Mouse-eared bats

'Cause we're talking about bats now, which are sources of spillovers, and this is a Nature paper also.

Uh, insights into longevity and virus-driven adaptation from Myotis bat genomes.

And the authors, two co-first authors, Juan Vazquez and Elise Lauterbur, and three co-corresponding authors, Lucie Etienne, David O'Neil, and Peter Sudmant.

And once again, thank you, Nature.

All right, so bats are numerous, 20% of all known mammals, very phenotypically diverse.

They emerged 60 million years ago, and so there's a lot of diversification, and they have some interesting traits, including longevity, uh, viral tolerance, and immune defenses.

And the, the topic of this paper is the genus Myotis, which emerged 33 million years ago, 139 species on six continents, and a lot of economology- ecological diversity.

You didn't work on Myotis, did you, uh, Angela?