Interested in the ecology, evolution, & conservation of reptiles? I have a FUNDED PhD POSITION, using the latest in acoustic array tech to study the thermal ecology and movement of large temperate snapping turtles. Big datasets and huge animals involved.
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Out now in @Ecol_Evol is our paper on the importance of natural history research to topics as varied as education, policy management, and conservation, with a wide array of experts #MuseumMonday https://t.co/14QIbMU3IK 🧵👇
🐍 @sclougheed and I are looking for a PhD student to study the sociality of Grey Ratsnakes! 🐍
The position starts in January 2024. Check out the ad and our lab websites for more details. Please share (RT) and apply by Sept 30!
this site is v strange and confusing right now so this is just a notice letting you know that i'll probably be on much less often - feel free to get in touch any number of other ways (if you know you know!)
The experiment was a 4 month acclimation to a range of temperatures, and showed that aerobic scope increased up to 18C while growth declined above 12C. We concluded that oxygen transport was not limiting growth at high temperatures, contradicting a central OCLTT prediction.
@AmandaEBates If I’m an administrator one day I’m going to at least give out stickers. ‘Meets expectations’ with a holographic dinosaur sticker is like 1000x better than just ‘meets expectations’ 🦖
🚨🚨New paper alert🚨🚨
Led by @aliczner and in collaboration with @leifr7 & Richard Schuster, we identify priority areas across Canada to conserve at-risk bumblebees under various climate scenarios.
Ping @BeesYork@YorkUScience
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