James Clark
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Prize Fellow at the Milner Centre, University of Bath - plant evolution, genomes, trees and sometimes ferns
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Our new pre-print (with @erichagen.bsky.social, @latinorchidbot.bsky.social, @jameswclark.bsky.social , Elizabeth Forward and Nick Priest) reveals rapid pollinator evolution in orchids, but no clear impact on diversification. Perhaps pollinator specialisation is not such a powerful force. 🐝🌱
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Delighted to see this paper from danderson123.bsky.social 's PhD out. We have been building tools for AMR gene detection for over a decade now, but multicopy genes remain challenging. Dan shows that with a gene-space de Bruijn graph and long reads, you can do well
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🌱🌻Finally out! All ICIPS PIs had their say in a seminal 31 page review on the evolution of land plant sexual reproduction. With lots of fine figures to share! Thanks to @icips.bsky.social and @dfg.de for funding our work.
#PlantScienceResarch, #PlantEvoDevo
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Sexual reproduction in land plants: an evolutionary perspective
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Two weeks left to apply!
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Do you love #fossil plants? Are you searching for a #PhD position? I am recruiting a doctoral student to join my group at the Senckenberg Research Institute in Frankfurt/M! Deadline on the 11th of May
#paleobotany #paleontology #plants #botany

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Jobs for Scientists | Senckenberg Society for Nature Research
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Our 2025 Irene Manton Prize winner is Dr Jamie B Thompson! His research into the diversification of flowering plants is revolutionising our understanding of biodiversity, showing that they weren't wiped out by the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs. @jamiet-E442.bsky.social
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Dating Bacteria is hard due to the lack of maxima. Assuming aerobes likely postdated the GOE gave us better resolved ages, but also surprised us, but not Dr Dayhoff, showing O2 use predated its atmospheric rise by 900 Mys and helped oxygenic photosynthesis to evolve. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
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This position will centre around phylogenomic approaches to characterising duplication and diploidisation, and will be part of a large team across Bath, Bristol, Edinburgh, Kew, Oxford, Trinity, UCD and more! Details of the project at rediploidisation.org
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Please share! A 4-year position to work on genome duplication and evolution in Bath, part of our BBSRC sLOLA project determining the extent and effects of rediploidisation across eukaryotes! www.bath.ac.uk/jobs/Vacancy...
ED12442 Research Associate in Phylogenomics (fixed-term) - Jobs at Bath
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Internal goings-on in an early something-ophyte!
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Our latest, led by Jenny Morris, used synchrotron tomography to out the early bryophyte Tortilicaulis as an early tracheophyte, not least because its axes bear tracheal elements. This study formed part of Tom Crooks MSc Palaeobiology at Bristol fi.nm.cz/en/clanek/lo...
Lower Devonian Tortilicaulis is an early tracheophyte and not a bryophyte | Fossil Imprint
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