Symposium on “How arachnids experience their world: senses, Brain, development and behaviour” started with the lecture “Biological point - light displays scanning by the principal eyes of a jumping spider” by Massimo De Agro.
Today we covered themes related to systematics & phylogenetics, evolutinary biology & genomics, and faunistics & distribution.
From Nemesiidae, Salticidae and Theridiidae to scorpions and pseudoscorpions: our lecturers gave their best and gave us insight into their research.
Are Nemesiidae your thing?
A lecture by Vera Opatova: Phylogenetic relationships and biogeographic origins of the spider family Nemesiidae (Araneae, Mygalomorphae)
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Thanks for making this congress possible!
Find our materials at the 35th European Congress of Arachnology, which starts this Sunday in Zadar, Croatia! Our publisher @Pensoft will proudly sponsor the event, offering a free publication in one of its journals to the winner of the Best Talk award.
Only five days left until the start of the 35th European Congress of Arachnology.
We are very excited to host 175 participants from 41 countries across 5 continents among which 62 are students! @institutrb@unizd_official 🕷️🕸️🦂
Want to see how our logo was drawn? Check out this (very) sped-up video showing part of the illustration process!
Have you already guessed the spider genus depicted? 😄