reproducibility. #methodsmatter #accelerateopenscience
RT @VColoridos: Já acabou voyeur? Não, o bicho apresenta comportamento bípede (o do vídeo é um juvenil então não sei se é macho ou fêmea p…
Já acabou voyeur? Não, o bicho apresenta comportamento bípede (o do vídeo é um juvenil então não sei se é macho ou fêmea pipipopo) https://t.co/8syBDP5zKl
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