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The social discussions show enthusiasm for the study, with many posts emphasizing how early mammals' increase in body size was the first step before brain enlargement, using words like 'excited,' 'favorite,' and references to specific scientific methods like CT scans. These elements reflect a positive reception and curiosity about evolutionary processes, with some sharing links and celebrating collaborations, indicating moderate engagement and perceived significance.
Most discussions acknowledge and support the findings, highlighting that body size increase preceded brain size development in early placental mammals.
Posts demonstrate high curiosity, with many referring to interesting details about mammal evolution and using phrases like 'interesting read' and 'excited to share,' indicating engaging content.
Participants actively reference specific studies and utilize scientific terminology, evidencing a moderate depth of involvement.
The widespread sharing of the research and naming of influential scientists suggest the discussion has some influence on understanding mammal evolution, but primarily within academic and scientific communities.
Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes among placental mammals were the first thing to increase after the animals expanded across the globe after the dinosaurs’ extinction. https://t.co/pPmA9gvdjI https://t.co/xcV1cGE86d
Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes among placental mammals were the first thing to increase after the animals expanded across the globe after the dinosaurs’ extinction. https://t.co/pPmA9gvdjI https://t.co/fFxckMCMs3
白亜紀後の哺乳類は脳力より腕力 はじめは体格が大きい哺乳類がのしていたが、環境がより複雑になるにつれより高い認知能力を必要とするようになったのだろうとのこと 論文 https://t.co/yJFAUZ0qIt
New in Science: “Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous extinction” by RGGS Kade alum Ornella Bertrand & colleagues (inc Columbia-RGGS PhD alums Steve Brusatte & Michelle Spaulding, AMNH-RGGS PD alum Jack Tseng, & RGGS profs John Flynn and Jin Meng)
Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous extinction https://t.co/2BpJebknEv
Congratulations to @RowanUniversity Dept. of Biological Sciences Professor @LukeTHolbrook for his recent collaboration published in @ScienceMagazine! @RowanCSM @ResearchAtRowan Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous extinction https://t.co/np7uK3Z2vw
This video explores how placental mammals initially decreased brain size after the end-Cretaceous extinction due to rapid body growth. It highlights the later evolution of larger, more developed brains during the…
Early placental mammals initially decreased brain size relative to body size after the extinction, as body size increased to fill ecological niches. During the Eocene, independent lineages developed larger, more complex…
RT @RowanCSM: Congratulations to @RowanUniversity Dept. of Biological Sciences Professor @LukeTHolbrook for his recent collaboration publis…
An interesting read! https://t.co/vciA54dXKs
RT @SteveBrusatte: You can read the paper here: https://t.co/KU1TNar7Rh
RT @goodchild_owen: #FossilFriday to my personal favorite: mammal brains and inner ears. Loved this use of CT to look at the big picture of…
#FossilFriday to my personal favorite: mammal brains and inner ears. Loved this use of CT to look at the big picture of the evolution of brains and senses after the K-Pg! https://t.co/2Ox3a56gsA
https://t.co/5eT6UobSL4
RT @ChesterLabCUNY: We're excited to share our new collaborative study led by @OrnellaBertrand from the @SteveBrusatte lab @EdinburghUni on…
“It was only later, in the Eocene, that brain size began to increase, likely driven by a need for greater cognition in increasingly complex environments” Or: because of less affordances for offloading the basis of cognition into the environment! https://t.co/EunHTYfWtp
RT @pantheo27705718: 白亜紀後の哺乳類は脳力より腕力 はじめは体格が大きい哺乳類がのしていたが、環境がより複雑になるにつれより高い認知能力を必要とするようになったのだろうとのこと 論文 https://t.co/yJFAUZ0qIt
And here is the recently released Science article on mammal brains after the end Cretaceous extiction: https://t.co/H2UBmxIvar https://t.co/WSlQ73bb6T
RT @AS_ONE_Official: Scienceへのリンクも貼ってほしいわね。 https://t.co/ugBXjsZyCr
Scienceへのリンクも貼ってほしいわね。 https://t.co/ugBXjsZyCr
RT @ChesterLabCUNY: We're excited to share our new collaborative study led by @OrnellaBertrand from the @SteveBrusatte lab @EdinburghUni on…
RT @BioTay: Cuando los dinosaurios se extinguieron, los mamíferos aumentaron de tamaño, pero su cerebro era proporcionalmente cada vez más…
RT @RGGSatAMNH: New in Science: “Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous extinction” by RGGS Kade alum Ornella Be…
RT @RGGSatAMNH: https://t.co/oTRXUF78NG
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RT @RGGSatAMNH: New in Science: “Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous extinction” by RGGS Kade alum Ornella Be…
New in Science: “Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous extinction” by RGGS Kade alum Ornella Bertrand & colleagues (inc Columbia-RGGS PhD alums Steve Brusatte & Michelle Spaulding, AMNH-RGGS PD alum Jack Tseng, & RGGS profs John Flynn and Jin Meng)
RT @ChesterLabCUNY: We're excited to share our new collaborative study led by @OrnellaBertrand from the @SteveBrusatte lab @EdinburghUni on…
RT @SteveStuWill: Mammals are a particularly smart group of animals; humans are just the extreme of this trend. A new paper argues that rel…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous extinction [e.g. dinosaurs] “…placental radiation initially emphasized increases in body size…Brains eventually became larger as ecosystems saturated and competition intensified.” https://t.co/CDgmEULRay
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes among placental mammals were the first thing to increase after the animals expanded across the globe after the dinosaurs’ extinction. https://t.co/pPmA9gvdjI https://t.co/xcV1cGE86d
RT @SteveStuWill: Mammals are a particularly smart group of animals; humans are just the extreme of this trend. A new paper argues that rel…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
RT @BioTay: Cuando los dinosaurios se extinguieron, los mamíferos aumentaron de tamaño, pero su cerebro era proporcionalmente cada vez más…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
RT @RowanCSM: Congratulations to @RowanUniversity Dept. of Biological Sciences Professor @LukeTHolbrook for his recent collaboration publis…
RT @RowanCSM: Congratulations to @RowanUniversity Dept. of Biological Sciences Professor @LukeTHolbrook for his recent collaboration publis…
Congratulations to @RowanUniversity Dept. of Biological Sciences Professor @LukeTHolbrook for his recent collaboration published in @ScienceMagazine! @RowanCSM @ResearchAtRowan Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous extinction https://t.co/np7uK3Z2vw
RT @ScienceMagazine: Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes a…
Contrary to the convention that mammal brains have steadily enlarged over time, a new Science study finds body sizes among placental mammals were the first thing to increase after the animals expanded across the globe after the dinosaurs’ extinction. https://t.co/pPmA9gvdjI https://t.co/fFxckMCMs3
RT @ChesterLabCUNY: We're excited to share our new collaborative study led by @OrnellaBertrand from the @SteveBrusatte lab @EdinburghUni on…
RT @ChesterLabCUNY: We're excited to share our new collaborative study led by @OrnellaBertrand from the @SteveBrusatte lab @EdinburghUni on…
RT @ChesterLabCUNY: We're excited to share our new collaborative study led by @OrnellaBertrand from the @SteveBrusatte lab @EdinburghUni on…
RT @ChesterLabCUNY: We're excited to share our new collaborative study led by @OrnellaBertrand from the @SteveBrusatte lab @EdinburghUni on…
RT @ChesterLabCUNY: We're excited to share our new collaborative study led by @OrnellaBertrand from the @SteveBrusatte lab @EdinburghUni on…
Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous extinction https://t.co/pVreK7UeTr
RT @NielsJdeWinter: Nice study @ScienceMagazine showing early mammals got big before they grew bigger brains https://t.co/5kWrcyUoJe
RT @pantheo27705718: 白亜紀後の哺乳類は脳力より腕力 はじめは体格が大きい哺乳類がのしていたが、環境がより複雑になるにつれより高い認知能力を必要とするようになったのだろうとのこと 論文 https://t.co/yJFAUZ0qIt
RT @pantheo27705718: 白亜紀後の哺乳類は脳力より腕力 はじめは体格が大きい哺乳類がのしていたが、環境がより複雑になるにつれより高い認知能力を必要とするようになったのだろうとのこと 論文 https://t.co/yJFAUZ0qIt
RT @pantheo27705718: 白亜紀後の哺乳類は脳力より腕力 はじめは体格が大きい哺乳類がのしていたが、環境がより複雑になるにつれより高い認知能力を必要とするようになったのだろうとのこと 論文 https://t.co/yJFAUZ0qIt
RT @BioTay: Cuando los dinosaurios se extinguieron, los mamíferos aumentaron de tamaño, pero su cerebro era proporcionalmente cada vez más…
RT @pantheo27705718: 白亜紀後の哺乳類は脳力より腕力 はじめは体格が大きい哺乳類がのしていたが、環境がより複雑になるにつれより高い認知能力を必要とするようになったのだろうとのこと 論文 https://t.co/yJFAUZ0qIt
RT @BioTay: Cuando los dinosaurios se extinguieron, los mamíferos aumentaron de tamaño, pero su cerebro era proporcionalmente cada vez más…
RT @BioTay: Cuando los dinosaurios se extinguieron, los mamíferos aumentaron de tamaño, pero su cerebro era proporcionalmente cada vez más…
RT @pantheo27705718: 白亜紀後の哺乳類は脳力より腕力 はじめは体格が大きい哺乳類がのしていたが、環境がより複雑になるにつれより高い認知能力を必要とするようになったのだろうとのこと 論文 https://t.co/yJFAUZ0qIt
RT @BioTay: Cuando los dinosaurios se extinguieron, los mamíferos aumentaron de tamaño, pero su cerebro era proporcionalmente cada vez más…
RT @BioTay: Cuando los dinosaurios se extinguieron, los mamíferos aumentaron de tamaño, pero su cerebro era proporcionalmente cada vez más…
RT @pantheo27705718: 白亜紀後の哺乳類は脳力より腕力 はじめは体格が大きい哺乳類がのしていたが、環境がより複雑になるにつれより高い認知能力を必要とするようになったのだろうとのこと 論文 https://t.co/yJFAUZ0qIt
Nice study @ScienceMagazine showing early mammals got big before they grew bigger brains https://t.co/5kWrcyUoJe
RT @BioTay: Cuando los dinosaurios se extinguieron, los mamíferos aumentaron de tamaño, pero su cerebro era proporcionalmente cada vez más…
RT @SteveStuWill: Mammals are a particularly smart group of animals; humans are just the extreme of this trend. A new paper argues that rel…
RT @pantheo27705718: 白亜紀後の哺乳類は脳力より腕力 はじめは体格が大きい哺乳類がのしていたが、環境がより複雑になるにつれより高い認知能力を必要とするようになったのだろうとのこと 論文 https://t.co/yJFAUZ0qIt
RT @pantheo27705718: 白亜紀後の哺乳類は脳力より腕力 はじめは体格が大きい哺乳類がのしていたが、環境がより複雑になるにつれより高い認知能力を必要とするようになったのだろうとのこと 論文 https://t.co/yJFAUZ0qIt
白亜紀後の哺乳類は脳力より腕力 はじめは体格が大きい哺乳類がのしていたが、環境がより複雑になるにつれより高い認知能力を必要とするようになったのだろうとのこと 論文 https://t.co/yJFAUZ0qIt
RT @BioTay: Cuando los dinosaurios se extinguieron, los mamíferos aumentaron de tamaño, pero su cerebro era proporcionalmente cada vez más…
RT @BioTay: Cuando los dinosaurios se extinguieron, los mamíferos aumentaron de tamaño, pero su cerebro era proporcionalmente cada vez más…
RT @BioTay: Cuando los dinosaurios se extinguieron, los mamíferos aumentaron de tamaño, pero su cerebro era proporcionalmente cada vez más…
RT @BioTay: Cuando los dinosaurios se extinguieron, los mamíferos aumentaron de tamaño, pero su cerebro era proporcionalmente cada vez más…
RT @SteveStuWill: Mammals are a particularly smart group of animals; humans are just the extreme of this trend. A new paper argues that rel…
RT @ChrisStringer65: Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous extinction https://t.co/tcYPjknxsZ
ARTÍCULO ORIGINAL (resumen) Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous extinction https://t.co/k2ZpCSaufK via @ScienceMagazine
RT @ChesterLabCUNY: We're excited to share our new collaborative study led by @OrnellaBertrand from the @SteveBrusatte lab @EdinburghUni on…
@Paleornella, Sarah L.Shelley, Stephen Brusatte : « Les mammifères sont les vertébrés les plus encéphalisés, avec les cerveaux les plus gros par rapport à la taille du corps. Les mammifères placentaires ont un cerveau particulièrem…https://t.co/7eJfUsKxTJ https://t.co/IyWBg83M6h
RT @ChrisStringer65: Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous extinction https://t.co/tcYPjknxsZ
Here to learn about #dinosaur and findings from our #faculty Prof. John Flynn and Prof. Jin Meng in today published paper "Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous #extinction " https://t.co/ptTWPdAsOv https://t.co/isKLHLig4T
RT @ChesterLabCUNY: We're excited to share our new collaborative study led by @OrnellaBertrand from the @SteveBrusatte lab @EdinburghUni on…
RT @SteveStuWill: Mammals are a particularly smart group of animals; humans are just the extreme of this trend. A new paper argues that rel…
RT @ChesterLabCUNY: We're excited to share our new collaborative study led by @OrnellaBertrand from the @SteveBrusatte lab @EdinburghUni on…
RT @SteveStuWill: Mammals are a particularly smart group of animals; humans are just the extreme of this trend. A new paper argues that rel…
RT @SteveBrusatte: You can read the paper here: https://t.co/KU1TNar7Rh
Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous extinction https://t.co/tcYPjknxsZ
RT @ChesterLabCUNY: We're excited to share our new collaborative study led by @OrnellaBertrand from the @SteveBrusatte lab @EdinburghUni on…
RT @ChesterLabCUNY: We're excited to share our new collaborative study led by @OrnellaBertrand from the @SteveBrusatte lab @EdinburghUni on…
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RT @ChesterLabCUNY: We're excited to share our new collaborative study led by @OrnellaBertrand from the @SteveBrusatte lab @EdinburghUni on…
Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous extinction https://t.co/cOZbwC96F0
RT @ChesterLabCUNY: We're excited to share our new collaborative study led by @OrnellaBertrand from the @SteveBrusatte lab @EdinburghUni on…
RT @SteveBrusatte: You can read the paper here: https://t.co/KU1TNar7Rh
RT @ChesterLabCUNY: We're excited to share our new collaborative study led by @OrnellaBertrand from the @SteveBrusatte lab @EdinburghUni on…
RT @SteveStuWill: Mammals are a particularly smart group of animals; humans are just the extreme of this trend. A new paper argues that rel…
Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous extinction https://t.co/pXm7yvU8O8
#ScienceMag Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous extinction https://t.co/vYOYPtQQLW https://t.co/FF3RhNetd6
Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous extinction https://t.co/dfmtwehwcD
Brawn before brains in placental mammals after the end-Cretaceous extinction https://t.co/2BpJebknEv
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