Quand les blattes remplacent les fourmis dans la trophobiose : un nouveau modèle de comportement vital majeur chez des familles d'hémiptères (cicadelles, fulgores...) a été découvert grâce à la science citoyenne
https://t.co/VfpqbjPC2r
Diversity via @thibritb & @ISYEB_UMR
@collemyria Oui 😉 ! Mais pas que l’écologie
… la systématique et l’éthologie, sciences par alleurs fondamentales pour faire de l’écologie 😉
https://t.co/0HohbIyJeQ
@sMarten_Winter 2. Both approaches are necessary, complementary and contribute to the scientific process of developing new knowledge. To oppose primary data and integrated knowledge is stupid: the first are sterile without the second and the second impossible without the first.
@sMarten_Winter@idbdeb 1. Yes. The simple fact of discovering new primary data brings new fundamental knowledge, which is absolutely necessary. Collected and structured together, they develop new integrated knowledge: hypotheses subjected to the continuous testing of new primary data.
#DiversityMDPI, New publication "When #Cockroaches Replace Ants in #Trophobiosis: A New Major Life-Trait Pattern of Hemiptera Planthoppers Behaviour Disclosed When Synthesizing Photographic Data" at the link: https://t.co/IsbMaY6m5i
🍃Here's the official position of #CETAF community about the fundamental role of #taxonomy in protecting Nature and reducing #BiodiversityLoss. It's particularly significant to push it these days of #COP15@UNBiodiversity#ForNature because we need a plan! https://t.co/xwLUZtV7ah
It's a different kind of survey:
⏳It's quick because it takes 3 mins
♾ It's continuous because it can be updated and never ends
🏡 It's homemade, by #CETAF's Scientific and Research Working Group
🤝 It's useful because it's to know you better
Help us ▶️ https://t.co/IraL2wbMmI
#DEST - Distributed European School of Taxonomy - has a new logo whose design recalls #CETAF’s one. The strong affiliation between the Consortium and the Training School is reinforced through the colours, the lettering and the payoff.
#taxonomy#training#branding#CETAF
"The story of a name is part of the name itself. So, including the implicit bibliographic citation in the authorities of taxonomic names is fundamental and [...]"
👀 Read this joint statement from
#CETAF + @SPNHC + @BioDivLibrary
on @RIOJournal
👉https://t.co/QygU1mMQpf👈
We are happy to introduce you to our #newmember: the Natural History Museum of #Iceland! 🇮🇸 Take a look at this short interview with @DrRagnhildur to know them better. Welcome on board from the #CETAF community! Read the full news here: https://t.co/Zv7N0T9Gj8
Après 10 ans de direction de l'@ISYEB_UMR que j'ai fondé et développé avec plus de 200 collègues biologistes de la #biodiversité, je viens d’être nommé directeur adjoint scientifique de l'@INEE_CNRS
@violaine_colin devient la nouvelle directrice de l'@ISYEB_UMR !
@Jnoel951 J’utilise aussi ces outils (pour moi c’est CmapTools, outil télechargeable gratuitement) depuis plusieurs années déjà… et je pourrais presque le passer d’Heredis. Voici un exemple :
https://t.co/rWT25J1oRC
@DrRossPiper@Myrmecos Very interesting teratology case of double anadidyme monstrosity, very rarely observed in Coleoptera. Probably the result of fusion of 2 early embryos from 2 different eggs. See Cappe de Bâillon (1927) studies on Phasmida and Balazuc (1948) for Coleoptera. But not a mutation 😉
@geneatech_ Heredis me va vraiment très bien et je n’imagine pas en changer mais un petit module complémentaire d’OCR pour des textes anciens ça ça serait vraiment génial!