Associate Professor, comparative anatomist, zoologist & pseudo-palaeontologist at Murdoch Uni, Perth. What's in your freezer?
Joined February 2019
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92% of Palestinian kids in Gaza were ‘not accepting of reality’ and 49% wished to die. Almost half of those martyred by genocidal israel in Gaza are children.
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Check out our new paper in @JVP_vertpaleo on Miocene sivatheriine giraffids from the Siwaliks of Pakistan! 🦒 First-authored by Tehreem Raza, and coauthored by R Yasin, myself, @aNATomy_Lab, K Samiullah, A Ghaffar, MN Khan, C Ara & E Muzaffar.
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Happy Friday Folks!!!
Registration for our 2024 conference in Perth, Western Australia IS NOW OPEN!!!!
Visit our website or click the link below to register, we look forward to seeing as many of you as possible in WA in December
#AusEvol2024
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Back from the trip of a lifetime to #papuanewguinea, 2 weeks in the Bulolo area digging for #fossils in the Pliocene Otibanda Formation. Thankyou to @MuseumPNG, & to the welcoming & generous people in Saksak village for trusting us with your place & knowledge, we'll be back soon!
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There are now less than two weeks left to apply for an ECR Travel Grant to attend this year’s AES conference!
If you are a student or postdoc/early career researcher be sure to apply using the link below:
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Who’s out there looking for a postdoc using Morphometrics to study adaptation and trait evolution?
Are you based in Australia?
Want a CV boost and support to write a DECRA application in 2025?
I might have an opportunity for you. DM me 😊
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Abstracts for the #AusMammals conference close on 31st March! Don't forget to apply for AMS awards
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Extinct kangaroo boffins! I love them and you should too. theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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Win a day trip for two to visit the WA Museum's Diprotodon dig site!
If you always wanted to be a fossil hunter, this is your chance to see what happens at a fossil excavation site and get your hands dirty digging up fossils yourself.
Enter now! Terms and conditions apply - view the entry page for full information.
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#diprotodon #fossilhunting #palaeontology
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Happy Tasmanian Devil Average Birthday!! 🥳🥳🥳
Tasmanian devils have a pretty well defined mating season, which means that most devils are born within a period of a couple of weeks in autumn. Meaning that every devils birthday is, on average, 1st April!
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Nerd alert! #ScholarshipsAvailable Come study the evolution and history of biotic exchange between Australian and Papuan vertebrate lineages. PhD scholarships available with Dr Paul Oliver at #GriffithUniversity, details in link below 🦎🐸
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THE CUTEST ANIMAL!!! 🥹😍
Here on my finger is an adult Western PYGMY Possum! 🤯
Yes you read that right! These adorable mini marsupials only weigh 15 grams when fully grown and spend their nights bouncing around the desert looking for any banksias or other flowers! 🌸😋
Whilst helping out on biodiversity surveys with Snowline Ecology this week in the Victorian mallee we found many of these incredible animals! 🏜️
Being warmed up in our hands first thing in the morning, we put them back in any dense vegetation so they can rest up during the day for their big nights! 🌙
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Don't forget! Nominations for the 2024 @ARDC_AU Award for New Developers of Open Source Software in Ecology are now open.
Nominate yourself or share with colleagues! Applications close 31 March.
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📷️: Yuxiang Ren
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It was great spending time underground yesterday at #NaracoorteCaves planning some exciting new research.
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Female #kakapo Kuihi during a transmitter change and health check on Whenua Hou today. We currently change transmitters every 1 - 1.5 years, but a new design in final stages of testing will last much longer and be easier to fit. #conservation #parrots #fieldwork.
ALT A kākāpō on a person’s lap during a health check.
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We wanted to start the day with the delightful oVert wrap celebration video (volume up) 🎉🎉🎉 because it was a huge collaborative work to unlock museum collections for the world to explore:
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#oVertTCN #EarWorm #FlyingTurtle
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Fantastic work from Vanessa Thomas' Honours research. Stay tuned for the manuscript just accepted in @JournalofMorph. @aNATomy_Lab @MurdochUni
#ImagingTheFuture @czi: Numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus) jaw muscle arrangement from NIF @Cmca_UWA user Vanessa Thomas and Jeremy Shaw, @MurdochUni – Imaged with the expertise and assistance of NIF Fellow @DianaPatalwala @UWAresearch
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Wombats: rounded body; rounded nose; rounded butt; rounded ears; rounded cheeks; square poo.
#WombatWednesday #fieldwork #Tasmania #wombats #MammalWatching #WildOz #wombat
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Interested in palaeo & #ancientDNA. I'm advertising a 3 yr @MarsdenFund postdoc @Zoology_Otago disentangling competing sources of morphological variation in #fossil record of geckos & skinks from #NewZealand & #NewCaledonia. Apply here (otago.taleo.net/careersectio…) #FossilFriday 1/2
