Cicada and dragonfly were the 2 I'd have suggested. There could be some parasitic taxa that also do this? @the-episiarch.bsky.social

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Marta Riutort se jubila después de una larga trayectoria en la UB. Pionera en la aplicación de técnicas moleculares al estudio de filogenias de platelmintos, su trabajo ha contribuido de forma decisiva a reconstruir su historia evolutiva, especialmente de los triclados o planarias

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I’m excited to share our work on brachiopods! We use phylogenomics to reconstruct the evolutionary relationships of living brachiopods and their relationships with other lophotrochozoans. Huge thanks to all my co-authors and collaborators! www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

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Guillotina.

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A big thanks to the folks who tagged me on this!! It's time for a little story about my MS advisor, [redacted], and the time their vent samples were thrown off the ship. Caveat: I heard this secondhand from a tech on the ship on my very first research cruise, so some details may be off.

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