Jacob Wickham

entomologist, ecologist, husband, and father of 2
Editor, Integrative Zoology
Senior Scientist at Severtsov Institute of Ecology and Evolution

[Integrative Zoology @IntegrativeZool]

Happy Chinese New Year of the Snake!
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Discover our new Virtual Issue on amphibian research! Free access for 3 months. @WileyEcolEvol #AmphibianResearch #Conservation https://t.co/sFaM9GFOlP

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@UAHes @Chikichanka @naturundmensch

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The debated native status of the black francolin in Europe and Africa was conclusively refuted by examining 200 yr-old specimens. Birds from the Indian subcontinent were likely transported via Silk Road, then spread to Mediterranean by the Crown of Aragon. https://t.co/F13oKl6gWv

[Integrative Zoology @IntegrativeZool]

New research is now available in Integrative Zoology (Issue 20.1). Explore the latest articles! #IntegrativeZoology #ResearchUpdates @JacobDWickham @WileyEcolEvol
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Happy New Year 2025!
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Happy Chinese New Year 2024 - Dragon Year!

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Most Read Papers in 2023 @WileyEcolEvol
👇Fur glowing under ultraviolet
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👇All 10 Open Access Articles can be found here
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Issue 18.6 Cover: Tibetan wild asses (Open Access)
ex situ conservation not only protects wildlife, but also affects the composition and function of gut microbiota, as well as the health of animals. Read👇
https://t.co/4kDNhYCwv1
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Check out Issue 18.6 of Integrative Zoology, featuring special subsections on Animal Disease and Gut Microbiota
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[Wiley in research @wileyinresearch]

Good news for ash trees!

Resistance to ash dieback also boosts resilience against the emerald ash borer beetles. 🐞

Research suggests that planting fungus-resistant trees could help combat both threats.

More on the @NewPhyt study in @physorg_com.⤵
https://t.co/wzsSShCGLU

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In case you missed it, check out our summer issue of Integrative Zoology (Issue 18.4 - July 2023)
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@Martin_A_Nunez @jennifer_pow The lag in fieldwork. We cleared our backlogs of unpublished papers but many ecologists spent years in lockdown, locked out of our field sites. Ecological research suffered.

[Dr. Alice C Hughes @AliceCHughes]

Publishing companies make record profits-without paying those doing the work; these APCs block publishing, especially from developing economies and early career scientists
High APCs hurt science
Granting bodies should bar grant use on High APC publishers
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Thank you authors and reviewers for your contributions to Integrative Zoology! Our Impact Factor is now 3.3, ranking our journal in the top 5% of all Zoology journals! Congratulations to everyone that made this happen! @WileyEcolEvol
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Integrative Zoology Issue Alert: Vol. 18 Issue 3
Special subsections (many open access!)
Parasitology, Genetics and Molecular Biology
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@WileyEcolEvol @IntegrativeZool
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The Yangtze finless porpoise is endangered, new research suggests we should invest in creating protected areas and preventing habitat loss.

Read the Editor's Choice paper now in Integrative Zoology.

@IntegrativeZool @JacobDWickham

>>> https://t.co/4arH6SjZZV

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Animal brain vascularization evolution👇
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Cerebrovascular β-dystroglycan immunoreactivity disappeared separately in anurans, and in teleosts before division to Ostariophysi and Euteleostei, possibly from adaptation to the freshwater habitat.
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Congratulations to our authors for the Ig Nobel Prize-winning research article! ttps://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1749-4877.12604
@GhSolimary @SexlabMachado @WileyEcolEvol
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(go to 24 min mark)

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Read this review on #Bats in Integrative Zoology. It looks at their crucial role as dispersers, pollinators and nutrient recyclers. 🦇

✨A highly cited paper in 2022. ✨

Available here: https://t.co/tZclr5SrdF
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This study sheds light on how mammals protect themselves from #OxidativeStress by adapting their glutathione peroxidase gene family.

A must-read for understanding the molecular basis of extreme environment adaptations!

In @IntegrativeZool: https://t.co/7fvIdamtAb
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