PhD. student at Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge, LA
Interested in neotropical birds cryptic diversity and evolution | Ornithology | she/her | 🍃🦜
seems like the proposal for a new name to the northern giant hummingbird (Patagona chaski) was unnecessary, and is now been 'synonymized' by a century-old name: peruviana
The late Ecuadorian ornithologist Fernando Ortiz Crespo was right (I highly recommend his 1974 paper)
📢🇨🇴¡Atención Colombia!
Ya está disponible el listado de las 51 personas seleccionadas a nuestras #Becas Fulbright de Posgrado - Cohorte 2024🎓🇺🇸🇨🇴
Conócelas en https://t.co/Nzu1ignOf3
#BeFulbright
¡Tenemos una nueva especie de ave endémica para Colombia!
Se trata del Saltarín Dorado (Chloropipo flavicapilla) una especie rara, poco conocida, y amenazada de bosques de niebla andinos.
En mi nueva investigación publicada en @OrnitologiaCol demuestro que la especie sólo habita en Colombia, y no está en Ecuador como antes se pensaba.
Link para descargar el artículo aquí:
https://t.co/ik3xqorcxW
Humanity’s actions have committed us to a warming climate. Although there is no turning back, some paths are open to avoid catastrophic #ClimateChange.
A special issue underscored the urgent choices we face to adapt. Learn more on #WorldEnvironmentDay: https://t.co/WwYgzDaCbV
It's #FossilFriday! Take a bite out of the weekend with Dilophosaurus wetherilli, a carnivore that lived ~194 mya during the Early Jurassic. Its name, which means “double-crested reptile,” comes from the paired crests on its skull—which were possibly used for display.
#BiologyLetters authors found that unlike many traits, the rate of tooth growth is not correlated with body size, metabolism, or diet. Read more on what they found here: https://t.co/gK7FBLyPGb #evolution#palaeontology#odontoblast
Leaders who ignore the science of #ClimateChange are failing their people.
A short 🧵with my takeaways from the #IPCC's new #ClimateReport
“The choices and actions implemented in this decade will have impacts now and for thousands of years”
[from SPM - C1, Fig1]
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