So what type of bubble tip do you have?

[sfsuphysics]

Maybe not the same as someone else. Here's a MACNA talk, the gist of it is that many of the things we think are all the same may not in fact be the same. It talks about many things, but the bubble tip part really got my interest since there's so many different bubble tips out there as far as coloration and some appear to split way more often than others.

The BTA part starts at about 23:30 in the video.

 

[A Aaron]

I was just watching this on my lunch break. Pretty interesting

 

[Baykes]

Thanks, sounds super interesting

 

[The_Lazy_Reefer]

I’m only 5 mins in so far and just realized it’s 39 mins so I’m going to wrap up and plop down on the couch as I feel this will get interesting.

 

[sfsuphysics]

That's why I mentioned the BTA stuff started at 23:30 in case that was the main point of interest

 

[The_Lazy_Reefer]

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That's why I mentioned the BTA stuff started at 23:30 in case that was the main point of interest

I was sold once he said there are 4 different giraffes genetically but we can’t tell that just from looking at them. Fascinating for sure and I instantly knew where he was going with it.

 

[sfsuphysics]

Yeah I'll admit the giraffe thing got me hooked too