The discussions reflect interest and support for the research, as seen in comments about the developmental origin of mirror-image shells and the citizen science efforts to find and understand Jeremy, with tone and word choices emphasizing curiosity and admiration for the scientific process.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions agree that the development of mirror-image snails is due to developmental errors rather than genetics, indicating broad consensus with phrases like 'due to developmental accident'.
InterestHigh interest
The topic of rare snails and citizen science seems engaging, with commenters expressing fascination about the biological processes and the unique snail Jeremy, highlighted in comments such as 'snails in the park...beautiful shells'.
EngagementModerate engagement
Participants reference specific research efforts, like locating and breeding snails or discussing embryonic development, showing a moderate level of deeper engagement.
ImpactModerate impact
While discussions highlight scientific insights, the overall impact remains moderate, with some posts pondering scientific implications but limited discussion on broader societal effects.
Abstract in brief
The study explores the rare occurrence of mirror-image (sinistral) snails, focusing on a unique snail named Jeremy, and investigates whether their chirality is due to genetics or developmental accidents.
The research found that most sinistral snails are not caused by a single maternal gene but likely result from developmental errors, which has implications for understanding left-right asymmetry in animals.
Citizen scientists helped locate and breed these rare snails to gather data, revealing insights into how internal and external asymmetries are established in living organisms.
Rare left-coiling shell of some garden snails is due to developmental accident, rather than inherited condition https://t.co/kmyi27SQyR | #BiologyLetters #snaillove #chirality @leftysnail https://t.co/v7MdyDoPtX
Jun 21, 2021 · 12 likes · 4 shares · 38,635 followersView post →
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Taupo
@pierrekerner · X
Chez les gastéropodes, comme le célèbre escargot gaucher Jérémy les premières divisions embryonnaires sont cruciales pour établir leur symétrie 1 étude impliquant de la science participative semble montrer qu'il s'agit d'incidents et non de trait héritable https://t.co/wR0qYSOMGf https://t.co/tgpo5Mmkcx
Jun 9, 2020 · 10 likes · 10,050 followersView post →
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Royal Society Publishing
@RSocPublishing · X
Rare left-coiling shell of some garden snails is due to developmental accident, rather than inherited condition https://t.co/kmyi27SQyR | #BiologyLetters #snaillove #chirality @leftysnail https://t.co/AN48mQnh3R
Dec 29, 2021 · 7 likes · 3 shares · 38,635 followersView post →
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Futura
@futurasciences · X
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Royal Society Publishing
@RSocPublishing · X
Rare left-coiling shell of some garden snails is due to developmental accident, rather than inherited condition https://t.co/kmyi27SQyR | #BiologyLetters #snaillove #chirality https://t.co/J4NT1notV3
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Royal Society Publishing
@RSocPublishing · X
Rare left-coiling shell of some garden snails is due to developmental accident, rather than inherited condition https://t.co/kmyi27SQyR | #BiologyLetters #snaillove #chirality @leftysnail https://t.co/AN48mQnh3R
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Mark E. Hauber
@cowbirdlab · X
RT @RSocPublishing: Rare left-coiling shell of some garden snails is due to developmental accident, rather than inherited condition https:/…
Rare left-coiling shell of some garden snails is due to developmental accident, rather than inherited condition https://t.co/kmyi27SQyR | #BiologyLetters #snaillove #chirality https://t.co/J4NT1notV3
UK • Rare left-coiling shells of some garden snails are due to developmental accidents, rather than to an inherited condition • via @RSocPublishing • June 2021 https://t.co/5M8yKqnFYk https://t.co/jb6vOXr3rc
Jun 24, 2021 · 1 like · 9,086 followersView post →
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Dr. Imogen Cavadino
@I_Cavadino · X
RT @RSocPublishing: Rare left-coiling shell of some garden snails is due to developmental accident, rather than inherited condition https:/…
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Royal Society Publishing
@RSocPublishing · X
Rare left-coiling shell of some garden snails is due to developmental accident, rather than inherited condition https://t.co/kmyi27SQyR | #BiologyLetters #snaillove #chirality @leftysnail https://t.co/v7MdyDoPtX
Jun 21, 2021 · 12 likes · 4 shares · 38,635 followersView post →
Chez les gastéropodes, comme le célèbre escargot gaucher Jérémy les premières divisions embryonnaires sont cruciales pour établir leur symétrie 1 étude impliquant de la science participative semble montrer qu'il s'agit d'incidents et non de trait héritable https://t.co/wR0qYSOMGf https://t.co/tgpo5Mmkcx
Jun 9, 2020 · 10 likes · 10,050 followersView post →
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Thomas Gerl
@ThomasGerl1 · X
@BeeSafeGarrido Ich bin über einen Artikel zu Jeremy einer Internet Shellebrity gestolpert und hab gedacht: Das Thema schreit nach einem Film.
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4/n this great #citizenscience initiative that found a mate for a snail called Jeremy whose shell coiled the opposite way to most common garden snails https://t.co/zFHlc1gI2P ...
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