Ingi Agnarsson

I'm an evolutionary biologist working on spider phylogenetics, among other things

[Ingi Agnarsson @Ingi_Agnarsson]

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[Ingi Agnarsson @Ingi_Agnarsson]

Exploring resource patch occupancy: patch size, but not connectivity, explains the abundance of spider kleptoparasites in golden orb webs - Gregorič - Journal of Zoology - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/KgXu93cvVK Spiders-count data-interpretation without story telling :)

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Ecography - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/wXUtrkwGSH Spiders-DNA-Story.. hope the story is approximately true!

[Ingi Agnarsson @Ingi_Agnarsson]

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[Ingi Agnarsson @Ingi_Agnarsson]

PhD position in biology at the University of Iceland with emphasis on evolution and biogeography of arachnids in Caribbean caves.
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Random recovery anyone?

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@marshalhedin See’em every day In Iceland

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#PLOSONE: Characterization of the genome and silk-gland transcriptomes of Darwin’s bark spider (Caerostris da ... https://t.co/s6qB4BYTWB

[Ingi Agnarsson @Ingi_Agnarsson]

Island–to–Island Vicariance, Founder–Events and within–Area Speciation: The Biogeographic History of the Antillattus Clade (Salticidae: Euophryini) https://t.co/N9zrqMFMws #mdpidiversity via @MDPIOpenAccess

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@EZlab_slo @EvaDoesScience Awesome Eva!

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Improving Taxonomic Practices and Enhancing Its Extensibility—An Example from Araneology https://t.co/S7WEa5s7dp #mdpidiversity via @MDPIOpenAccess

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@rustyschackle26 @singaporemacro Same for other 'Chrysso' with feathery hairs. Some other Chrysso are also likely misplaced, but the genus is a mess anyway. I doubt Singapore: cf. Meotipa sp. ♀ is Meotipa, but I've got no idea of a better guess. Some of the other cf genera dubios, as are the Tidarren

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@rustyschackle26 @singaporemacro Very nice work. Looks mostly very accurate. I think your Chrysso sp. ♀ 5688 is Meiotipa, though

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@matjazgregoric I wish male erigonines were that interesting...

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@EZlabZRC @ThorBjornsson_ I shook hands with that guy. Even his hands are ginormous!

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Heteroonops (Araneae, Oonopidae) spiders from Hispaniola: the discovery of ten new species https://t.co/KOtxN6J78y via @ZooKeys_Journal