Can anyone share a decent guide to Mark-Recapture Analysis for Dummies? Specifically looking for data collection requirements & the subsequent stats. 🦇
I can share codes to #TheOtherPlace in exchange (or just with anyone who wants them, really).
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If there's one silver lining from tonight it's that NZ may finally have figured out how MMP works. The Greens, Te Pāti Māori and Act all getting convincing electorate wins on their own merits - ultimately, this is a Good Thing. #nzpol
Fun story on the "actual madness" of short-tailed bat monitoring in Pureora Forest for Atlas Obscura – thanks Troy Macdonal and Kerry Borkin for sharing some of your mahi with me!
https://t.co/wdrTAePDot
To all our new followers ➡️ We are a collective of animal behaviour researchers (from students to faculty members) committed to the active support of animal behaviour students from working-class and historically excluded communities!
We are still looking for someone to fill this 🚨 FULLY-FUNDED PhD position 🚨 looking at immunity in bats at Queen Mary University London. Tight deadline so please get in touch quickly. 🦇🧬
I am looking for a research assistant skilled in molecular biology to come and join my lab in University College Dublin and work on ageing in bats! https://t.co/aJI6QXcDFI and use reference number 016364 @ucddublin@bat1kgenomes@OfficialSMBE
@AndreBellve@NZGeographic @ellerykr Yeah, that is a bummer. Finishing up during covid was the same, and it sucked. Hopefully we'll be able to have a drink or three once you make it back home. 🍻
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So stoked that @MMEG_UoA has been honoured with an ONZM today - they are an absolute legend in marine conservation and megafauna research in Aotearoa 💜
The Critically Endangered Jamaican flower bat has been in population decline for over 50 years. At one point, it was even thought extinct!
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