The Evolution of Insects: Introduction / Ordovician to Triassic - Bug School 🐞 Entomology Course
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- Опубліковано 24 січ 2025
- How did insects evolve? Introduction to the entomology course - Ordovician to Permian. Join the study of insects!
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I wasn't taught evolution in school so I'm glad to learn about bug evolution
I will explain evolution too in some videos
This series got me back into watching your channel. Thanks for all of your hard work. All of this content is perfect for my next few days of recovering from the SARS CoV 2 mRNA vaccine. I can kick back and learn. Yippie!
This is part of a 3-part series! I hope all the people watching this episode will consider watching Episode 1, 2 and 3. I also apologise if there are minor mistakes & if I had to leave some things out, the entire presentation is about 4 hours(!!) long and I made it all by myself. Believe it or not, this subject is so long and complex I could spend 10 hours talking about it, but that would be unrealistic! Due to time constraints I made it into a summary. Everything stated here is backed up however, by scientific literature I have read and interpreted. I am trying my best to make it as scientific as I can! Find the Playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLFMowSa34teZ74Uk1k4wemFYwdFDb9nvg.html
This is really great, I'm glad you are posting these. Have you considered starting up your Patreon again? I'm sure there are plenty of people who would be very interested in joining. Love listening to you explain this stuff. Keep up the great work. 💗
Thank you for this excellent work!
Super informative, thank you for creating content. Your videos on insects have so much insight. I learned how to care for them because of you, stay safe! Looking forward to more from this series.
now this is some.god tier content
thank you so much
COMBINING TWO OF MY FAVORITE THINGS, PALEONTOLOGY AND ENTOMOLOGY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CAN'T WAIT!!!
I love those big Dragonflies ❤️ idk why you kept saying Peter Griffin flies, they're clearly dragonflies. And I love them.
NO
I cant wait 😊😊
There was another antient Insect that lived a longer time before dinosaurs, There are part of the isopod family, Called horseshoe crabs-- They still roam the sea today!
Are somebody among viewers interested in small parasitic Hymenoptera, taxonomy and biocontrol?
I hope so. My content is often a little superficial [moth breeding] but in the future I want to make it more scientific and deeper. I'm new to this so forgive me if there are mistakes. But all the things I state in these presentations are backed up by sources and literature, so I hope to make it scientifically informed
Beware! My new favorite insect:
Bee'ls :D
Did you just put a videogame in the ending texts 😂
Comparing humans to insects at the beginning is kind of fallacious since humans are one species and insects are a group with millions of species. A more adopt comparison would be comparing insects to tetrapods (land vertebrates). Tetrapods are only slightly younger than insects in geologic time.
Yeah I get it, some other people brought that up too, I just wanted to say they are really old compared to us to awe people, semantically it's not really something important
I would say everything was new for me hahahah wow
Love some paleoentomology. If you are interested I have a course on arachnids wich include their evolutionnary history. It's an hidden video but I can link it
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Hello there Andy; if you are interested, I recommend using what is the most convenient for you! I believe the standard rate for PayPal processing fees is 2.9% and $0.30 per donation. Patreon charges a 5% platform fee, however Patreon is a monthly subscription while the Paypal link is a one-off non-recurring payment
I like this series concept a lot and its nice that you obviously invested a lot of time in it; but how can you talk about evolution and already in the second minute of the video you give completely misleading informations. Maybe talk about body plans; but its just wrong that we didnt have any ancestors 400.000.000 years ago (or even earlier). Insects are a fascinating group and an exceptionally big group, but especially for someone like you who apparrently uses phylogeny often i dont understand why you would compare Insects and Hominini(?), thats like comparing Brassolini and Chelicerata; so whats your point? I hope this is constructive criticism; i like your videos a lot and thank you for your effort!
Huh? I dont think I claimed those things? I think you misunderstood. I was comparing the timeframe in which Homo sapiens modernised to the time hexapods have been around. That doesn't mean they don't have any ancestors(?) I think you didnt understand the point. Why compare them? To make it engaging. It is only to put into perspective how long the evolutionary history of insects is compared to H. sapiens.
It's a simple fact humans have been around for longer than humans; and my example illustrates they have been around much longer than the modern human. Just to put it into perspective. This does not imply we don't share ancestors with them or that our evolutionary history is shorter. If you thought that, maybe you failed to understand the point
The point was to appeal to the imagination of the audience by illustrating how much longer insects have been around compared to us. It's a FACT(!!!) they have been way longer than ANY hominid. There is nothing wrong with using humans as an example, to capture the imagination. If your conclusion is that we didn't have any ancestors, you are the one that is wrong. Maybe you have a wrong idea of phylogeny and evolution?
@@BartCoppens But those Insects from 400.000.000 years ago are not closer related to extant insect species than we are to our ancestors 400 mil. years ago; so its exactly how you said, you wanted to make it engaging; but this message carries almost no information. Of course is an extant tribus like hominini (Im not talking about hominidae; this group is a bit older than 6 mil. years) much younger than a big clade like Insecta; the really engaging fact however is, that some body plans of those early insects were succesful enough to such a degree that some of their ancestors kept them til this day. And I'm kinda disappointed that you dont even consider the fact that you are comparing taxons of different "ranks" which in itself is a very difficult topic. For example i could just say; the evolutionary history of deuterostomia (which includes humans) dates back to 540 mil. years, comparing that to the group of insecta which is only 400 mil. years old really shows how old they are. You see this is pointless, because I'm comparing taxons of different "ranks" and also ancestors of the whole group insecta existed at that time; this ancestor was just not the ancestor of only insects, but other extant or extinct groups aswell.
@@BartCoppens You said "...these silly creatures are humans, their evolutionary history dates back about 6 mil. years ago..."; but you cant say the group hominini is the group of humans if you dont say a chimp is a human too; so your not even talking about the genus Homo or even our species and "our" evolutionary history dates back much further, if you count every ancestor from us as "us". To put into perspective how long the evolutionary history of insects is compared to a single extant species is not really engaging or surprising; its pointless; like if you would say the evolutionary history of the species Polistes gallicus dates back a lot less further than of the group Malacostraca; surprise, surprise. I'm not here to defend the non existent "honor" of humanity, but to criticise your presentation of phylogeny and age of groups. And again I really like what your doing on your channel; i just disagree with what you said in this video and you havent really changed that yet.
Needs to be rewritten to be more concise and less repetitive. Long intro is bad - for example we don’t need a refresher on the legality of using images in educational videos.
I'm sorry about that, I will work on making it more entertaining :) I guess I am paranoid about copyright strikes, so the reminder is to discourage people from doing that. It's within my right to use these images but I'm still paranoid