The first paper from our collaboration with @Iziko_Museums is out. Descriptions of new Arabella species from both UK (A. ampulliformis) and South Africa (A. umgazanae) will support accurate identifications & give clarity on Arabella iricolor #WormWednesday https://t.co/voreFRfkyl
Interested in working in the Ozarks of Missouri this summer surveying rare fishes? @MDC_online is currently accepting applications online at the link below
https://t.co/L1XJQYp5wg
FYI @WITN, these large, non-native crabs have also been found in coastal NC, and there are multi-agency efforts asking the community to help track them. https://t.co/7tRrIMlBfs @NCDEQ@NC_DMF@NaturalSciences@BWWilliamsLab
A special holiday thanks to our many amazing #LunchTimeDiscovery Livestream Show speakers this year, to our partners at @NaturalSciences, and to our host @EnvEdChris. We produced 46 talks in 2023...stay tuned for 2024! https://t.co/3jkUExk4mg
Intern Christa May is really getting it with inverts data entry, learning to catch when there are other phyla collected along with the target! This attention to detail expands our collections in really interesting ways.
https://t.co/MhRK4iiJN6
Watch @foxweather this evening — Oct. 5 — at 6:20pm (ET) to catch Dr. Bronwyn Williams, Research Curator for Non-molluscan Invertebrates, discuss the recent invasive blue land crab sightings in NC.
You can watch Dr. Williams' segment online at https://t.co/X3o2128xib.
@wareslab Awesome visual! I need to get my GoPro in the water more often. 🤔 No, this isn't Cambarus harti. I can't tell for sure, but I think this might be Cambarus aff. bartonii. Might need to go on a camping trip to double check 😉
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It's to early to know the spread or impacts of the Blue Land Crab in NC. That's why scientists need your help.
@BWWilliamsLab breaks it down TODAY noon ET #LunchTimeDiscovery livestream https://t.co/ZuoVvEzN0G
Please share: I am still recruiting a master’s student to sample mussels in tributary systems of the south-central plains ecoregion in Arkansas. Position starts in January (2024).
One of my favorite projects to date is out today in Frontiers for Young Minds! @ColleenEcology, @MoniquePipkin, and @CorrieMoreau and I wrote this piece to communicate the value of natural history collections to young learners.
A 🧵:
https://t.co/p5jI2pVnSs
I received tissue samples from ~30 species, most of which are from the deep sea. I wonder how much money it cost to gather these. The value held by museums is insane
Uncovering the early history of the Georgia Museum of Natural History, 1785-1900 https://t.co/TLR528iU7V bringing this back up because watch soon for a new paper on the early 20th century history of our museum (spoiler: there was a fire…)
Speaking of spoonworms @NCReserve and @NorthCarolinaEE! I am always up for searching for more of these amazing animals. We found the one showcased here @uncims tucked in a bivalve shell.
What the heck is a spoonworm and how is it "surprisingly elegant"?
@BWWilliamsLab, our Research Curator for Non-molluscan Invertebrates, took @MyPBSNC under the microscope to illuminate the moves of this strange & fascinating creature. Watch here: https://t.co/wRIuMaJX5Y