Marc Loman

Information Specialist. Team Systems Development @ Wageningen University & Research - Library.

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Iets meer uitstoot en file, maar verder gaat het prima met Nederland - https://t.co/vZMkE7SegM

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Gaat het nou toch weer over #nexit ? 86% van NL is daar tegen. #nonissue. Je zou het ook over milieu, subsidies, immigratie, rechtsstaat, handel, etcetera kunnen hebben, toch? #buitenhof

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Interviewer constateert dat de lijsttrekkers Europees parlement zeer onbekend zijn. Daar hebben de media zelf aan bijgedragen! #buitenhof

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De nuchtere cijfers wijzen uit: een stille meerderheid van Nederlanders is pro-Europees (en het vertrouwen in de EU groeit) https://t.co/y8VIFGLGVW via @decorrespondent

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Recommended databases for students: for each study the library created shortlists. Check 'My Library' https://t.co/9adXiniyHB via @WUR

[Filosoof @FiIosoof]

Niets staat vast, anders zou er geen mogelijkheid zijn tot verandering.

[Max Roser @MaxCRoser]

The number of out-of-school children globally has fallen by almost 120 million since 1998.
From 380 to 263 million.
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Kinderopvang met voedingsadvies erbij https://t.co/nQWZtkbpac

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@ryhertzberger Nee, ik vond daar wel langjarige cijfers over kindersterfte, over doodsoorzaken maar niet over doodsoorzaken per leeftijdscategorie inderdaad. Het zou kunnen dat CBS de onderliggende cijfers wel heeft? Dan zou je ze moeten bellen misschien? Succes!

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Steun gratis kennis! https://t.co/1RU8z7xEfM #Wikipedia

[Oxford University Museum of Natural History @morethanadodo]

Merian’s ‘Metamorphosis’ provided a greater understanding of insect reproduction & development, disproving the popular notion that insects spontaneously generated from mud. Today she's regarded as a remarkable entomological scientist whose legacy lives on in her illustrations.

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Merian’s drawings also feature plants or other insects that would typically be a source of food to the species, as well as common habitats. Merian’s favourite edible fruit was the pineapple but she despised the cockroaches that fed on it

[Oxford University Museum of Natural History @morethanadodo]

In each of Merian’s illustrations we see a carefully laid-out scene depicting the life cycles or metamorphoses of various insects and spiders- from egg through larva to pupa and finally adult

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The folio-sized copy of ‘Metamorphosis’ held in the museum library contains 60 hand-coloured plates engraved and etched by Merian. For 17th century Europeans, Merian’s illustrations of Suriname insects were an insight into an unknown world #NationalLibrarianDay

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At a time when few women were educated or literate- and rarely travelled- German born Merian travelled to the Dutch colony of Suriname at the age of 52 to observe insects in their natural habitat. ‘Metamorphosis’ was published on her return at her own expense.

[Oxford University Museum of Natural History @morethanadodo]

This week Senior Archives & Library Assistant @dczerkaszyn shares 1 of the Museum's most beautiful books; ‘Metamorphosis Insectorum Surinamensium’, published 1705, was the work of pioneering artist, botanist, entomologist & naturalist, Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717)

[Valentin Schmid @vxschmid]

The 10 fastest-growing cities in the world between 2019 to 2035 are all in India

(Via @ValaAfshar)