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Kitsune

@kitsuneblog.com
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Interested in genetics, evolution and natural history. Particularly fond of phylogenetics and taxonomy. I run a blog mostly for bioinformatics tutorials and debunking silly creationists: kitsuneblog.com

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Kitsune @kitsuneblog.com · 17/01/2025
Learn the basics of #mrbayes by building phylogenetic trees from Primate DNA: kitsuneblog.com/building-phy...
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Building phylogenetic trees from Primate DNA sequences using MrBayes (Part I)
Bayesian Inference to infer evolutionary relationships between primates
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Kitsune @kitsuneblog.com · 16/01/2025
Trying to work out if it's a praying mantis or Godzilla
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Kitsune @kitsuneblog.com · 13/01/2025
Somebody doesn't know their Hebrew...
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Kitsune @kitsuneblog.com · 13/01/2025
In real science, we don't need to assume the answer to get the results.
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Kitsune @kitsuneblog.com · 13/01/2025
For a few hours, and then they all died of methane poisoning
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Kitsune @kitsuneblog.com · 12/01/2025
Want to learn #Hebrew through Tangled songs? kitsuneblog.com/learn-hebrew...
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Learn Hebrew From Tangled Songs Part I
A Walkthrough of the Lyrics from When Will My Life Begin
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Kitsune @kitsuneblog.com · 31/12/2024
I appreciate the work that goes into them! Any chance of a video covering the competing groupings of ungulates? I read that Euungulata may not be a real monophyletic clade, rather Perissodactyls + Ferae (Zoomata) is more plausible. I'm also interested what you think of the clade Pegasoferae! 🦇🐎🐅
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Kitsune @kitsuneblog.com · 27/12/2024
Dark!
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Kitsune @kitsuneblog.com · 22/12/2024
Just finished this piece on endogenous retroviruses on my blog about how Answers in Genesis employee Andrew Fabich (PhD), who teaches at a private Christian college lies about ERVs to support his young-earth creationism. Come and have a read and leave a like! medium.com/@Kitsunefox/...
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Correcting Answers in Genesis on Endogenous Retroviruses
The Case for Common Ancestry: A Critical Review of Andrew Fabich’s Blog and an Overview of the Role of ERVs in Phylogenetics
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