Dr Qamariya Nasrullah @QamNas 1698 days ago

RT @DrEmSherratt: The Aussie invasives European rabbit (L) & hare (R): skulls different in size but more importantly degree of facial tilt.…

Robyn Hall @Virologica 1699 days ago

RT @DrEmSherratt: The Aussie invasives European rabbit (L) & hare (R): skulls different in size but more importantly degree of facial tilt.…

Dr. Julien Kimmig @JulienKimmig 1699 days ago

RT @DrEmSherratt: The Aussie invasives European rabbit (L) & hare (R): skulls different in size but more importantly degree of facial tilt.…

Debora Santo, PhD @DeboraSantoPhD 1699 days ago

RT @DrEmSherratt: The Aussie invasives European rabbit (L) & hare (R): skulls different in size but more importantly degree of facial tilt.…

Thomas R. Holtz, Jr. @TomHoltzPaleo 1699 days ago

RT @DrEmSherratt: The Aussie invasives European rabbit (L) & hare (R): skulls different in size but more importantly degree of facial tilt.…

Max Farnworth @max_farnworth 1699 days ago

RT @DrEmSherratt: The Aussie invasives European rabbit (L) & hare (R): skulls different in size but more importantly degree of facial tilt.…

Andrzej Wolniewicz @ASWolniewicz 1699 days ago

RT @DrEmSherratt: The Aussie invasives European rabbit (L) & hare (R): skulls different in size but more importantly degree of facial tilt.…

Dr Alana Sharp @AlanaCSharp 1699 days ago

RT @DrEmSherratt: The Aussie invasives European rabbit (L) & hare (R): skulls different in size but more importantly degree of facial tilt.…

Evan Whiting @Ev_Whiting 1699 days ago

RT @DrEmSherratt: The Aussie invasives European rabbit (L) & hare (R): skulls different in size but more importantly degree of facial tilt.…

Vera Weisbecker @WeisbeckerLab 1699 days ago

RT @DrEmSherratt: The Aussie invasives European rabbit (L) & hare (R): skulls different in size but more importantly degree of facial tilt.…

Emma Sherratt @DrEmSherratt 1699 days ago

The Aussie invasives European rabbit (L) & hare (R): skulls different in size but more importantly degree of facial tilt. @kraatzsquatch & I postulated this is an adaptation in hares to have better vision at fast running speeds https://t.co/XmamN3YCoN https://t.co/dZBOHFk0rU

Emma Sherratt @DrEmSherratt 2272 days ago

@kraatzsquatch @SICBtweets @thePeerJ Then we followed this up with another @thePeerJ article showing the full extent of this morphological adaptation, and how it is integral to the evolution of Leporids https://t.co/XmamN3YCoN https://t.co/m90xyTJGbH

Brian Kraatz @kraatzsquatch 2293 days ago

@WindleBeth Those are beautiful skulls! If you are interested, @DrEmSherratt and I did a bunch of work on skull shape differences among leporids (all open acces!): https://t.co/xNWWTymShK