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The ear and hearing in Bipes biporus.
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The overall evaluation shows a high level of interest and mild agreement, as many users express fascination with the unique hearing mechanisms and evolutionary aspects of Bipes biporus, using words like 'insane' and phrases like 'great time to revisit,' which reflect curiosity and engagement without deep technical discussion. The tone and choice of words emphasize the species' uniqueness and recognition of the publication's significance, but without extensive debate or impactful insights.
Most posts display enthusiasm and support for the significance of the publication, recognizing its interesting findings, though some are casual or merely mention the topic without deep analysis.
Posts demonstrate high curiosity and interest, especially related to the unique auditory abilities and the unusual features of Bipes biporus, reinforced by phrases like 'insane' and mentions of revisiting the species.
Some posts reference specific aspects such as evolutionary links and sensory features, indicating moderate to deep engagement, but others are more casual or supportive, showing a mixed level of involvement.
While some users acknowledge the importance of the research, their comments tend to be brief and supportive rather than impactful or implying a shift in scientific thinking.
Abstract in brief
- Bipes biporus has a unique sound conduction system where the columella ends in fibrous tissue instead of the usual bony or cartilaginous extracolumella, and this is supported by the presence of an epihyal, indicating a possible evolutionary link.
- The structure of its ear includes a deep skin fold forming the nuchal constriction and terminal disk of the columella, which differs from other amphisbaenians.
- Auditory sensitivity tests show that Bipes biporus has a high level of hearing ability among amphisbaenians, with cochlear potentials indicating strong responsiveness to sound stimuli near the head area.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyAnd if you haven't caught the episode yet, check out this two-legged reptile that hears with its skin here: https://t.co/e8ojSLBYpd
We're flipping the calendar to August! It's a great time to revisit the Mexican Mole Lizard
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RT @BizarreBeasts: We're flipping the calendar to August! It's a great time to revisit the Mexican Mole Lizard
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Two-Legged Reptile That Reveals Unique Hearing with Its Skin
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RT @BizarreBeasts: We're flipping the calendar to August! It's a great time to revisit the Mexican Mole Lizard
We're flipping the calendar to August! It's a great time to revisit the Mexican Mole Lizard
(From this: youtu.be/QEvZs_Bw-gA?...)
Convergente evolutie: niet alles wat eruitziet als een mol is een mol. Niet alleen evolueerden spitsmuisachtige insecteneters meermalen tot mollen, daarnaast zijn er de gouden mollen uit Afrika, de buidemollen, molratten, gravende gordeldieren en meer ... www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEvZs_Bw-gA
Yo this is insane https://t.co/54j96hq1x4
Įdomus reikalas ta evoliucija :D https://t.co/yM2efAuyUS
The Two-Legged Reptile That Hears With Its Skin https://t.co/vPGGlFCFA6 via @YouTube
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RT @BizarreBeasts: And if you haven't caught the episode yet, check out this two-legged reptile that hears with its skin here: https://t.co…
RT @BizarreBeasts: And if you haven't caught the episode yet, check out this two-legged reptile that hears with its skin here: https://t.co…
And if you haven't caught the episode yet, check out this two-legged reptile that hears with its skin here: https://t.co/e8ojSLBYpd
The Two-Legged Reptile That Hears With Its Skin https://t.co/STzXM4pfa1 via @YouTube
https://t.co/VVaBfxMZjk Do you know this hombre-? @albert_celis1
Bizarre Beast w/hospital project update. I'm enjoing the Mexican mole lizard this month. https://t.co/8afaEbKp6R https://t.co/Z0errQXX9I
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