Help my UG Research Student (Ally McGee) collect data on #BalloonPollution. Download her App for Androids (link below). Next time you find a balloon, please log it! We are mapping balloon pollution across the globe! @univofscranton@BalloonsPollute
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One year, lecturer position in Physiology at the University of Scranton. Please feel free to message me with any questions and share with all your awesome friends. https://t.co/WbKHncNppR
@rattlesnakeguy Can help but wonder, would the poison affect the rattlesnake? If it consumed the rodent that consumed the poison - does that affect the snake?...
@kirstyjean One time the other reviewer contacted me and asked if I was the other reviewer. I suppose Iโm fairly predictable... ... pretty sure you remember doing this ๐
Substrate Type Affects Scent-Trailing Behavior of Newborn Timber Rattlesnakes (Crotalus horridus)
Christopher A. F. Howey & Erika M. Snyder
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Until 23 Jan, follow https://t.co/L8AeEgNVSX to freely available PDF
@HerpJCAM @snakeymama@MaxRLambert@TurtleSurvival Obviously @HerpJCAM hasnโt been following much in the herp world these days - we are weeding trash out of our societies (regardless of how cool the talks may be). If you want to keep friends with this type, then feel free to publish your stories in โCopeiaโ after this year.
@thekriswild On the edge. But the one moved back in to the burn. I found him next to a stream. Coincidence or kick ass save me from fire behavior? I donโt know. Have fun with the paper.
@thekriswild I did not. But we found two while doing the burn. Both are doing good. One is getting a transmitter and Iโll continue to see how it interacts with the burn
Despite the challenges we currently face, the #UniversityofScranton Biology Department is looking forward to these awesome new colleagues joining us in the Fall!
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