Gustavo Miranda
@Gustavo_Mir5
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Assistant Professor and Curator of Invertebrates @ Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History/University of Oklahoma. Evolutionary bio., Natural History Coll.
Joined February 2013
RT @hannah_m_wood: How do spider "jaws" (chelicerae) work? . Spiders use hydraulic pressure not just for walking—but to enhance bite force….
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RT @SamNobleMuseum: 🦖 Oklahoma’s very own dino is having a day!.Big thanks to @VisitNorman for teaming up with us to share the dino-sized e….
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Job alert! Sam Noble Museum (OU) seeks a Collection Manager for the Recent Invertebrates collection (insects, mollusks, arachnids & more). You’ll team up with the incoming Curator (👋 me). Apply via Job # 251244. DM questions. #museumjobs #collections.
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RT @the_leafhopper: Leafhopper comic! Because I want people to stop asking me if they’re the same thing as grasshoppers. .
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RT @hebets_lab: Hot off the press: Country spiders and City spiders adjust their webs differently based on environmental noise! Check out t….
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RT @BenKuhnhaeuser: 1️⃣ 🌍 Fresh out in #Science! The Asian tropics are among the most biodiverse places on Earth, but where does all that d….
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RT @abelaracno: I’m thrilled to announce the publication of the 'Festschrift celebrating Dr. Luis F. de Armas on his 80th birthday' in Zoot….
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RT @100legs_NP: 和歌山にて、市街地の裏山に散策路があるなと行ってみたら石がゴロゴロ…狭い範囲にやたらとカニムシが見られた。.ここでは3種見られたけど、ツチカニムシの仲間はやっぱりハサミを舐めがち…最後、相変わらずの高速後ずさりに対応できず。 https://t.….
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RT @evol_genomics: The Major Features of Macroevolution @systbiol.
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Abstract. Evolutionary dynamics operating across deep time leave footprints in the shapes of phylogenetic trees. For the last several decades, researchers
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This time, I'll be combining genomics and behavior to uncover new insights into the sexual selection and reproductive biology. Big thanks to @hebets_lab for this incredible opportunity! . More updates here:
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Excited to announce that I've joined the University of Nebraska - Lincoln! After some time away from direct scientific research, I’m thrilled to dive back into studying the systematics, phylogenomics, and molecular ecology of non-model organisms, especially arachnids.
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Look what arrived! It feels even more special holding the plaque. Thank you @AAS_arachnology!
It took a while for me to process the extreme honor to receive the Norman Platnick Award for Taxonomic Research from the American Arachnology Society @AAS_arachnology. Receiving an award honoring one of my heroes and one of the most inspiring people in arachnology, biogeography+.
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RT @taradublinrocks: Taylor’s son Shane Hawkins! #MyHero .😭🖤 #taylorhawkinstribute #TaylorHawkins #FooFighters #TaylorHawkinsWembley https….
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. and phylogenetics is something that I would never imagine. I want to thank the Society @AAS_arachnology and all my colleagues who supported me throughout my career so far, especially my mentors @hannah_m_wood, @SNM_NScharff, Alessandro Giupponi, and Adriano Kury.🕷️ 🥳.
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It took a while for me to process the extreme honor to receive the Norman Platnick Award for Taxonomic Research from the American Arachnology Society @AAS_arachnology. Receiving an award honoring one of my heroes and one of the most inspiring people in arachnology, biogeography+.
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Available online the first molecular phylogeny of the order Amblypygi through the discovery of a relict Paracharon in Colombia (!!!) based on UCEs+Sanger! Access here:. So happy with this paper and honored to work with an amazing team!.#WhipSpiderPhylogeny
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RT @wizentrop: It has been a while since I posted whip spider content. Let's test your comprehension of Amblypygi language! .Watch carefull….
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RT @BobKallal: Schizomid morphometrics based on outline data. Open access work by Hannah Wood, Erika Garcia, @Gustavo_Mir5, and me. https:/….
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It took a while to be published (now finally in print), but I hope it's useful to a broad audience of systematists and biogeographers. There are discussions on amblypygid trait evolution, systematics, biogeography and more. Feel free to cite it widely :).
Simultaneous analysis of #morphological characters and multilocus DNA sequences addresses the #phylogeny and #biogeography of the pantropical whip #spider family Charinidae for the first time. 🕷️. Included in the Jan issue:
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