Xue-Long Jiang

Dr. Xue-Long Jiang

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Academic Career Length

21Years (2006-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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15 January 2014 in Chinese Science Bulletin
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KHKai He
Kai He
XJXue-Long Jiang
Xue-Long Jiang

10 January 2017 in American Journal of Primatology
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PFPeng‐Fei Fan
Peng‐Fei Fan
KHKai He
Kai He
XCXing Chen
Xing Chen
AOAlejandra Ortiz
Alejandra Ortiz
BZBin Zhang
Bin Zhang
XJXue-Long Jiang
Xue-Long Jiang

12 August 2019 in Journal of Biogeography
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KHKai He
Kai He
ECEliecer E. Gutierrez Calcano
Eliecer E. Gutierrez Calcano
NHNeander Marcel Heming
Neander Marcel Heming
KKKlaus Peter Koepfli
Klaus Peter Koepfli
TWTao Wan
Tao Wan
XJXue-Long Jiang
Xue-Long Jiang

13 June 2008 in International Journal of Primatology
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PFPeng-Fei Fan
Peng-Fei Fan
QNQing-Yong Ni
Qing-Yong Ni
GSGuo-Zheng Sun
Guo-Zheng Sun
BHBei Huang
Bei Huang
XJXue-Long Jiang
Xue-Long Jiang

8 November 2013 in Environmental Management
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Xueyou LiXueyou Li
Xueyou Li
PBPaul Buzzard
Paul Buzzard
YCYongchun Chen
Yongchun Chen
XJXue-Long Jiang
Xue-Long Jiang

18 June 2021 in Science
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KHKai He
Kai He
QLQi Liu
Qi Liu
DXDong-Ming Xu
Dong-Ming Xu
FQFeiyan Qi
Feiyan Qi
JBJing Bai
Jing Bai
PSPeng Shi
Peng Shi
New echolocator: Echolocation is a well demonstrated convergent sensory mode in bats and toothed whales. These lineages are not closely related, and this sense might be more broadly distributed than we recognize. Using a suite of approaches, He et al. show that the lineage of soft-furred tree mice (genus Typhlomys ) includes multiple echolocators. Clear evidence of the behavioral use of echolocation under fully dark conditions was supported by the convergence of ear bone morphology and hearing-related genes with other echolocating mammals. Science , aay1513, this issue p. eaay1513