Rogier Braakman
@rogierbraakman.bsky.social
Studying metabolic evolution, microbial macroevolution, biospheric self-organization, and the feedbacks between Earth and life. Dad, Husband, Scientist.
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November 7, 2025 at 5:10 PM
June 19, 2025 at 12:48 AM
Quoting the paper's last sentence, one implication of the CR hypothesis is:
"... In this view, the emergence of pelagic planktonic marine cyanobacteria reflects the broader biospheric expansion into the open ocean, which was not possible until ecosystems reached sufficient levels of complexity."
"... In this view, the emergence of pelagic planktonic marine cyanobacteria reflects the broader biospheric expansion into the open ocean, which was not possible until ecosystems reached sufficient levels of complexity."
June 4, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Quoting the paper's last sentence, one implication of the CR hypothesis is:
"... In this view, the emergence of pelagic planktonic marine cyanobacteria reflects the broader biospheric expansion into the open ocean, which was not possible until ecosystems reached sufficient levels of complexity."
"... In this view, the emergence of pelagic planktonic marine cyanobacteria reflects the broader biospheric expansion into the open ocean, which was not possible until ecosystems reached sufficient levels of complexity."
Hi Eryn, i would love to be added to the science feed if possible. I study metabolic evolution, microbial ecology and microbial macroevolution in the context of Earth history. Thanks!
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June 2, 2025 at 2:52 PM
Hi Eryn, i would love to be added to the science feed if possible. I study metabolic evolution, microbial ecology and microbial macroevolution in the context of Earth history. Thanks!
rogierbraakman.com
scholar.google.com/citations?us...
rogierbraakman.com
scholar.google.com/citations?us...