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The group discusses the evolutionary findings, like the divergence between African and Eurasian rhino lineages, with some posts celebrating the science and others expressing skepticism or skepticism about the motives behind the research. The tone varies from supportive to dismissive, influenced by personal beliefs about science, as seen in comments questioning the motives and references to religious beliefs, which creates a mixed but somewhat engaged dialogue.
The majority of the discussions express general support or neutrality toward the research, with some skepticism or criticism, especially around the credibility of the science or motives.
Participants show moderate interest, particularly in highlights about rhino conservation and the evolutionary findings, but some posts lack depth or detailed engagement.
Several posts reference specific aspects of the research, such as genome sequencing and divergence times, indicating some level of deeper thought, although many simply share links or brief comments.
The discussions seem to have some influence, as they highlight conservation concerns and scientific discoveries, but the overall impact appears limited to a niche audience and doesn't seem to provoke broad societal change.
ICYMI: Researchers sequenced genomes from 5 rhino species (3 extinct; 2 living), compared them to existing data from the remaining 3 living species, & identified an early divergence between extant African & Eurasian lineages https://t.co/rjVrRSVyQP
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@desirs74 @AiG Sounds like you fell for a scam I know I did growing up Times like these I’m grateful for my Bible college student debt because no one there had a financial interest in lying to me at least not about evolutionary science https://t.co/B5l7mvr9ma
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Ancient and modern genomes unravel the evolutionary history of the rhinoceros family https://t.co/9ej021U8Fd
This video explores the evolution of rhinoceroses from basal ancestors to modern species, highlighting the discovery of a new Oligocene giant rhino, Paraceratherium linxiaense, and its implications for understanding…
Scientists sequenced genomes from five rhinoceros species, including extinct and extant ones, to understand their evolutionary history. The study reveals divergence timelines and highlights the impact of human…
The video covers the evolutionary history of rhinoceroses based on genome sequencing of extinct and living species, highlighting divergence times and the impact of humans on genetic diversity and conservation efforts.
RT @Tricerasun1353: https://t.co/1XLyEcpoLb
RT @Tricerasun1353: https://t.co/1XLyEcpoLb
RT @Tricerasun1353: https://t.co/1XLyEcpoLb
https://t.co/1XLyEcpoLb
@desirs74 @AiG Sounds like you fell for a scam I know I did growing up Times like these I’m grateful for my Bible college student debt because no one there had a financial interest in lying to me at least not about evolutionary science https://t.co/B5l7mvr9ma
ICYMI: Researchers sequenced genomes from 5 rhino species (3 extinct; 2 living), compared them to existing data from the remaining 3 living species, & identified an early divergence between extant African & Eurasian lineages https://t.co/rjVrRSVyQP
Ancient and modern genomes unravel the evolutionary history of the rhinoceros family https://t.co/v3cUOj95jS #science #genomics
Ancient and modern genomes unravel the evolutionary history of the rhinoceros family https://t.co/9nUVxYPW2V #science #genomics
The evolutionary history of rhinos. All modern species are endangered. Save 'em https://t.co/Liwkft9rCf
Ancient and modern genomes unravel the evolutionary history of the rhinoceros family https://t.co/v3cUOj95jS #science #genomics
Ancient and modern genomes unravel the evolutionary history of the rhinoceros family https://t.co/9ej021U8Fd