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Jamile Bubadué

@jamilebubadue.bsky.social
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Professor at UFJ Interested in multilevel patterns of morphological variation. www.jamilebubadue.com PT | EN

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Leandro R. Monteiro @carolliafreak.bsky.social · 13/06/2026
🦇 Postdoc fellowship opportunity for Mammal Collection Curator at UENF, Brazil (instructions in Portuguese). Join an active research group in a vibrant Institution in Brazil: sites.google.com/uenf.br/ecol...
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Ecologia e Evolução de Mamíferos
O Grupo de Pesquisa Ecologia e Evolução de Mamíferos é coordenado pelo Professor Dr. Leandro Rabello Monteiro, do Laboratório de Ciências Ambientais da Universidade Estadual do Norte Fluminense Darcy ...
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Jamile Bubadué @jamilebubadue.bsky.social · 01/05/2026
New paper sharing our findings on the mandible morphology of South American coatis. Available at the Journal of Mammalogy: doi.org/10.1093/jmam... @lcarneiro.bsky.social @carolliafreak.bsky.social @mammalogists.bsky.social
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Leandro R. Monteiro @carolliafreak.bsky.social · 02/12/2025
We need to focus on academia-friendly journals! I will definitely use this as a guide to my next submissions. doi.org/10.1093/jeb/...
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Time to publish responsibly: DAFNEE, a database of academia-friendly journals in ecology and evolutionary biology
Abstract. The current economics of scientific publishing reveal a profound imbalance: academia pays prices far exceeding the actual costs of publication. R
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Jamile Bubadué @jamilebubadue.bsky.social · 19/12/2025
Happy to end the year sharing my thoughts on this paper: "Body size and litter size as predictors of pouch presence in marsupials", by Casali et al. (2025). Digest available at doi.org/10.1093/evol...
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Digest: The marsupial pouch as a key evolutionary innovation
Abstract. The pouch has been repeatedly gained and lost throughout marsupial evolution. While its presence is linked to K-strategist traits like larger siz
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Joanna Bagniewska @joannabagniewska.com · 29/10/2025
Five or six grams of life, soft-furred and sharp-nosed, darting among the roots and leaf litter of a tiny island in the Indian Ocean. Australia’s only shrew, Crocidura trichura, has been declared extinct. Touching obituary by @rhettayersbutler.bsky.social 🧪🌏🦊 www.butlernature.com/2025/10/24/r...
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Requiem for the Christmas Island Shrew
The Cry That Faded It never weighed more than a spoonful of sugar. Five or six grams of life, soft-furred and sharp-nosed, moving through the roots and leaf litter of a tiny island in the Indian Ocean...
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Bat Conservation International 🦇 @batcon.org · 16/10/2025
Everything you know about vampire bats is a lie! Okay, well they do drink blood, but who hasn’t? Let’s look at their good qualities. 🩸 cute 🩸 great friends 🩸 wonderful mothers 🩸 regurgitate blood for each other
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Corrie Moreau @corriemoreau.bsky.social · 19/09/2025
UPDATE: The 2025-2026 list of faculty and postdoc positions in ecology and evolutionary biology is out! Be sure to check out this active and helpful community run resources! docs.google.com/spreadsheets...
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ecoevojobs.net 2025-26
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Cecilia Baldoni @cecibaldoni.bsky.social · 17/09/2025
PhD Alert! 😍 Our lab is hiring a PhD student to study how shrews shrink in winter and grow in spring. Yes, you read that right! tinyurl.com/shrinkingshr... Join us at the @mpi-animalbehav.bsky.social, study a super cool animal, and join the @imprs-qbee.bsky.social community! DM me for questions!
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Seasonal size change and aging in shrews
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Barangurte @barangurte.bsky.social · 11/09/2025
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Science Magazine @science.org · 04/09/2025
New findings in Science suggest that rodents owe much of their evolutionary success to their thumb-nail (the first digit, D1), an adaptation that gave them dexterous hands for cracking seeds and nuts. Learn more in this week's issue: scim.ag/46caVho
This red squirrel’s hands display tiny nail-bearing thumbs, alongside large claw-bearing digits.
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Jamile Bubadué @jamilebubadue.bsky.social · 04/09/2025
thumbs up, @rmissagia.bsky.social et al. 👍👍
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Jamile Bubadué @jamilebubadue.bsky.social · 04/09/2025
Thrilled to see Missagia et al. on the cover of Science! Who else would have thought to look into rodents’ thumbnails?
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