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Termites keep tropical ecosystems alive by aerating soil, providing nutrients, and decomposing waste. New @CurrentBiology study has now found that these insect engineers got their unique abilities following past, global ecological disasters. oist.jp/news-center/news/202…
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All of these are now available as .svg files at bioicons.com! I'll be adding more over the next few months, and intend to expand the fungal-related stuff that's on #BioIcons! 🍄
Shoutout to @simonduerr for this incredible resource and for helping with my submission!
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46 scientists have come together to update the family tree of one of the most underappreciated engineers in the world: termites! Read about the @NatureComms study, which builds on 51 data models, here. ow.ly/7yRN50Tg4Ob @tom_oist @HellemansSimon
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Hellemans et al. produce an updated termite classification with genomic scale analyses, highlighting thirteen family-level lineages and resilience of their classification to future termite research.
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On Aug 26 2022, we welcomed, Ms. Roxane de Bilderling, ambassador of 🇧🇪 Belgium to Japan. We toured the labs and campus with Belgium faculty and researchers. @DebilderlingR thank you for leaving a message in the Golden Book and visiting us at OIST. @BelgiumEmbJapan









