1/6. New paper out!
"Finding a lost species in the ‘Lost World’: predicted habitat occupancy by an endemic butterfly in a Neotropical sky-island archipelago"
https://t.co/cjHjK52xJQ
Attending today’s #EcologyLive with @Martin_A_Nunez? Take a few minutes beforehand to read our #OA editorial from earlier this year, where we outline the work we’re doing to support #ecology from the Global South https://t.co/YME0dnXY9g.
In the Amazon rainforest, dozens of Mesosemia species can live in sympatry. How do they partition resources? Natural history information can help us think.
link to paper https://t.co/9F2A9eM6OI
Butterflies on the dry edge of the Atlantic Forest: water availability determines community structure at the Northern limit of Atlantic Forest https://t.co/MGnny9QHeK
I’m happy to announce that my PhD defence will be on 29 May at 9 am (Swedish time) and it will be live-streamed: https://t.co/exvgFqInp2
My opponent will be Dr. Sabrina Simon (Wageningen University and Research) @_sabrina_simon_@lunduniversity@LepPhylo
A situação já seria muito grave se tivessemos apenas o vírus ameaçando o Brasil. Infelizmente, temos um governo que também cumpre esse papel.
https://t.co/n7ijECT13b
Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717) was one of the first scientists to depict the life cycles of insects and the plants on which they feed. "Metamorphosis Insectorum Surinamensium" is based on her studies and artworks made in Surinam ➡️ https://t.co/pS7Rt6btTe #WomenInScienceDay
I'm Isabela and #ILookLikeAScientist. I study the Ecology and Evolution of Neotropical Butterflies! 🦋
Sou Isabela e #EuPareçoCientista. Estudo a ecologia e evolução das borboletas da região Neotropical!
Emerging from the cocoon: Digital butterfly collections shed light on the intricacies of temperature-size responses https://t.co/aCyvXUPcC1 via @wordpressdotcom