The (un)happy convergence of a conservation/biodiversity crisis-induced pandemic and climate change-amplified wildfire seasons is that we all have N95s and we know how to use them – if necessary on our morning walking commute to @UNBC.
We are looking for an engaged, forward-thinking, creative, and energetic Dean to lead the interdisciplinary @unbcfe team at @unbc
Please share widely (or apply to join this amazing group of researchers and educators!)
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#UTMBiology invites all to Dr. Miles Zhang Seminar on March 21, from 11am in KN132
More info you will find here
https://t.co/wIwAq8srxt
@ymilesz is a candidate for the Systematics Biology position
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The Council for International Congresses of Entomology (CICE) @ICE_Council proudly announces the Newly Elected Council Members from the USA, UK, New Zealand, Canada, Morocco & the Netherlands. We welcome them and hope they will help support and shape the future of #entomology.
@zedtweetz@docdez … and, if they feel threatened, they can “reflex bleed” voluntarily at their legs and other joints. In the family Meloidae https://t.co/vxZjc0KVFv
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@zedtweetz@docdez Hypermetamorphosis - they change form completely while still larvae. Some “hitchhike” on male solitary bees to find females then nests, and use pheromones to attract the male bees. Blood (hemolymph) contains cantharidin - causes blisters on our skin.