Through Time and Clades
@TimeAndClades
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Natural history visual podcast hosted by @albertonykus & @KilldeerCheer. Focusing on human origins, bird evolution, and more.
Joined July 2020
Time to bring this journey to an end, for now.
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In our latest episode, we take a look at the great diversity of fossil representatives from our hominin lineage, including early members of our own species!
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Welcome to a brand-new series: Paleoart, Beyond the Canvas! With our guest host @IlariPatila, we will discuss the nature and process of depicting extinct animals in artwork, beginning with a history of paleoart and paleomedia.
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Happy new year! We've been away for a while. In our latest episode, we discuss what's new with us, the channel, and our favorite natural history discoveries from 2024.
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How were freshwater fishes affected by the end-Cretaceous mass extinction? What drove the evolution of cacti? When did flowering plants originate? Where did cobras and their close relatives evolve? We discuss these questions and more in this news episode!
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Humans are fascinating organisms, but what type of organism are we exactly? In our new episode, we take a concise look at the evolutionary history of our lineage and how we relate to the rest of life on Earth.
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In our new episode, we discuss recent findings on mollusk origins and flatworm soldiers, as well as review @PhilTippett's stop-motion dinosaur sequences featured in the 1985 documentary Dinosaur!:
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How do air sacs help birds soar? How did elephants evolve their trunk? How were different groups of "bird-hipped" dinosaurs related to each other? How did the rainforests of Africa and Asia change over time? All these and more in our latest news episode!
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Was pottery used in Australia before European arrival? Could Compsognathus be a juvenile of a much bigger dinosaur? What on Earth are weird Triassic reptiles like Drepanosaurus? How did porcupines get to North America? All this and more in our new episode!
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This month's news episode is a mammal special! We discuss why echidnas are a danger to turtles, a new species of tiny deer, a fossil dolphin found in an unexpected location, and how many killer whale species there are.
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Humanity, a Prologue is back! In this first episode of a season focusing on human sociocultural diversity, we take a brief trip through the history of anthropological research.
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In this month's news episode, we discuss the origins of orchids, how a small fish makes one of the loudest animal sounds, spiny palm trees during the Age of Dinosaurs, and a fish that can unfurl its mouth like an elephant's trunk.
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In this month's news episode, we discuss giant arrow worms that terrorized the seas, how male weaponry in deer leads to sexually dimorphic brain size, whether feathers might help dinosaurs scare insects, and the impact of invasive ants on lion behavior.
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Happy new year! In this episode, we discuss some of our favorite nature news from 2023, including cartwheeling snakes, underground palm fruit, penguins that get enough sleep from seconds-long naps, and parasitic flatworms that cooperate to lure in hosts.
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In an update to our series on bird evolution, we cover news in this field from the past year, including giant penguins, giant eagles, terror bird tracks, and birds with armored necks! Stick around to the end for an announcement on our human origins series.
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How did grasslands affect elephant evolution? What on Earth are tusk shells? What environments did early humans live in? Can chickens recognize themselves in a mirror? We discuss these questions and more in this news episode!
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What type of crustacean are insects? What are the different types of fish placentas? Did oviraptorid dinosaurs sit on their own eggs to incubate them? Have corals evolved farming? These are some of the questions we discuss in our new episode!
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It's been 3-Years to the day since we first began Through Time and Clades! Where does the time go? Apparently into the joy of making educational natural history content!! Here's to many more years of knowledge and new discoveries!! 💖.
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In this episode, we interview paleontologist and science communicator @DinosaurBiology, who discusses with us eir science blog A Dinosaur A Day, eir conversion to Judaism and its connections to paleontology, the new fossil birds ey helped name, and more!
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