After a week of live-tweeting #EcoEvoEnto2019, #MayflyMonday is BACK!
This video from #BBCEarth illustrates the vital place that mayflies hold in the food web, and includes some gorgeous shots of mayflies emerging from the water.
https://t.co/l0vjCj9Hua
And finally, to all the #EcoEvoEnto2019 attendees- there is a common quote about science: weβre all smart, distinguish yourself by being kind. Thank you making #EcoEvoEnto2019 a place where we are all distinguished by kindness.
Taking a much needed break between poster sessions. As an #introvert conferences can be overwhelming. Luckily there is a beautiful trail system in Fredericton to find some serenity. @CSEE_Meetings#EcoEvoEnto2019
When you're an entomologist people bring you cool stuff for identification and advice. Today: from somebody's bag of grapes, a lovely black widow, Latrodectus sp. (right, @Cataranea?)
(Yes, my photo-photo-through-salsa-jar skills could use work.)
This week's #FieldworkFriday is from the fall of 2011, when Alexa was teaching Biology 2105 students how to measure stream width & flow. If the face to the right looks familiar, that's because it is our very own @mayfly_gal, who was an undergrad at the time!
#SciTwitter#CABIN
We promised something exciting for today, and we're gonna deliver: our very own Dr. Alexa Alexander-Trusiak was featured in a #BBC interview by @ljevanso as an expert on the ecological impact of multiple stressors!
Take a look: https://t.co/iaOtMe44Yk
#SciTwitter#Ecotoxicology
Today's #SecretLifeOfScience is from @mayfly_gal. Julia received a similar piece of advice to what we have below, found this paraphrase online, and saved it for motivation!
To read more about Julia's work, please follow the link: https://t.co/yCQBsB8qxb
#Science#WomenInSTEM
Please check out my latest publication with @thislabmayfly! "Risks of mixtures of oil sands contaminants to a sensitive mayfly sentinel, Hexegenia" published in @MDPIOpenAccess#Diversity https://t.co/I66FzRzi6d