The informal poll results are in, & as I feared, most people are running ANOVAs in #R with functions that can give highly misleading (or flat out wrong) results. Follow along to see why using anova() and aov() is usually inadvisable & why you should be using car::Anova() 🧵
November is 🐢 month and they’ll be lots of nesting action. Keep your eyes peeled for broken egg shells near to waterbodies and help our friends to cross the road safely.
Please log all any turtles or action you see on turtleSAT to help us better manage Australian turtles.
Which function do you use for ANOVAs in #R?
I have a suspicion/fear that many people are doing ANOVAs "wrong" in R (I'll explain what I mean by "wrong," as well as the "right" way after the poll ends). #Stats#Statistics#Research
Time to vote! 🏆️ Help us choose the winner of the People’s Choice Award in our Ecology in Action photography competition.
Select your favourite image from each category online now: https://t.co/v6y0rGYXbM
#NaturePhotography#landscapephotography#naturelovers
We invited citizen scientists to test their skills in frog call validation. 57% of public IDs were completely accurate, highlighting the challenge of IDing multiple species at once and the resources needed to support public engagement in #FrogID validation
https://t.co/MikLjHLm6t
In today’s herping highlight I bring you an iddy biddy banded eastern brown snake. This individual is likely to be 8-10 months old and will eventually loose its pattern as it matures #wildoz
Turtles often encounter fences as they wander over land in search of water, or a mate. Here’s how to make fences turtle-friendly. @uninewengland@OhioState
https://t.co/p0IAr6sxKc
We catch up after the World Congress of Herpetology in Borneo where we had an absolute blast and did a mini live podcast.
Listen now: https://t.co/trrAfs2izm
Spotify: https://t.co/CxoIg6LbG6
Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/TTVTKLuHo5
Youtube: https://t.co/frKDZFvUcB
Now’s as good a time as any to go check out our recent paper on the evolution of Australia’s best skinks.
Huge thanks to @FarquharJules for the unreal snap 📸.
See thread here:
https://t.co/kCmqLbFO23
Love reptile research and remote fieldwork? Master's scholarship available at @BiolSci_UWA to study the Yinnietharra rock dragon - one of Australia's priority species. Project led by rock dragon expert Tash Lebas and a great WA team @AustSocHerp@S_van_Leeuwen@TSCommissioner
After unforeseen production delays, it was great to return the final proofs of our new edited book back to the production team today. Hopefully not too long to go before it comes out. A massive shout out again to co-editor @ulrikacandolin and our amazing chapter contributors 🙏
So exciting! 🥳 I’ve got a copy of @HPWecology’s new book, Wild Science!
Thanks so much for inviting me to contribute, Helen!
My story, The Big Roo Count: kangaroos, kids and calamity.
#Molly approves!
Wrapping up an excellent week at the World Congress of #Herpetology!
🌏🐢🐍🦎🐸🌍
Inspired by the enthusiastic reception for the Global Women In Herpetology Project & excited for the possibilities ahead!
@WCHerp#Womeninstem#womeninherpetology#HERper
It was such a privilege to attend #wch10 in Boneo and represent the Australian Museum @AustmusResearch and @FrogIDAus with my presentation on #CitizenScience and Banjo #frogs! Also great to hear about the fantastic research from around the globe 🐸🐊🐢🦎🐍
I am so proud to see the @savethesnakes Team represent our global snake conservation efforts at the World Congress of Herpetology in Kuching, Malaysia. We've achieved so much & it's wonderful to see our work shared with the international herpetological community. 🐍🐍🐍 #WCH10