Meet Dibango volans, a very weird fossil teleost 🐟 from the Eocene of Bolca, Italy! Full article now available open access in @thepalass.bsky.social Papers in Palaeontology onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/... 1/3

Published in @cybiumsfi.bsky.social (2024)vol.48(4) "An unexplored anatomic region for phylogenetics : Architecture of the epicranial portion of the dorsal fin of the Bothidae (Teleostei: Pleuronectiformes)" Chanet, B. @isyeb.mnhn.fr #Anatomy #Dorsal_fin #Phylogeny 🐟 doi.org/10.26028/CYB...

Phylogenomics of marine angelfishes: diagnosing sources of systematic discordance for an iconic reef fish family (F: Pomacanthidae). Baraf et al. 2025 preprint in Systematic Biology An ultraconserved elements phylogeny of the marine angelfishes with a deep dive into discordance in the tree.

PhD position alert: join a diverse team of palaeontologists to study the evolution of temnospondyls! The PhD project @smnstuttgart.bsky.social will focus on bone microanatomy: lots of fun with thin-sections and CT in perspective. Whoever you are: don't hesitate to reach out! tinyurl.com/msvntnd9

Really looking forward to this book of poems - he presented an amazing poem at NAPC 2024. Dr. Brandon Kilbourne’s “debut poetry collection [Natural History] that weaves science with a condemnation of slavery and colonialism has received a $10,000 literary award” apnews.com/article/cave...

Very cool paper and approach! A highly recommended read!

Came across this glorious Pac-Man impersonator, Bathophilus brevis, while measuring fishes at the Scripps collection with @lizmillermacroevo.bsky.social. It just decided that all it needed in life was a huge mouth and a tail 😂

What would you most like to know about #lungfishes? ... Why they have such ginormous genomes? How they breathe air? How they embarrassed taxonomists? Check out my Quick Guide, published in Current Biology today: www.cell.com/current-biol...

Blennies are some of my faves. They are the perfect mix of goofy, kinda ugly and cute. (Parablennius pilicornis - Lanzarote, Canary Islands)

Les bébés poissons lunes sont acérés mais mignons http://ssaft.com/Blog/dotclear/?post/2012/09/12/Oceanario

It would be impossible to cover bioluminescence for #25DaysOfFishmas and not discuss lanternfish. They are, by biomass, the most important group of mesopelagic fish, and are highly diverse, so I've just picked my personal favourite - Lampadena speculigera, the mirror lanternfish.

📺Podcast vidéo du séminaire @isyeb.bsky.social avec Isabelle Collet, Professeure à l'Université de Genève. Présentation intitulée Femmes et numérique. A voir sur YouTube #ISYEB @mnhn.fr @sorbonne-universite.fr @cnrs.bsky.social #EPHE-PSL - #Université_des_Antilles ➡️ isyeb.mnhn.fr/fr/agenda/is...

For my first post here, I am very pleased to announce that this week I start a permanent position as assistant professor at Sorbonne Université, Paris!