If you’re curious about extinct, giant lemurs from Madagascar, check out our paper on the paleogenome of Megaladapis edwardsi! A collaborative effort that complements previous aDNA, morphological and isotopic work

@ap_sullivan

@arneraudrey Thank you, Audrey!! I appreciate it 😀

@PlantEvolution Thank you! 😀

@taylor_vandoren Thank you so much!😀

Judit Koós, Magdolna Hellebrandt, Robert Maier, László Domboróczki, Cristian Virag, Mario Novak, David Reich, Tamás Hajdu, Noreen von Cramon-Taubadel, Ron Pinhasi, @grg_perry

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@AlexBoersma_Art @PNASNews @grg_perry This is so awesome, Alex!! I second PJ's response - very honored, thank you!

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@EDGEinthewild @CoastalPaleo The images will eventually be available on an open access platform, but for now the 3D fossil scans and a couple of images are available to download here:

@bergeycm

@ErikEnbody Thanks, Erik!

@ErikEnbody Thank you, @ErikEnbody! It was an awesome session of talks! Very cool to see different approaches of working with unique/non-model species.

Joel Borgerson (@joel_borgerson) for the amazing illustrations! And a shout out to @ap_sullivan for the Megaladapis fossil scan that I used to make the GIF!

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