
ACCOUNT INACTIVE MOVED TO BLUESKY Reader in Evolutionary Biology @AngliaRuskin @Cambridge_Uni. Interested in evolution, behaviour and ecology
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##Monkeys in Latin American rainforests exhibit vocal abilities akin to yodeling, enabled by unique vocal membranes. These structures allow frequency leaps exceeding three octaves, surpassing human vocal range. @angliaruskin @RSocPublishing phys.org/news/2025-04-monkey…
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Replying to @JacobCDunn
@JacobCDunn @_dEmBones and I are delighted to advertise a 3 year fully funded PhD studentship, generously funded by @CamPhilSoc on the evolution of the mammalian larynx, hosted @ARU_Biology
Full details here: findaphd.com/phds/project/th…
@AngliaRuskin @aru_fse
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I have a really exciting PhD opportunity on a highly novel topic: flow state in animals! This is open to students worldwide, drawing on the University of Bristol's strengths in animal cognition, animal welfare and human game design lnkd.in/eJZ4U3jt
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Our new research published today in #Nature shows that natural forest regeneration in tropical regions—without costly interventions—can restore over 215 million hectares of forest, an area larger than Mexico #COP16 #COP16Colombia #COP16EnCali nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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‼️ New Paper ‼️, brilliantly led by @SwmngInAFshbwl , in which we take a cross-species and cross-contextual comparative approach to evaluate personality traits in wild macaques living in human-impacted environments!
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Come work with us and join our friendly team! 12 month Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Ecology and Conservation available with teaching in GIS jobs.aru.ac.uk/vacancy/lectu… #ecologyjob #gis #conservation
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Sound and vibration control crocodile hatching 🐊🔊. New paper by ENES Bioacoustics Research Lab & Co.
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This paper in @RSocPublishing was a long time in the making but so happy to see it out now! Huge congrats to @cheekybabbler for an incredible amount of work! w/@sotarokita @mandy_ridley @ChimpsAhoi
@NCCR_Language @UZH_Science @ISLE_uzh @snsf_ch
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Jake Dunn (he/him) retweeted
📢Publication Alert for all Bioacoustics Enthusiasts!
We sat down together to bridge the gap & empower researchers with practical tools for #bioacoustics #soundscape #ecology #ResearchPapers
Check it out-doi.org/10.1111/brv.13155 – at Cambridge, England
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🚨🥳📖 WHY ANIMALS TALK is published today in the USA!
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Do you want to know what's really going on when animals talk? What do they have to say? And WHY? Why do some animals say very little, but others have hugely complex communication? FIND OUT HERE
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I am so so happy to share that I've started a new post as a research lecturer in ecology at the University of East Anglia @biouea. More research in social behaviour, cooperation, health & meerkats to come! Get in touch to explore MSc+PhD+Fellowship opportunities & collaborations.
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How can wind-disturbed recordings in big bioacoustics datasets be identified? Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) might be a easy and straightforward solution … @baddiwad @MathevonNicolas
Check out our latest paper sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Hey, hey, the indri gang did it again! Our new paper doi.org/10.1111/nyas.15151 analyses rhythm across songs and calls and finds isochrony as an ancestral condition. @ChiaraDeGregor7 @MarcoMaiolini1 @TeresaRaimondi9 @FilippoCarugat1 @DariaValente @valeria_torti @AndreaRavignani
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PhD opportunity alert 🚨
I am looking for a movement ecologist that has experience with analyzing large sets of movement data to join my lab for a PhD project aimed at taking a multi-species approach and using large sets of animal movement data to improve conservation planning
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Let's give this week a start with this one. Honoured to be part of this collaboration! Have a read at journals.plos.org/ploscompbi…. Stay tuned for more, tomorrow!
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Nice review of "The Voices of Nature. How and Why Animals Communicate" @PrincetonUPress in @NHM_London Magazine. Page 67 👇
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I'll be chairing “Why do dogs wag their tails?”, a “Behind the paper” seminar with Royal Society journals on 26 Jun. Join us! Details here: cassyni.com/events/Su2eaJFYB…
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On this #internationaldayofplay it’s a chance to remember how much captive animals can benefit from cognitive challenges in the form of “games”. In the Comparative Challenge Lab @BristolUniPsych we’ve been exploring game psychology in primates and marine mammals! 🎲 🧩 🕹️ 🦍 🐬
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Exciting PhD opportunity in Poland! Join this project on rhythm synchronization in bird duets and collaborate with top researchers from Adam Mickiewicz University, Australian National University, and University of Warsaw.
researchgate.net/job/1011240… 🐦✨ #PhD #Birds #Bioacoustics






















