Ohhh, birth records, that might be it. Lots of families with kids moved to Texas, so there might be lots of out of state kids who (if they stay here) should be Texan in ten years

I’m not sure decline seen in the Texas A&M plot matches what I see in the ACS 2023 demography — I don’t think we should see a decline at all in Texas for ten more years

Brian do the ‘demographic cliff’ figures based only on demographic trends for the US as a whole (and thus only varying for each school based on the proportion of enrollment taken from each state, or do they account for each state’s projected demography?

There’s also differences in how ctenorphores build their neurons, using different genes than other metazoans.

I am sure this will not be the last word on the subject…

Need a free-to-read preprint? www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

Figure caption: “An AI-generated reconstruction of what a 'drop croc', or mekosuchine crocodile…”

ughhh, BBC, I expected better from you

Oh look, some monograptids