Le livre intitulé « Evolutionnary history of bats: fossils, molecules and morphology "was published last month. This book edited by Gregg Gunnell (Director of the Division of primate fossils at Duke Lemur Center) and Nancy Simmons (Chief Curator of the Department of Mammalogy at the American Museum of Natural History) together paleontologists, biologists and engineers to pool the latest knowledge and discoveries about the origins and evolution of bats. All aspects of evolutionary biology are discussed: new paleontological data including new fuels and new methods of analysis (CT-scan, reconstruction 3D…), molecular phylogeny and morphological proposing new consensus, Biomechanical adaptation to flight and echolocation, Evo-devo... The authors discuss the different radiation of bats from their origins. They also provide new hypotheses about the onset of flight and echolocation, two key adaptations that contributed greatly to the success of the group.
Le livre intitulé «Evolutionnary historia ya popo: fossils, molekuli na morphology "ilichapishwa mwezi uliopita . Kitabu hiki kuhaririwa na Gregg Gunnell (Mkurugenzi wa Idara ya fossils nyani katika Duke Lemur Center) Nancy Simmons et (Mkuu wa Idara ya curator Mammalogy katika Makumbusho ya Marekani ya Historia za) pamoja paleontologists, wanabaiolojia na wahandisi katika bwawa maarifa ya kisasa na ugunduzi kuhusu asili na mageuzi ya popo . Masuala yote ya biolojia evolutionary ni kujadiliwa: mpya paleontological data ikiwa ni pamoja na nishati mpya na mbinu mpya za uchambuzi (CT-Scan, ujenzi 3D...), Masi phylogeny na kubadilika kwa maumbile kupendekeza makubaliano mapya, Biomechanical kukabiliana na ndege na echolocation, Evo-devo... waandishi kujadili mionzi tofauti ya popo kutoka makazi yao ya asili . Pia kutoa hypotheses mpya kuhusu mwanzo wa ndege na echolocation, mbili muhimu kuhimiza mabadiliko ambayo ilichangia sana kwa mafanikio ya kundi .