Prof. Elizabeth Clare
@profbatgirl.bsky.social
Molecular Ecologist, Field Biologist at York University Ontario, wildlife photographer, bat biologist, mum, eDNA from the air
www.yorku.ca/professor/eclare/
Host of the BioAudio teaching podcast
bioaudio.buzzsprout.com/2234324
www.yorku.ca/professor/eclare/
Host of the BioAudio teaching podcast
bioaudio.buzzsprout.com/2234324
Oh yeah. Let’s not even talk about that complexity!
August 5, 2025 at 12:01 AM
Oh yeah. Let’s not even talk about that complexity!
Several of my very clever students even sent me papers called "co-evolution of sperm and egg" etc. by people who clearly dismissed the standard definition. I'm with my students on this one. Broaden the definition....
August 4, 2025 at 9:08 PM
Several of my very clever students even sent me papers called "co-evolution of sperm and egg" etc. by people who clearly dismissed the standard definition. I'm with my students on this one. Broaden the definition....
Why would we consider reciprocal compensatory mutations anything other than co-evolution. Why focus on "two species" in our definition? I've asked a number of other evolutionary biologists and I'm getting a surprising look of ... well... yeah maybe our definition in the text is out of date...
August 4, 2025 at 9:07 PM
Why would we consider reciprocal compensatory mutations anything other than co-evolution. Why focus on "two species" in our definition? I've asked a number of other evolutionary biologists and I'm getting a surprising look of ... well... yeah maybe our definition in the text is out of date...
Love it! I’ll have to use that!
February 9, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Love it! I’ll have to use that!