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Early Access Video - Caniformia Phylogeny
🕑 Added 2024-04-18 05:36:08 +0000 UTCHi Patrons, Jason here!
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Comments
Mike Apple
Some foxes are foxes. Some aren't. Let's go, Clint!
Michael Kalin
i realize this is a major ask considering it's a quite far outside of your specialty, but would you ever consider doing plant phylogenies at some point?
Ben Timmings
Would love to see a phylogeny of rodents and Psittaciformes. Also, more Australian reptiles
Betsy Young Buck
Not all foxes are foxes! De water bears! If Clint likes skunks, he should come to Martha’s Vineyard. This is the only place I’ve seen mama skunks leading their kits down the sidewalk on Main Street and skunks foraging at the outdoor dining areas in town. We have them in our yard regularly - thankfully our dog has learned (from experience) not to chase them!
Seth Lanning
Pinnipeds are probably my favorite animals so I am very much looking forward to the pinniped deep dive.
Ben Timmings
Not all foxes are foxes
thatfruitcake
I want to know all about the canids! not all foxes are foxes 🧐
Amber Hammerschmidt
Okay, I want a badger deep dive
SamM1994
Dumb question, where would the potential LCA of the feliformia and caniformia would have been found if they developed in two separate parts of the world?
Jessica Hamalainen
Not all foxes are foxes!
