Dr. Ganges Lim

Ecologist fascinated with animal-plant interactions 🦜🌿🦗🍃🦎

[Dr. Ganges Lim @GangesLim]

Congratulations to Blue for your very interesting paper!

[Kevin C. Burns @KevinCBurns2]

Do harsh environmental conditions promote cooperative behaviour in both plants and animals? https://t.co/t9TXlnOGAj

[Royal Society Te Apārangi @royalsocietynz]

Farewell to a botany legend and our second most prolific author. Dr Pat Browsey's 75 papers in New Zeal J Bot shaped our journal’s history, delving into the biology of NZ’s ferns. His impact on genetics, biogeography, ecology, and conservation is immeasurable. Rest in peace, Pat.

[Chris Thorogood @thorogoodchris1]

At the start of the pandemic, I began a new series of watercolour illustrations depicting wild flowers of the Eastern Canary Islands, for a future book and exhibition. Three years on, here is a montage of about a third of them.

[Anna Traveset @AnnaTraveset]

The Stanford campus in California is full of flowers this Spring! But I'm really surprised I see no pollinators at all! 🥺Where are the 🐝🐝🦋🪲🪰 🐜? I've been watching carefully in sunny days and 0 results🧐

[GEB Journal @GEB_macro]

Global patterns and predictors of avian population density https://t.co/Ow7bXmVXSh

[Kevin C. Burns @KevinCBurns2]

Congratulations to Ganges Lim on his recent paper on fruit colour polymorphisms in the New Zealand alps (https://t.co/cTlD5a13ZT)

[Dr. Ganges Lim @GangesLim]

Amazing work by @fabio_mologni as they sought to have a better understanding of how organisms are distributed among islands.
https://t.co/SGuRR9YNRi

[Dr. Ganges Lim @GangesLim]

@fabio_mologni Congratulations buddy!

[Anna Traveset @AnnaTraveset]

Very happy to participate in this great Conference on Complex Systems. A great opportunity to learn new methods and about different ecological and non-ecological networks!

[Kevin C. Burns @KevinCBurns2]

Adaptive Radiations vs the Island Rule - The Paradox on Island Evolution https://t.co/enTUXBgbBk

[Kevin C. Burns @KevinCBurns2]

Ever wonder how #plant_traits influence invasion success? Check out Fabio Mologni's new paper (https://t.co/pcujeRwafz) out today in #Biological_Invasions

[Kevin C. Burns @KevinCBurns2]

How does published research labeled as ‘natural history’ differ from mainstream research in ecology and evolution? https://t.co/c7hdnwwdQR

[Kevin C. Burns @KevinCBurns2]

Great paper on epiphytes written by Tom Dawes in @JVegSci "Facultative hemiepiphytism as a recruitment strategy in small‐seeded tree species" https://t.co/1UR6X21Zuz Well done Tom!

[Kevin C. Burns @KevinCBurns2]

Can a simple null model predict the island rule?
https://t.co/x8x8ORZDWw @IslandBiology @Biogeography

[Jon Waters @jon_waters_nz]

Lord Howe Island researcher receives Honorary Doctorate after 40 years on remote paradise https://t.co/Di4KP2z2B6

[Kevin C. Burns @KevinCBurns2]

Do parrots use tools to deter predators? Natural history observations of wild New Zealand kaka published in the latest issue of Behaviour suggest they do. DOI 10.1163/1568539X-bja10137

[Dr. Ganges Lim @GangesLim]

Do fruit reflectance properties affect avian frugivory in New Zealand? Shout out to KC and Ay Dih, they who dared to believe. https://t.co/KFJmg1y6wU

[Dr. Ganges Lim @GangesLim]

“Plants can walk that evolutionary path in the same way, without a brain—and that’s a huge leap forward.”
https://t.co/eo4aZSgytS

[Dr. Ganges Lim @GangesLim]

Can land plants evolve to become eusocial?
https://t.co/CnLiDWvIVD

[Kevin C. Burns @KevinCBurns2]

Can land plants evolve to become eusocial?
https://t.co/7yQM0VHid9