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[Kyle @keeldish]

@theognete Yes, just thought I'd give someone else a chance to make a guess at who.

[Kyle @keeldish]

@theognete @ColeopSoc Dunedin...

[Kyle @keeldish]

@woodborers Some of yesterday's success: Geopsammodius fuscus Skelley

[Jiri Hulcr @JiriHulcr]

PhD student position in Forest Symbiology at the University of Florida: interactions between bark beetles, fungi, trees and the planet. @UFEntomology @SFRC_UF https://t.co/7bzPpn1hCj

[Jani Järvi @janijarvi]

We need to
1) encourage young scientists to become taxonomists
2) highlight the value of taxonomy and scientific collections
3) cite taxonomists properly
4) fund taxonomy more
5) showcase more taxonomy through social media

Good piece by @nic_rawlence_nz
https://t.co/Mpnkbevyum

[Dr. Akito Kawahara @Dr_Akito]

Cool Japanese bug net, designed to collect insects off of tree bark so they don’t fall out of net edges. Works well for beetles, cicadas, others, has changeable telescoping insect net handle (not shown).

[Geena M. Hill @geenacolina]

Hey #Gainesville friends! Please keep an eye out for these #bugs. Wanted *ALIVE* for lab trials. Also, please retweet? Photos of nymphs and adults shown here. DM me if you have any success! 🙏
#ufbugs #bughelp

[Kyle @keeldish]

Increasing Disconnection of Primary Biodiversity Data from Specimens: How Does It Happen and How to Handle It? Systematic Biology https://t.co/I2N64fUvOo

[Kyle @keeldish]

Picked up some #flightless Geopsammodius ohoopee while working on a project looking for more specimens of a #NewSpecies of Agraphus and for a paper on the host plant for Plesioclytus morrisi. #AmazingBeetles

[Kyle @keeldish]

Managed to finally find a rather interesting (especially for Florida) tenebrionid, Branchus floridanus, after many trips to the Florida Keys.

[Robert Anderson @theognete]

A new genus and species of Cleonini from west TX and NM in press in Zookeys. Found in Charlie O'Brien's collection in 2016 for the first time. Goes to show you can still find new genera in North America. Very distinctive. @MuseumofNature #speciesdiscovery #biodiversity

[Robert Anderson @theognete]

Revision in press in Insect Systematics and Diversity on the genus Phyxelis in North America with two new species, one only known from 3 specimens from quail stomachs! Look at those cool scales. @MuseumofNature #speciesdiscovery #biodiversity

[Entomological Collections Network @EntCollNet]

still on #scicomm - What Scientists in Biodiversity Could/Should Do?https://t.co/apuOvgpPda

[Kyle @keeldish]

Agrilus rubroniger Hespenheide on turkey oak from Citrus County, Florida. A southeastern U.S. specialty I frequently find on oaks in sandy scrub. #Buprestidae #Agrilus

[Oliver Keller Ph.D. @dr_firefly]

Less than 24 hours until #BugFest @UFEntomology starts. It marks the end of #BugWeek @UF and it should be a lot of fun. Get a glimpse into the world of #entomology tomorrow from 10 am to 2 pm at Steinmetz Hall. #Florida #WhyILoveGNV #UFBugs

[Entomological Collections Network @EntCollNet]

1) #Goodnews The 2018 Entomological Collections Management Workshop is now open! The 3rd offering of the ECN workshop is going to be held at the California Academy of Sciences (CAS) in San Francisco,California from July 23-26 (Monday-Thursday)

[Robert Anderson @theognete]

#MyFirstSpecies Connatichela artemisiae, new genus and new species from Yukon Territory, Canada, 1984. https://t.co/gApKjxsklu