Congratulations to @EmilyG155 and supervisor Dr Marcello Ruta on publication of their manuscript in @ScienceAdvances 'The developmental biology of Charnia and the eumetazoan affinity of the Ediacaran rangeomorphs'. Full details
The developmental biology of and the eumetazoan affinity of the Ediacaran rangeomorphs.
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Discussions demonstrate interest through comments like recognizing the shapes as 'really intriguing' and potential broad animal connections, with some references to work on similar structures indicating moderate engagement. Words like 'support,' 'incredible,' and questions about their nature reveal positive and engaged reactions to the article's implications.
Most discussions acknowledge agreement with the publication's findings, expressing support for its conclusions about early animal evolution.
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While not overtly transformative, these discussions suggest that the publication influences perceptions of early development in biology.
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- The study explores the developmental biology and evolutionary classification of Ediacaran rangeomorphs, a mysterious group of early multicellular organisms from about 574 to 538 million years ago, aiming to clarify their place in animal evolution despite current uncertainties.
- Researchers provide evidence that rangeomorphs had interconnected internal structures and were composed of branching parts derived from earlier branches, supporting their complexity and potential ties to early animals.
- The findings suggest that rangeomorphs are related to stem eumetazoans (early animal ancestors), which helps reconcile different fossil records of early animal evolution and broadens the understanding of the diversity in early animal bodyplans.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@JulietCCoates Their shapes are indeed really intriguing :) We dont know exactly what they were, but they are likely to be broadly animals - see work done on similar fronds by @Frankie_Dunn_ https://t.co/dqVz9oMA4G
RT @UoLLifeSciences: Congratulations to @EmilyG155 and supervisor Dr Marcello Ruta on publication of their manuscript in @ScienceAdvances…
RT @Hoyaboya11: Dunn et al. (2021) 「Charniaの発生生物学とエディアカラン紀のランゲオモルフ類の真正後生動物との類縁性」(オープンアクセス) The developmental biology of Charnia and the eum…
RT @Hoyaboya11: Dunn et al. (2021) 「Charniaの発生生物学とエディアカラン紀のランゲオモルフ類の真正後生動物との類縁性」(オープンアクセス) The developmental biology of Charnia and the eum…
Dunn et al. (2021) 「Charniaの発生生物学とエディアカラン紀のランゲオモルフ類の真正後生動物との類縁性」(オープンアクセス) The developmental biology of Charnia and the eumetazoan affinity of the Ediacaran rangeomorphs https://t.co/Pad01hVo90
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RT @Hoyaboya11: Dunn et al. (2021) 「Charniaの発生生物学とエディアカラン紀のランゲオモルフ類の真正後生動物との類縁性」(オープンアクセス) The developmental biology of Charnia and the eum…
RT @Hoyaboya11: Dunn et al. (2021) 「Charniaの発生生物学とエディアカラン紀のランゲオモルフ類の真正後生動物との類縁性」(オープンアクセス) The developmental biology of Charnia and the eum…
Dunn et al. (2021) 「Charniaの発生生物学とエディアカラン紀のランゲオモルフ類の真正後生動物との類縁性」(オープンアクセス) The developmental biology of Charnia and the eumetazoan affinity of the Ediacaran rangeomorphs https://t.co/Pad01hVo90
エディアカラ紀のランゲオモルフ、チャルニア(Charnia)がステム真正後生動物として支持されている系統解析を発見 Dunn et al. (2021) https://t.co/Pad01hVVYy https://t.co/K7bKq1I4NJ
RT @UoLLifeSciences: Congratulations to @EmilyG155 and supervisor Dr Marcello Ruta on publication of their manuscript in @ScienceAdvances…
Congratulations to @EmilyG155 and supervisor Dr Marcello Ruta on publication of their manuscript in @ScienceAdvances 'The developmental biology of Charnia and the eumetazoan affinity of the Ediacaran rangeomorphs'. Full details
@JulietCCoates Their shapes are indeed really intriguing :) We dont know exactly what they were, but they are likely to be broadly animals - see work done on similar fronds by @Frankie_Dunn_ https://t.co/dqVz9oMA4G