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Hans Larsson @evodevoeco

Macroevolutionary biologist @McGillU @RedpathMuseum | science, fossils, embryos, fieldwork, theory, paddling, fishing, #Scrambler1200

Joined July 2014
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Watanabe Lab @ New York Tech@akiopteryx
16 May 2024
IMMENSE congrats @anjgoswami! 🎉
Prof. Anjali Goswami FRS@anjgoswami
16 May 2024
I'm still in shock & extremely honoured to be elected as a fellow @royalsociety! I have the world's best job & am so grateful for my wonderful family & amazing mentors, colleagues & students @NHM_London @uclbiosciences @ES_UCL @UChicagoPaleo @UMichPaleo. royalsociety.org/people/anja…
I modified my tote bag to start celebrating a little early in the field in Morocco last week!

ALT I modified my tote bag to start celebrating a little early in the field in Morocco last week!

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McGill Biology@BioMcGill
14 May 2024
PhD student Dirley Cortés Parra recently published a short paper about the impact of Colombian Women on Paleontology in the Journal of the Colombian Academy of Sciences (Spanish). Read the article here: raccefyn.co/index.php/raccef…
Credit image: Illustration of Kyhytysuka showing its ability to hunt large prey. Extract from the book A Long Time Ago (Jaramillo & Oviedo, 2023; Cortés, 2023). Guillermo Torres. Banco de Imágenes Ambientales (BIA), Instituto Alexander von Humboldt

ALT Credit image: Illustration of Kyhytysuka showing its ability to hunt large prey. Extract from the book A Long Time Ago (Jaramillo & Oviedo, 2023; Cortés, 2023). Guillermo Torres. Banco de Imágenes Ambientales (BIA), Instituto Alexander von Humboldt
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From a pocketful of rocks to scientific director of palaeontological research nature.com/articles/d41586-0… so proud of Dirley!!! @mcgillu @BioMcGill @RedpathMuseum

From a pocketful of rocks to scientific director of palaeontological research

Nature - PhD candidate Dirley Cortés says that it takes grit and guts to navigate the challenges of being a Latin American woman in palaeontology.

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Catalina Pimiento@pimientoc
1 Feb 2024
From a pocketful of rocks to scientific director of palaeontological research nature.com/articles/d41586-0…

From a pocketful of rocks to scientific director of palaeontological research

Nature - PhD candidate Dirley Cortés says that it takes grit and guts to navigate the challenges of being a Latin American woman in palaeontology.

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FACETS Journal@FACETSJournal
29 Jan 2024
New partnership announcement 📢! FACETS and @CanJEarthSci have partnered with the Canadian Society of Vertebrate Palaeontology @CanSVP. Together, we will disseminate impactful palaeontological research. Read more ➡️: ow.ly/qk8750QvAIz
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Emma Farley 🇪🇺@EKFarley
17 Jan 2024
Pinpointing causal variants that disrupt development. So proud of the amazing team on this epic enhancer genotype-to-phenotype study. Well Done, Fabian Lim, @JoeSolvason, Genevieve Ryan, Sophia Le, @granton_jindal, Paige Steffen and Simran Jandu!!! doi.org/10.1038/s41586-023-0…
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Anthony Ricciardi@EcoInvasions
7 Dec 2023
20 yrs ago, 3 profs (Ricciardi, Larsson, Hendry) were hired to conduct research & teaching at the Redpath Museum, Canada's oldest natural history museum. Our time in this venerable building has now ended, as renovations begin & we relocate to @BioMcGill. @EcoEvoEvoEco @evodevoeco
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Anthony Ricciardi@EcoInvasions
8 Dec 2023
The last group photo, profs & students, in @mcgillu's Redpath Museum. @EcoEvoEvoEco @evodevoeco
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Andrew Hendry@EcoEvoEvoEco
5 Dec 2023
Career progression - for a talk tomorrow on my 21 year career in the @RedpathMuseum , which will cease to be a separate academic unit in just a few months. @BioMcGill @mcgillu
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Jordan Mallon@Jordan_Mallon
1 Dec 2023
Kieran was a great colleague and friend. He was my neighbour at the office, and I'm going to miss his sense of humour dearly. #CMNPalaeo
Museum of Nature@MuseumofNature
1 Dec 2023
We are mourning the passing of recently retired Curator of Palaeobiology Kieran Shepherd. Over more than 30 years, he left his imprint on many significant paleo projects, while sharing his passion for #fossils, museums and #naturalhistory with students, scientists and the public.
Kieran Shepherd during a 2012 Students on Ice expedition. Image: Students on Ice.

ALT Kieran Shepherd during a 2012 Students on Ice expedition. Image: Students on Ice.

Kieran Shepherd shows a mammoth tusk at the 2016 Open House. He helped repatriate it to Canada, following an FBI investigation in the United States. ALT: Kieran Shepherd stands behind a table on which lies a mammoth tusk. Image: Cynthia Munster, Canadian Museum of Nature.

ALT Kieran Shepherd shows a mammoth tusk at the 2016 Open House. He helped repatriate it to Canada, following an FBI investigation in the United States. ALT: Kieran Shepherd stands behind a table on which lies a mammoth tusk. Image: Cynthia Munster, Canadian Museum of Nature.

Kieran engaging with youth on a 2012 Students on Ice expedition. Copyright, Lee Narraway, Students on Ice.

ALT Kieran engaging with youth on a 2012 Students on Ice expedition. Copyright, Lee Narraway, Students on Ice.

Kieran Shepherd (right) works with the museum paleo team to install the skeleton on Chasmosaurus belli in the new Fossil Gallery, 2006. Image: Alan McDonald, Canadian Museum of Nature.

ALT Kieran Shepherd (right) works with the museum paleo team to install the skeleton on Chasmosaurus belli in the new Fossil Gallery, 2006. Image: Alan McDonald, Canadian Museum of Nature.

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Publications MNHN 🐝@Publi_MNHN
12 Oct 2023
[#Geodiversitas] A sabre-tooth predator from the Neotropics: Cranial morphology of Anachlysictis gracilis Goin, 1997 (Metatheria, Thylacosmilidae), based on new specimens from La Venta (Middle Miocene, Colombia) ✒️ @Rocahontas et al. 🔗 geodiversitas.com/45/18 #FossilFriday
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Canadian Society of Vertebrate Palaeontology@CanSVP
25 Sep 2023
Save the date! The annual CSVP meeting will be in Winnipeg, Manitoba, May 22nd-25th! @ManitobaMuseum @discoverfossils @GSciencesUofM Logo by @ecologygal
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Phil Mannion@pdmannion
7 Sep 2023
Do you use and/or want to contribute data to @PaleoDB? Here's our newly published user guide to The Paleobiology Database, led by @UhenLab, with @bethany_j_allen, @meclapham, @emmadnn, @PatriciaHolroyd, @pimientoc, @PeterJWagner6 & others: doi.org/10.5070/P9401160531
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Just finished a fantastic Dinosaur Park Project field season #DPP2023 incl 2 dino skulls, a multitaxic leaf site, and progress on drone surface mapping the entire park @mcgillu @RedpathMuseum @BioMcGill
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Alistair Hetherington@NP_EiC
16 May 2023
Carlos Jaramillo provides a fascinating history of the evolution of South America’s tropical biomes, with excellent illustrations by Samuel Castaño, in this New Phyt Tansley review: nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/…
Schematic illustrations of several Neotropical biomes

ALT Schematic illustrations of several Neotropical biomes
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The Milinkovitch-Tzika lab@LANEVOL
17 May 2023
Here's our new research in @ScienceAdvances by @LANEVOL postdoc @rorylcooper & Michel! We reveal that transient sonic hedgehog agonism triggers a permanent scale-to-feather transition on the chicken footpad🔬🐣 science.org/doi/10.1126/scia… @genevunige @sciences_UNIGE @UNIGEnews
Experimentally-induced ectopic feathers on the chicken foot (right), compared to normal scale patterning (left).

ALT Experimentally-induced ectopic feathers on the chicken foot (right), compared to normal scale patterning (left).

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Five Years Later, McGill Alum Niloufar Bayani Remains Detained in Iran - The McGill Daily mcgilldaily.com/2023/02/five…

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A follow-up to a fun project with @josavilac just published! Supports Ice Age sea levels as drivers of barriers to gene flow between Pacific and Caribbean crocodiles.
McGill Media Relations@McGilluMedia
25 Jan 2023
Researchers from @mcgillu discovered that while changing temperatures and rainfall had little impact on the crocodiles’ gene flow over the past 3million years, changes to sea levels during the Ice Age had a different effect. mcgill.ca/newsroom/channels/…
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McGill University@mcgillu
21 Dec 2022
Finding the last meal of any #fossil animal is rare. When #McGill University Professor Hans Larsson saw a complete mammal foot inside the rib cage of the small, feathered dinosaur, his jaw dropped. Click here to read more: ow.ly/pwC550M9tfl
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