I always thought Symphalangus was the outgroup! That’s wild!

It’s such a perfect storm for them and yet…where is their renaissance?

I’m doing it because teaching evolution so fun, and because I think people might find utility in seeing how evolution is taught and how a creationist receives it.

Idk that that is very sensationalist, that’s just what’s happening.

Maaaan this is sick! Thank you for sharing! I’m surprised heroforge had the tools to make it so accurate…

Wow this rocks!! Thank you! You nailed my head shape lmao

Niche vs niche is a classic in the bio community

He was a cercopithecoid
She was a hominoid
Can I make it any more obvious?

I get it we all like getting clicks but there are actually good clickbait titles that have the added benefit of being true

I’m also wondering about homoplasy and hybridization, evidently common across all of our evolutionary history.

Comparative morphology rocks but I have a hard time favoring it over genetics.

(New paper is very cool, but I am scared of the Pleistocene)

Obviously the white handed gibbon won me over but I saw the lion tailed macaque and my jaw dropped!

Semnopithecus could fix me I think

Ordered this myself a few days ago!

“I wonder if any new color packages have come out since I last checked 10 minutes ago…”

This is also true for publishing papers