Bueno, ahora sí, os presento a CLOROPLASTO, la minúscula ciudad de la fotosíntesis 🪄✨🌱😌
#biologia #biology #cloroplastos #crochet #amigurumi #MastoArt
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Bueno, ahora sí, os presento a CLOROPLASTO, la minúscula ciudad de la fotosíntesis 🪄✨🌱😌
#biologia #biology #cloroplastos #crochet #amigurumi #MastoArt
Os lo cuento antes que nadie... Ayer me quedé hasta las tantas diseñando.... un cloroplasto!!!!!! 😂😂
#biologia #biology #cloroplastos #amigurumi #crochet #MastoArt
Os lo cuento antes que nadie... Ayer me quedé hasta las tantas diseñando.... un cloroplasto!!!!!! 😂😂
#biologia #biology #cloroplastos #amigurumi #crochet #MastoArt
Souvenir d'automne 🍂
La thécla du bouleau (Thecla betulae) est un papillon de bois, bosquet où se trouve des pruneliers. Elle est visible surtout en fin d'été début d'automne.
Comme toutes les espèces de théclas elle possède de petites queues à l'extrémité des ailes postérieures.
#Nature #Biodiversite #Insects #Animals #Insectes #Macro #Macrophotography #Entomology #Ecology #Biology #Environment #InventaireNaturaliste #Wildlife #Photography #Photo #Wildlifephotography #Butterfly #Papillon
Souvenir d'automne 🍂
La thécla du bouleau (Thecla betulae) est un papillon de bois, bosquet où se trouve des pruneliers. Elle est visible surtout en fin d'été début d'automne.
Comme toutes les espèces de théclas elle possède de petites queues à l'extrémité des ailes postérieures.
#Nature #Biodiversite #Insects #Animals #Insectes #Macro #Macrophotography #Entomology #Ecology #Biology #Environment #InventaireNaturaliste #Wildlife #Photography #Photo #Wildlifephotography #Butterfly #Papillon
Small Copper butterfly or American Copper (Lycaena)...known to be very territorial, they've been seen chasing birds away ....to attract to your yard...their caterpillars feed primarily on Sorrel and Dock plants (Rumex species). #insects #butterfly #nature #biology #photo
Small Copper butterfly or American Copper (Lycaena)...known to be very territorial, they've been seen chasing birds away ....to attract to your yard...their caterpillars feed primarily on Sorrel and Dock plants (Rumex species). #insects #butterfly #nature #biology #photo
Amidst the onslaught of news, find time to watch this video of Veronika the cow, who developed the ability to use tools to scratch herself.
#NewSpecies!
New deep-sea squat lobster from the #arabian #sea just pinched us:
Trapezionida aminidivi
Treatment: https://treatment.plazi.org/id/038087C6-9444-FF8B-FE09-FF0AE04FFF29
Publication: https://doi.org/10.1080/00222933.2025.2590014
#JournalOfNaturalHistory #TrapezionidaAminidivi
#FAIRdata
#science #OA #openaccess #biology #taxonomy #ecology #biodiversity #nature #wildlife #conservation #animals #invertebrates #arthropods #crustacea #lobster #squatlobster #squat #deepsea
Help please fediverse, I know a 2nd year zoology degree student looking for zoology/conservation/biology science work experience placements of up to a year, UK and Europe, does anyone know where they might turn to for resources and help? Please boost for reach. Thank you!
European bison or buffalo (Bison bonasus). Europe's heaviest wild land mammal. During late antiquity and the Middle Ages, bison were hunted to extinction across much of Europe & Asia. By the 20th c., only two wild populations remained (in north-central Europe and the northern Caucasus) #photography #nature #conservation #ecology #wildlife #biology
European bison or buffalo (Bison bonasus). Europe's heaviest wild land mammal. During late antiquity and the Middle Ages, bison were hunted to extinction across much of Europe & Asia. By the 20th c., only two wild populations remained (in north-central Europe and the northern Caucasus) #photography #nature #conservation #ecology #wildlife #biology
Complex #life began to develop earlier, and over a longer span of time, than previously believed.
Nee findings indicate that complex organisms evolved long before there were substantial levels of #oxygen in the #atmosphere, something which had previously been considered a prerequisite to the #evolution of complex life.
The #earth is approximately 4.5 billion years old, with the first #microbial life forms appearing over 4 billion years ago.
These organisms consisted of two groups – #bacteria and the distinct but related #archaea, collectively known as #prokaryotes.
Prokaryotes were the only form of life on earth for hundreds of millions of years, until more complex eukaryotic cells including organisms such as #algae, #fungi, #plants and #animals evolved.
Previous ideas on how and when early prokaryotes transformed into complex …
Complex #life began to develop earlier, and over a longer span of time, than previously believed.
Nee findings indicate that complex organisms evolved long before there were substantial levels of #oxygen in the #atmosphere, something which had previously been considered a prerequisite to the #evolution of complex life.
The #earth is approximately 4.5 billion years old, with the first #microbial life forms appearing over 4 billion years ago.
These organisms consisted of two groups – #bacteria and the distinct but related #archaea, collectively known as #prokaryotes.
Prokaryotes were the only form of life on earth for hundreds of millions of years, until more complex eukaryotic cells including organisms such as #algae, #fungi, #plants and #animals evolved.
Previous ideas on how and when early prokaryotes transformed into complex #eukaryotes has largely been in the realm of speculation. Estimates have spanned a billion years, as no intermediate forms exist and definitive fossil evidence has been lacking.
By collecting evidence from multiple #gene families in multiple biological systems and focusing on the features which distinguish eukaryotes from prokaryotes, researchers were able to begin to piece together the developmental pathway for complex life.
They obtained evidence that the transition began almost 2.9 billion years ago – almost a billion years earlier than by some other estimates – suggesting that the nucleus and other internal structures appear to have evolved significantly before #mitochondria.
The process of cumulative complexification seems to have taken place over a much longer time period than previously thought.
#biology
https://www.bristol.ac.uk/news/2025/december/complex-life-developed-earlier-than-previously-thought-new-study-reveals.html
Paper by Kay et al. (2025): https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-09808-z
Genetic Studies Revise Domestic Cat Origins and Historical Human-Feline Interactions
https://edition.cnn.com/2025/11/28/science/domestic-cats-origins-ancient-dna
#cat #cats #news #animal #animals #catsOfMastodon #caturday #caturdayEveryday #history #archaeology #research #biology #science #DNA #article #reading #info
Bach for the birds! 🎵
These birds have the same taste in music as I do. 😍
Read more about Java sparrows' love for classical music in my latest newsletter, 'Beaks & Bones':
https://beaksandbones.substack.com/p/classical-music
#birds #birdsofmastodon #science #scicomm #biology #Bach #classicalmusic #music
Bach for the birds! 🎵
These birds have the same taste in music as I do. 😍
Read more about Java sparrows' love for classical music in my latest newsletter, 'Beaks & Bones':
https://beaksandbones.substack.com/p/classical-music
#birds #birdsofmastodon #science #scicomm #biology #Bach #classicalmusic #music
Jane Goodall, the primatologist and conservationist, has died at age 91. Here's more from NBC.
#JaneGoodall #Primatology #Conservation #Chimpanzees #Biology #Zoology #RIP #InMemoriam
Jane Goodall, the primatologist and conservationist, has died at age 91. Here's more from NBC.
#JaneGoodall #Primatology #Conservation #Chimpanzees #Biology #Zoology #RIP #InMemoriam
I've been observing the effects of 'negative time' at my local DMV.
#physics #science #chemistry #biology #astronomy #neet #space #quantumphysics #engineering #physicsfun
I've been observing the effects of 'negative time' at my local DMV.
#physics #science #chemistry #biology #astronomy #neet #space #quantumphysics #engineering #physicsfun
Defying classification, fantastical artworks reframe the racism of Carl Linnaeus
In the 18th century, the Swedish biologist Carl Linnaeus set out to classify life, creating a system of taxonomy that still endures. But, as Firelei Báez explains, his work included hierarchies of humans based on race that were ‘sheer nonsense’, embedding racist ideas into science that echo to this day.
Carl Linnaeus at PG:
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/author/9516