Follows the mantra “Work Hard, Play Hard” wherever and whenever there is ecological research to be had or opportunities to save the planet-while cranking metal.
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Congratulations to Elliot Johnson for his new paper in BES! It was an honor (and so much fun) to be a part of his PhD work!!
link.springer.com/article/10…
Psyched about this new paper from Dr. Mark Kirk and our wonderful collaborators!! Congratulations Mark!!!
besjournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
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20 years after West-Eberhard’s "Developmental Plasticity and Evolution", despite a wealth of studies, “the role of development in explanations for adaptive evolution remains under-appreciated”
Great paper by Uller et al
doi:10.1242/jeb.246375
#evolution #plasticity #philbio
ALT Cover of West-Eberhard's book "Developmental Plasticity and Evolution"
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Mirkwood was admittedly for the entomologists / arachnologists, but you know the herping had to be amazing in The Dead Marshes...
Sauron had a lot of problems, but he knew how to manage a wetland. The Dead Marshes were one of the environmental gems of Mordor, and an impressive nature-based solution to help remediate the environmental damage caused by the corpse issue after the Battle of Dagorlad
ALT Frodo and Sam following Gollum through the Dead Marshes
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really nice feature of my @CUDenver lab's @PNASNews article on mating and species' climatic niches published in @NatureClimate today!
nature.com/articles/s41558-0…
@CUDenverNews @SarahBethNalley
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Iran's incarcerated conservationists were released yesterday after 6 years in prison, reports Michele Catanzaro @mcatanzaro - nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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Calling all integrative biologists and #amphibian conservationists! Check it out. 5 days left to apply!
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The wood wide web - the idea that trees communicate with each other through an underground fungal network – has enchanted the public.
But some ecologists think its scientific basis has been oversold go.nature.com/4aaCRCJ
