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Matias Ritter
@mnritter.bsky.social
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Assistant Professor at @ufrgs.br.bsky.social (CECLIMAR/UFRGS). Taphonomy - Numerical analyses - R language - Conservation Paleobiology. Editor in-chief (@revbraspaleontol.bsky.social). Brasil. He/him
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Matias Ritter @mnritter.bsky.social · Aug 9
Our most recent paper published in Earth Science Reviews presents a comprehensive and quantitative survey of literature data on drilling predation in Ostracoda. So proud of my first Ph.D student, Camila Cruz. Check it out. In collaboration with @paleoadiel.bsky.social

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Matias Ritter @mnritter.bsky.social · Aug 8
This past week, @paleodanae.bsky.social and I have conducted the Paleontology of Marine Cenozoic Molluscs session at the World Congress of Malacology. Thanks to all for this marvelous opportunity.
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Matias Ritter @mnritter.bsky.social · Aug 8
Congrats and thanks!
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Matias Ritter @mnritter.bsky.social · Apr 21
This review examines the concepts, approaches and events in conservation paleobiology, emphasizing the often-overlooked contributions from Brazil and South America—a considerable potential as a center for leading conservation paleobiology research doi.org/10.1590/0001...
Exploring the past to protect the future: an analysis of conservation paleobiology in South America
Abstract Conservation paleobiology, an expanding field, employs taphonomy tools to investigate...
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Matias Ritter @mnritter.bsky.social · Mar 12
Check out our new paper - published on Paleobiology - where we analyze predation patterns on planktonic Foraminifera (open acess) doi.org/10.1017/pab....
Where it's worth it: frequency and spatial distribution of bioerosional drill holes in planktonic foraminifera reveal different strategies in site selectivity | Paleobiology | Cambridge Core
Where it's worth it: frequency and spatial distribution of bioerosional drill holes in planktonic foraminifera reveal different strategies in site selectivity - Volume 50 Issue 4
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Paolo G. Albano @pgalbano.bsky.social · Dec 21
The shifting baseline syndrome in our perception of climate change: www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/...
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