Very concerning findings that #H5N1 from an infected human shows adaptation to mamalian spread, airborne spread in ferrets, and lethal to mice and ferrets. Highest virus replication in the lung.
https://t.co/VRx7dzO5mx
Distinguished Prof. Jamie Kirkpatrick passed away yesterday. A beloved colleague at the heart of our School for 50+ years @UTAS_ , his kindness, dedication, and commitment to the Tasmanian environment will not be forgotten. He will be missed.
EXHIBITION ALERT:
Visit "Anatomy Of The Angophora" at Ditty Wheels Gallery in Willoughby, NSW. The debut solo exhibition of artist Tim Owers celebrates the magnificent Sydney Red Gum, Angophora costata - our 2023 #EucalyptoftheYear! #LoveAGum
https://t.co/omVCGZKhma
Up the Australian east coast, an average of 14% of plant species are lost per oC increase in mean annual temperature, and 20% are gained. @Oikos_Journal https://t.co/mkOeCLKJeu
1/3 Nice new paper from Sanchez-Martinez et al @MethodsEcolEvol about role of phylogeny in ecological comparisons across spp https://t.co/cjLgY3MXha. Two key messages aligned with Westoby et al 2023 @Jecol https://t.co/Ji57LtJhj7.
2/3 Msg 1: where covar between traits across species is also phylogenetically conservative, the phylo conservative share should be separately quantified, rather than being partialled out of the trait relationship.
A blog commentary (portuguese and english versions) on the possibility of a new communally-developed curriculum for ecology https://t.co/KOyhP9sEn1 via @SobrevivendoNC, modeled on the wonderful CORE-Econ https://t.co/ll3QCBbVgA.
📢J.P. Grime transformed the study of #plant#ecology, say 14 prominent scientists.
👇This piece kicks off our 3rd Grime Reviews Series with an assessment of his legacy:
https://t.co/MoBSuuaYvt