Gert Wörheide
@gwoerhe.bsky.social
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Professor (Chair) of Paleontology & Geobiology @ LMU Munich. Evolution, genomics and biomineralization of spineless organisms. 🪸 Coral reef & Stoner/Doom aficionado. 🤘 Views are my own. www.geobiology.eu
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🧪 Unravelling sponge evolution: we used Clade-Specific Elements to probe 199 Haplosclerida specimens (22/28 genera, 105 types, 42 holotypes) spanning 200+ years of collections — incl. treasures from the legendary HMS Challenger Expedition.
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out of @SPP_TaxonOmics
Moving Beyond Morphology: Genomic Insights Into Evolutionary Histories of Haplosclerid Sponges
Accurate taxonomic identification is essential for defining species boundaries and understanding biodiversity. However, this remains challenging for groups where morphological character evolution is ...
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also many thanks to @fonamental.bsky.social for handling the nice and enjoyable review process at @peercommunityin.bsky.social #pcigenomics!
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We just published our first paper in the Peer Community Journal - diamond open access, no APCs!
Awesome experience, with less than a week from submission after receommendation by #pcigenomics.
Highly recommended!
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Genomic changes are varied across congeneric species pairs of animals
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Junior faculty job alert in Germany - Marine Evolutionary Genomics @geomarkiel.bsky.social / University of Kiel www.geomar.de/en/karriere/... Marine study system of your choice (no microbes, sorry…), excellent infrastructure and ship access, moderate teaching requirements, closing date 6 June
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🧪 🧬 New preprint alert:
The largest molecular biodiversity study of sponges to date across the Indo-Pacific (>1900 samples) reveals high levels of regional demosponge endemism.
A long time in the making, w/ many lovely international collaborators 😀
doi.org/10.1101/2024...
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Jaccard dissimilarities between the samples of the twelve Indo-Pacific marine provinces, including singletons. Tropical and subtropical marine province areas and boundaries are shaded in white, temperate in light blue. Colour and thickness of the connecting lines between tropical and subtropical marine provinces indicate their dissimilarity levels.
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the foundation of biodiversity research - natural history collections
#biodiversity
a natural history collection with rows of cupboards and specimen jars
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nice one, pls add me, thanks
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please add me to the feed
my labs website, we are studying the evolution of coral reef organisms
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thanks!
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sponge, coral, and echinoderm systematics and taxonomy - feel free to add me 🙂
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Open position in my lab at LMU München – please distribute widely to potential applicants.
Application deadline 30 November 2024.
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Scientific Assistant (Wissenschaftlicher Assistent/Akademischer Rat auf Zeit) (m/f/x)
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📣 Excited to share our new Editorial led by James Reimer and @reefgenomics.bsky.social!

"The Fourth Global Coral Bleaching Event: Where do we go from here?"

Open access: shorturl.at/BCYU9

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Molecular and mineral responses of corals grown under artificial Calcite Sea conditions

New paper out in Geobiology

doi.org/10.1111/gbi....