Official twitter account for the Wytham Genome project, part of the @darwintreelife project.
Joined October 2019
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Wytham Genome Project retweeted
Our latest #DarwinTreeOfLife #GenomeNote: the Buff-tailed Bumblebee (Bombus terrestris)🐝
Thanks to @Liam_M_Crowley @GenomeWytham @OxfordBiology @Olga00209044 @NHM_Science @SangerToL and all who helped generate this #genome🧬
📑@WellcomeOpenRes:
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Wytham Genome Project retweeted
📸 Pseudoprotapion astragali on Wild Licorice
Just one of the fascinating species collected by #DarwinTreeOfLife in @WythamWoods 🌳🐝🦋
We talked to @OxfordBiology entomologist @Liam_M_Crowley to find out more:
ow.ly/Umo350Oh7M1
@RoyEntSoc @UniofOxford @GenomeWytham
Wytham Genome Project retweeted
Our latest #DarwinTreeOfLife #GenomeNote: the Golden-tailed Leafwalker (Xylota sylvarum) 🐝
Thanks to @Liam_M_Crowley @GenomeWytham @OxfordBiology @nashalselection @EarlhamInst @NHM_Science @SangerToL 🧬
📑Read more @WellcomeOpenRes:
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Wytham Genome Project retweeted
Our latest #DarwinTreeOfLife #GenomeNote: the Brindled Pug 🦋 (Eupithecia abbreviata)
Thanks to @diarsia @GenomeWytham @OxfordBiology @NHM_Science @SangerToL and everyone who helped generate this #genome🧬
📑Read more @WellcomeOpenRes:
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Wytham Genome Project retweeted
Our latest #DarwinTreeOfLife #GenomeNote: the Common Carder Bee (Bombus pascuorum)🐝
Thanks to @Liam_M_Crowley @GenomeWytham @OxfordBiology @Olga00209044 @NHM_Science @SangerToL & everyone who helped generate this #genome🧬
📑Read more @WellcomeOpenRes:
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We are thrilled that our paper on homeobox gene evolution in Lepidoptera has been chosen for the cover of the latest issue of @genomeresearch! @PeterMulhair, @Liam_M_Crowley, @diarsia, Amber Harper, @OwenTLewis, @darwintreelife and Peter Holland.
The new issue of @genomeresearch is now live. Follow the link to new research on the evolution of homeobox genes in Lepidoptera, gonadal aging in the African turquoise killifish, and more! ow.ly/c5Cm50MGYtB
Wytham Genome Project retweeted
Our latest #DarwinTreeOfLife #GenomeNote: the Plain Dark Bee (Stelis phaeoptera)🐝
Huge thanks to @pickeletto @GenomeWytham @OxfordBiology @NHM_Science @SangerToL & all who helped generate this #genome🧬
📑 Read how we did it @WellcomeOpenRes:
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Wytham Genome Project retweeted
Our latest #DarwinTreeOfLife #GenomeNote: the Tree Bumblebee (Bombus hypnorum)🐝
Thanks to @Liam_M_Crowley @GenomeWytham @OxfordBiology @Olga00209044 @NHM_Science @SangerToL & all who helped generate this #genome🧬
📑 Read how we did it @WellcomeOpenRes:
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Wytham Genome Project retweeted
Our latest #DarwinTreeOfLife #GenomeNote: the bluish flesh fly (Sarcophaga caerulescens) 🪰
Thanks to @StevenFalk1 @GenomeWytham @OxfordBiology @NHM_Science @SangerToL John Mulley & all who helped generate this #genome🧬
📑 Read more @WellcomeOpenRes:
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Wytham Genome Project retweeted
Our latest #DarwinTreeOfLife #GenomeNote: Nebria brevicollis, a ground beetle 🪲
Thanks to @Liam_M_Crowley @GenomeWytham @OxfordBiology @thiswordistaken @NHM_Science @SangerToL & all who helped with this #genome🧬
📑 Read how we did it @WellcomeOpenRes:
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Wytham Genome Project retweeted
Our latest #DarwinTreeOfLife #GenomeNote: the long-horned flat-body 🦋 (Carcina quercana)
Huge thanks to @diarsia @GenomeWytham @OxfordBiology @NHM_Science @SangerToL & all who helped generate this #genome🧬
📑 Read how we did it @WellcomeOpenRes:
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Wytham Genome Project retweeted
Our latest #DarwinTreeOfLife #GenomeNote: the dark-saddled leucozona #hoverfly (Leucozona laternaria)🐝
Thanks to @StevenFalk1 @GenomeWytham @OxfordBiology @phychua @SangerToL & all who helped with this #genome🧬
📑 Read how we did it @WellcomeOpenRes:
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Wytham Genome Project retweeted
Our latest #DarwinTreeOfLife #GenomeNote: the gold triangle 🦋 (Hypsopygia costalis)
Thanks to @diarsia @GenomeWytham @JamesHammond926 @OxfordBiology @NHM_Science @SangerToL & all who helped generate this #genome🧬
📑 Read how we did it @WellcomeOpenRes:
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Great to see this important genome published. Micropterix are an important basal group of moths, meaning this genome will be very valuable in comparisons across the Lepidopteran lineage.
Our latest #DarwinTreeOfLife #GenomeNote: the white-barred gold 🦋 (Micropterix aruncella)
Thanks to @GenomeWytham @JamesHammond926 @OxfordBiology @NHM_Science @SangerToL & all who helped generate this #genome🧬
📑 Read how we did it @WellcomeOpenRes:
wellcomeopenresearch.org/art…
Wytham Genome Project retweeted
Our latest #DarwinTreeOfLife #GenomeNote: the white-barred gold 🦋 (Micropterix aruncella)
Thanks to @GenomeWytham @JamesHammond926 @OxfordBiology @NHM_Science @SangerToL & all who helped generate this #genome🧬
📑 Read how we did it @WellcomeOpenRes:
wellcomeopenresearch.org/art…
Wytham Genome Project retweeted
#DarwinTreeOfLife has published #genomes for HALF of ALL British & Irish #butterflies🦋
📑 ow.ly/pVA050Mhb8Y
This enables important comparative #genomics studies into #conservation, #ecology & #evolution🧬
@SBSatEd @GenomeWytham @OxfordBiology @savebutterflies @RoyEntSoc
Wytham Genome Project retweeted
Following a great 2022, we're now very excited for 2023!
👀 ow.ly/ymEC50Maisc
#HappyNewYear everyone @EarlhamInst @emblebi @thembauk @NHM_Science @TheBotanics @KewScience @OxfordBiology @GenomeWytham @GeneticsCam @SBSatEd @OxfordBiology @GenomeWytham @SangerToL & beyond!
Wytham Genome Project retweeted
Exciting to see #PublicEngagement @WythamWoods @GenomeWytham for the @darwintreelife project!
Check out BugBlitz - an exciting day for primary school students to engage in biodiversity in Wytham Woods and get their hands on some biology!
biology.ox.ac.uk/article/bug…
This autumn the team has been hosting school groups at @WythamWoods for the @darwintreelife BugBlitz project. Hopefully we have inspired a future generation of entomologists! Find out more here: biology2.web.ox.ac.uk/articl…
