in collab with @BatConIntl , we're looking for a field biologist to join us at @UofOklahoma to lead surveys of bats in western OK (OU) and northern TX (BCI). apps are due end of October, and the position can start anytime Jan/Feb 2025. please circulate!
https://t.co/UTK6WuZ2kX
Parasite life cycles can be confusing! What IS a complex life cycle? How do they evolve? I wrote a post to explain the basic terms and concepts:
https://t.co/C8YbTwicMi
🪲 OUT NOW 🪱: the Global Parasite Conservation Plan.
A couple years in the making, the Plan is a white paper that synthesizes the subfield, and how we take it from a value (parasites are worth saving) to a practice and subdiscipline, through 12 goals:
https://t.co/evLzIaG0zb
@duffy_ma @fletch_halliday @kirstyjean @arboviral@sheborg@jennycdunn I'm 1/2 year late to this party, but I think Britt and I had this convo once in the comments on my blog...https://t.co/OS7RwVF3Wu
@parasiteecology @Alex_Grimaudo Unfortunately I saw this too late. Two Twitter accounts is too much! This month I'll post everything from my regular account, so I see comments sooner.
Anyone working on disease ecology or planetary health projects looking for postdocs who are medical doctors with infectious disease experience? I haven't been keeping an eye out for those kinds of positions, but I feel like there must be some demand.
Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the trees
there was mistletoe swaying on boughs in the breeze.
Tree branches hung leafless in the cold winter air,
except for the mistletoe, whose leaves were still there...
#nightbeforechristmas#Mistletoe
Do parasites reduce host body condition? Maybe, if you're actually studying a parasite. But we could probably do a better job of quantifying how symbionts affect their hosts.
https://t.co/dVkiD1W3on