And don't miss out on our joint satellite symposium "Form, function and phylogeny" with @morphonews.bsky.social on September 11th!
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Study group Morphology of the German Zoological Society. Infos on zoomorphological topics & latest news in the field by Thies Büscher, Wencke Krings & Andy Sombke.
academic.oup.com/evolut/artic... New paper about the fascinating fishing spiders!
Extreme sexual size dimorphism correlates with proxies of postcopulatory sexual selection across selected Dolomedes fishing spiders
Abstract. Sexual size dimorphism (SSD) and mating system diversity are key factors shaping reproductive evolution, yet their relationships with post-mating
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New research in #RESPhysEnt Born in crowds: How larval density shapes gonadal development in a #ladybird beetle doi.org/10.1111/phen.70049 #Cheilomenes #Coccinellidae #Crowding @wybouw.bsky.social @tbuescher.bsky.social @tobybruce.bsky.social @wileyecology.bsky.social
New #OpenAccess research in #RESPhysEnt Oxidative stress in #honeybees (#Apis mellifera) & small carpenter bees (#Ceratina calcarata) across different landscapes doi.org/10.1111/phen.70046 #OxidativeStress @wybouw.bsky.social @tbuescher.bsky.social @tobybruce.bsky.social @wileyecology.bsky.social
Thank you very much for the support and to @iuli-b.bsky.social and @soundlabjena.bsky.social for organizing!
RES Publications@respublications.bsky.social · 4mo ago#RESPhysEnt is proud to have supported the 7th Morphology Meeting held at @uni-jena.de in collaboration with Morphology Section of the German Zoological Society. Learn more about this fantastic event ⬇️ buff.ly/SSoLBVU @royentsoc.bsky.social @tbuescher.bsky.social Photo credit: Stefan Jerabek
Great talk and impressive work from @hsuanhung.bsky.social on the morphology and microanatomy of talpid's clavicle! Looking forward to see your results published! And guess what!? She was awarded the best talk price! Congrats! 👏👏 Thanks again @morphonews.bsky.social for having us! #MM26
At our #Morphology Meetings we established a keynote award to enable early career researchers to make first experience with having keynote talks. This year Paul Kalke won this prize and presented his work on the evolution of palps in #annelids at #MM#26. Congratulations!
We are amazed how many scientists working on #morphology are around in Jena at #MM26 to enjoy fruitful discussions, interesting talks and beautiful posters. It really is a blast.
New #OpenAccess research from @tbuescher.bsky.social et al. in #RESPhysEnt reports on the postembryonic development of the predatory strike mechanics in a #PrayingMantis (Insecta: #Mantodea) doi.org/10.1111/phen.70032 #Behaviour #Kinematics #Physiology
We are in the middle of this year's Morphology Meeting #MM26 in Jena and are thrilled about the amazing talks of our #morphologists and the wonderful organisation and lovely care and tremendous efforts of the organisers.
At #MM26 the second morning starts with Yoko Matsumura. She presents her research on the #Morphology and #Evolution of elongated genitalia in #insects in her keynote.
#Insect legs are diverse and it is difficult to compare their workspaces across species. Benedikt Josten presented an approach to analyse their forward #kinematics and workspaces in a unified way at the #morphology sessions of #dzg2025
Copulatory structures of #diplopoda are amazingly complex and Birk Rillich presented their functional #morphology in the species Acanthopetalum carinatum at #dzg2025
Scutigera #centipedes are crazy runners. @iuli-b.bsky.social presented at #dzg2025 how the walking behavior and its underlying #morphology changes throughout postembryonic development
Our second invited #morphology speaker @wolffspider.bsky.social from @unigreifswald.bsky.social presented on the amazing biomechanics of #spider extended phenotypes and their ecolution
Our first invited speaker for the #morphology section at #dzg2025 is Nicole Grunstra from Vienna providing us with amazing morphological insights into mammalian and particularly human evolution
Francesco Nienhaus presented #biomechanics and #morphology of #Phasmatodea on eggs and antennae related to intriguing aerial egg transfer of Stick and Leaf Insects at #dzg2025
Stefan Graf has shown #form-function-relationships in the modified eyes of #apoidea at #dzg2025 in the #morohology session
Our first session at #dzg2025 starts in Berlin with a talk by Margarita Yavorskaya on extreme head #morphology transformations in #Pselaphinae
Join the best invertebrate event of 2025! The official website for the 6th International Congress on Invertebrate Morphology (ICIM6) is now live! Check it out: icim6.com Thank you Felipe and colleagues for hosting this!
#Morpho25 had soo many great talks. The one that received the award for the best oral presentation is the one from Una Steinleitner for her presentation about the #morphology of the seminal receptacle in Madagascan freshwater #crabs
@iuli-b.bsky.social received the best poster award at #Morpho25 for her poster "Heads or tails? Sensory equipment on the antennae and the ultimate legs of #Scutigera coleoptrata"
It a pleasure to have @maxille.bsky.social at #Morpho25 having his talk on analyses of Riedl's burden in the actinopterygian cranium. He is the awardee of our Keynote Contest at the #Morphology Meeting in Kiel. Well done!
#teamwork at #Morpho25 by @lib-morpholab.bsky.social: Benjamin Wipfler & Mariam Gabelaia teamed up and showed insights into the avian head. Very nice presentation concept!
Today's second keynote by David Labonte at #Morpho25 shows how broad #Morphology is as a discipline and provides amazing insights into the insect head and the motor inside.
#Morpho25 starts today with the keynote talk by Vanessa Schendel on #venom modulation in #centipedes
