Multiple evolutionary transitions of reproductive strategies in a phylum of aquatic colonial invertebrates

Overview of attention for article published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, November 2023

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So sorry I could not be there with the Bryozoa team at the Royal Society seminar today. Brilliant to have the opportunity to spread the exciting new findings about the evolution of Bryozoan reproduction. https://t.co/uYr1u4KLTe

Bryozoans are diverse, complex colonial invertebrates that have evolved brooding structures several times to care for their young. @BryoEvolution and collaborators look at evolutionary innovation and patterns https://t.co/rkVz4KN4dK https://t.co/zAjoE…

Phylogenetic analysis of the cheilostome bryozoa confirms parental care evolves again and again. So proud and grateful to have worked on this project! #EvolutionaryBiology #ScienceDiscoveries #Bryozoans

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