@NLin1983

Cambrian, paleobiology, evolution, working currently @nigpas

 Nanjing, China
Joined June 2009
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Wrapping up an amazing week at the GBDB workshop in Nanjing. A week full of lively discussions, new ideas & fun. Huge thanks to all wonderful participants for your energy, insights & collaboration. #paleontology #databases @Calathium
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Call for papers on #hypercalcified #sponges👇 sciencedirect.com/journal/jo…
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Proud to see this out!👇Check out our new paper on #Phanerozoic rock-diversity relationship using highly integrated fossil and geological records of #GBDB. Unfossiliferous strata are non-negligible. @Calathium @kiessl #PaleoDB cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Revisiting the Phanerozoic rock–diversity relationship | Geological Magazine | Cambridge Core

Revisiting the Phanerozoic rock–diversity relationship - Volume 160 Issue 10

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Interested in becoming a Palaeontologia Electronica PR Editor? Responsibilities include writing blog entries, promoting new PE articles and maintaining the journal’s presence on social media. (1/3)
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Less than a week until the deadline for our annual poster competition! Don't miss the opportunity to win a poster prize for your favorite PE article. 👇👇👇 For more details, please visit: palaeo-electronica.org/conte…
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PE is pleased to invite students and post-docs to participate in our poster competition, where participants create a visual abstract poster for any PE article from our history of publications, with the opportunity to win a cash prize: palaeo-electronica.org/conte…
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Journal of Biogeography | Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…

Shifts to open access with high article processing charges hinder research equity and careers

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What can ecological neutral theory tell us about fossil record biases? 🦎📈 Check out our new paper which brings together theoretical ecologists (Sam Thompson, @JRosindell) and paleobiologists (myself, @ButlerLabBham & @rogerclose) to find out more! 🔗: nature.com/articles/s41559-0…
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A short visit in the Hamburg University😁
Andrej get the certificate of the PIFI project

ALT Andrej get the certificate of the PIFI project

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A lot of players /fans such warm messages , love ❤️ you guys and really appreciated again . Move forward stay strong 👊🤝
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Check out our new Paleobiology paper on tracing biogeographic changes over the Cambrian period using network analysis. Many thanks to my co-authors. @Calathium @atkocsis @kiessl @PaleoDB @PaleoSoc cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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Using marine invertebrates occ data from the PBDB, our study may not solve the ultimate causes of the Cambrian radiation, but did confirm that a rapid increase in beta diversity during this critical period not only occurred at community levels but also at biogeographic scales.
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Post-Symposium field trip on the Stolbovaya River (July 2019)_01 youtu.be/BGU7fTnvj8k via @YouTube
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Jason @Calathium made this video out of one of our field trip recordings. Very beautiful Siberia view in it! Check it out!
"You're a paleontologist? So you work on dinosaurs? Like Ross from Friends? " Took only 10s to complete the column on my paleontological stereotypes bingo 😁🦕🦖
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Cool!
Niklas Hohmann @[email protected]@HohmannNiklas4 Jul 2019
New #preprint ❤️! Survivorship curves overestimate extinction risk of long-living taxa, making testing of Van Valen's "evolutionary law" potentially problematic! #Palaeontology #Ecology arxiv.org/abs/1907.02033
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Really like "You". Twisted but intriguing. Recommend it!
The New York Times
@nytimes28 Jun 2019
Here are some Netflix originals that are worth checking out

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See here, reef people!
Paläontologische Gesellschaft@_PalGes3 Jul 2019
There are several paleo sessions at the ICRS, held in Europe for the first time. Check it out!
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First time I dabble in Ordovician microbialites. It's always fun working with Jason @Calathium
Qijian Li@Calathium5 Apr 2019
Early Ordovician sponge-bearing microbialites from Peninsular Malaysia: the initial rise of metazoans in reefs. Available for free for 50 days here: authors.elsevier.com/a/1Yr7p…
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