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Ecology | Evolution | Ornithology
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Justyna Kubacka
ERGA - European Reference Genome Atlas
7 days ago
🪶 Last year,
@justynakubacka.bsky.social
launched a project to support the
#conservation
of the threatened aquatic warbler. Now the results are in, offering key insights into its past & present to help safeguard its future. 🔗
www.erga-biodiversity.eu/post/big-dat...
#Conservation
@mizpas.bsky.social
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Big data and small brown birds: how whole-genome sequencing can inform conservation of the threatened aquatic warbler?
The ERGA-BGE case study led by Dr Justyna Kubacka of Museum and Institute of Zoology, Polish Academy of Sciences, is drawing to an end. You can read about the project here. In a nutshell, the study re...
https://www.erga-biodiversity.eu/post/big-data-and-small-brown-birds-how-whole-genome-sequencing-can-inform-conservation-of-the-threatene
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Justyna Kubacka
ERGA - European Reference Genome Atlas
14 days ago
We are live with DAY 2️⃣ - Genomics for Biodiversity Conference Join us:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=FR7I...
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DAY 2 - Genomics for Biodiversity Conference
YouTube video by ERGA Coordination
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FR7IcozVt0Y
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Justyna Kubacka
Museum and Institute of Zoology PAS
14 days ago
💡 New paper co-auth. by MIZ! By altering the physical and chemical properties of the soil, soil-nesting ants can shape the biodiversity of soil microarthropods — a key role for conserving urban biodiversity. 🐜More info 👉
www.mdpi.com/3547020
#UrbanEcosystems
#Ants
#SoilMicroarthropods
#Conservation
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Justyna Kubacka
Museum and Institute of Zoology PAS
22 days ago
Hidden in museum drawers for 100+ years, Africa’s mysterious Eurynotina beetles finally tell their story - uncovered by our researchers, Marcin Kamiński and Ryan Lumen, using DNA from century-old specimens. 🧬🪲 🔗
doi.org/10.1111/syen...
#taxonomy
#beetles
#ancientDNA
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Justyna Kubacka
Museum and Institute of Zoology PAS
29 days ago
Join the upcoming hybrid MIZ PAS seminar! "Nonhuman Culture: An Overview of Behavioral Diversity in Our Primate Cousins" 📅When: 24th Oct (Friday), 12:00 pm CET 📍 in-person: Twarda 51/55, Warsaw 🔗on-line:
tinyurl.com/38k8p33s
👉Speaker: Dr Thurston Cleveland Hicks
#behaviour
#primates
#nonhumanculture
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Justyna Kubacka
ERGA - European Reference Genome Atlas
about 1 month ago
🔎 Robyn Shaw shares key insights from a global meta-analysis: Within-population genetic diversity is declining on timescales shaped by human activity, but
#conservation
can help mitigate the loss. 🔗
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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@robynshaw.bsky.social
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Global meta-analysis shows action is needed to halt genetic diversity loss - Nature
A comprehensive meta-analysis of global terrestrial and marine genetic diversity covering more than three decades of research demonstrates rapid loss of genetic diversity and identifies conservation interventions that could mitigate this process.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-08458-x
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Justyna Kubacka
BOU
about 1 month ago
Sexual selection drives sex difference in adult life expectancy across mammals and birds |
www.science.org/doi/...
| Science Advances |
#ornithology
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Justyna Kubacka
Museum and Institute of Zoology PAS
about 1 month ago
MIZ PAS seminar on bird studies in the Białowieża Forest, Poland, today, at 12:00 CET! Don't miss it!
@iseapas.bsky.social
@mripas.bsky.social
add a skeleton here at some point
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reposted by
Justyna Kubacka
Museum and Institute of Zoology PAS
about 1 month ago
Join the upcoming on-line MIZ PAS seminar! 👉When: 10th Oct (Friday), 12:00 pm CET 👉Speaker: Dr Grzegorz Neubauer, MIZ PAS
@mizpas.bsky.social
👉Title: "50 years of Białowieża Forest bird studies: past, present, future” 👉Link:
tinyurl.com/3jztwhyk
Everyone is welcome!
#ornithology
#forest
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reposted by
Justyna Kubacka
Museum and Institute of Zoology PAS
about 1 month ago
Darwin posited that innate and learned signals could be evolutionarily related. A new paper in
@natecoevo.nature.com
, co-authored by Alfredo Attisano, Roman Gula & Jörn Theuerkauf of
@mizpas.bsky.social
, demonstrates that a learned brood parasite vocalisation induces an innate response in the host.
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Learned use of an innate sound-meaning association in birds - Nature Ecology & Evolution
Over 20 species of geographically and phylogenetically diverse bird species produce convergent whining vocalizations towards their respective brood parasites. Model presentation and playback experiments across multiple continents suggest that these learned calls provoke an innate response even among allopatric species.
https://doi.org/10.1038/s41559-025-02855-9
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My WGS🧬project on Aquatic Warbler shows: 👉 Recent genetic bottleneck and low diversity 👉 Elevated inbreeding in declining westernmost population 👉 Growing inbreeding in core population
@biogeneurope.bsky.social
@sib.swiss
@ergabiodiv.bsky.social
@otop-birdlife.bsky.social
@peenefvp.bsky.social
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Justyna Kubacka
Museum and Institute of Zoology PAS
7 months ago
Join the upcoming on-line MIZ PAS seminar! 👉When: 25th April (Friday), 12:00 pm CET 👉Speaker: Dr. Stephen Venn, Łódź University, Poland 👉Title: "The functional diversity of beetle assemblages of park habitats in Warsaw” 👉Link:
tinyurl.com/a4ssayb8
Everyone is welcome!
#entomology
#diversity
#urban
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Happy to share my recently published paper! In male aquatic warblers (Acrocephalus paludicola) males that more frequently sang aggressive songs used to deter other males had more nestlings and were more likely to contract avian malaria, and males with more diverse song were in better condition.
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Agonistic song rate positively correlates with male breeding success and avian malaria infection in Acrocephalus paludicola (Aquatic Warbler), a promiscuous songbird with female-only parental care
ABSTRACT. The link between male song and reproductive success has been explored at length in socially monogamous birds, but results were inconsistent and u
https://academic.oup.com/auk/article/142/1/ukae045/7756832
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