Hello hello fellow Texans, bug lovers, and community scientists! Can you help us find this weevil Anthonomous texanus that might occur in West Texas? We're trying to help a researcher get genetic samples from our area. Post your weevil pics to @inaturalist ! #entomology
We are hiring a postdoc to work on our NSF-funded project on suboscine bird diversification! Rough goal is to build phylogenies from massive dataset (data are incoming!) and analyze diversification. Posting: https://t.co/umDPpTdA0w
Thank you so so much @GillianLWong and Metals Professor Jessica Tolbert for helping us subsample these archeological chicken bones for researchers. We learned so much about #zooarcheology, metals art and this amazing technique with the coping saw to cut bones! #ArtAndScience
We are so excited to bring you #BlackMammalogists Week 2024! September 15-21st. Expect tons of giveaways, workshops, games, & other interactive content— all virtual so anyone can join. Can’t wait to see you there! 🐾✊🏽
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flyer: @Sustainabaddie
Quack quack friends! The @LavretskyLab is looking for two new graduate students interested in #populationgenetics to join us in 2025! Come join us at the UTEP-BC! #JobAlert
Check out new press about the recognition of mock vipers as a new family, using UTEP-BC specimens! The family is remarkable for it's curious fake fang at the front of their mouths. #herpetology
Snake Evolutionary Mystery Solved in 'Lifetime Achievement' - Newsweek
Congratulations to Kristi Fukunaga of Ornithology Curator @LavretskyLab for defending her Master's thesis ! Kristi's #genetics and habitat association studies has important implications for the conservation of the threatened and culturally important #Koloa maoli!
A sneak peak of the new vertebrate skin and fossil collections room! Will @LavretskyLab 's ducks finally get in a row?! Stay tuned to find out! #CollectionsAreEssential
Congratulations to Master's student Tes Chaney for this outstanding paper, including the description of a new species of Grayia #snake from #DRCongo
https://t.co/hNWvL4U3hi
If you love any kind of museum, collections, and biodiversity, please join us in supporting the Duke University herbarium #CollectionsAreEssential#herbaria