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Herpetology, conservation, genomics. Director at Tangled Bank Conservation
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Another edition of Herp Science Sunday with Dr. Alex Krohn (
@krohnzone.bsky.social
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Episode 110: Herp Science Sunday: Nine Million Salamanders - So Much Pingle
Hello everyone! Episode 110 features another edition of Herp Science Sunday with Dr. Alex Krohn. Alex and I had a crazy cool conversation with Dr. Evan Grant, of the Northeastern Amphibian Research a...
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Pungky Nanda Pratama
11 months ago
Never get bored to observe this special primate endemic to the Southern part of Sumatra. We are very lucky to see this colorful adult male Mitred Leaf Monkey (Presbytis melalophos) who enjoys eating ripe Tarap Fruits ( Artocarpus odoratissimus )
#miteredleafmonkey
#leafmonkey
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Very important context here
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Dr. Solomon David
12 months ago
Tiny Toad! I heard from
@jencross.bsky.social
were sharing these 🐸
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Erin Reed
12 months ago
Ever wonder what snow in the swamp would look like? This is 5 miles into the Louisiana swamps in the Atchafalaya basin... it's unreal... having lived down there for the first 28 years of my life, we never saw anything like this. Smashed records. Curtesy of Garrett Roberts.
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Very curious distribution of votes the Republican wants to throw away....
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Melody Joy Kramer
about 1 year ago
this is the most exciting thing that has happened to my town in a long time! 🤩🤩🥳🥳🥳
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David Ho
about 1 year ago
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Slippery dicks and sequential hermaphrodites munching on seaweed. What's not to love?
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Rosemary Mosco
about 1 year ago
Another thing I made this year: Real and implied birds.
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Dax Kellie
about 1 year ago
✅ Do you use R or Python? ✅ Are you an ecologist/biologist? Then you might find our website ALA Labs useful! ALA Labs is full of how-to articles to visualise or analyse biodiversity data. Some are for beginners, others are advanced/experimental 😀
labs.ala.org.au
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#rstats
#python
#quartopub
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A truly magnificent place. Full of incredible turtles, lizards and snakes too!
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Chenxin Li, PhD
about 1 year ago
In addition to applied statistics, I have another repository on
#DataVisualization
: "quick data vis" (
github.com/cxli233/Quic...
). It used to be under "Online_R_learning" but now it has its own repository on GitHub. I have used this content to teach 1st year grad students for 3 years.
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Mike Pingleton
about 1 year ago
Firschein's Salamander (Pseudoeurycea firscheini) from Veracruz state, Mexico. A male; the fleshy little nubbins at the snout's end are called cirri, and carry pheromones and other chemical signatures to the nostrils, in order to find females and locate rival males.
#herps
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Mike Pingleton
about 1 year ago
I posted this on John Scalzi's feed earlier so I should post it here as well. My last book, "The Field Herping Guide: Finding Amphibians and Reptiles in the Wild" was published in 2019 (you can skip the Bazillionaire middle man and order directly from the press)
ugapress.org/book/9780820...
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The Field Herping Guide
Herping is the observation of amphibians and reptiles for recreation or for the production of citizen science—the cold-blooded equivalent of birding. The F...
https://ugapress.org/book/9780820354583/the-field-herping-guide/
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Chris Jolly
about 1 year ago
A great article highlighting the incredibly important work
@chapplelab.bsky.social
,
@julesfarquhar.bsky.social
and team are doing to improve our understanding of Australia’s data deficient skinks! 🦎
www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/wildl...
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Skink on the brink - Australian Geographic
These researchers gave everything to their search – and found not one, but 23 critically-endangered long sunskinks.
https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/wildlife/2024/12/skink-on-the-brink/
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闵娅(Min Ya; Minya) PhD
about 1 year ago
Look at those Ceropegia ampliata flowers! Yep those are flowers, this shape is typical for this genus. Inside of the tube there're hairs growing upside down, so that once an insect gets in, it has to struggle to get out, during the struggling the flower gets pollinated.
#iamabotanist
#plantjoy
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Super cool study. In its converse, makes me think a lot about what environments I'd expect outbreeding depression in translocated populations. Very thought provoking
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Seema Sheth
about 1 year ago
The structure of the environment influences the patterns and genetics of local adaptation
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The structure of the environment influences the patterns and genetics of local adaptation
Abstract. Environmental heterogeneity can lead to spatially varying selection, which can, in turn, lead to local adaptation. Population genetic models have
https://doi.org/10.1093/evlett/qrae033
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RSPB
about 1 year ago
We humbly interrupt your scroll to bring you the news that Wisdom—the world's oldest known wild bird—is breeding again, age 74. Go on girl. 😍
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Mike Pingleton
about 1 year ago
It's turtles all the way...over.
#TurtleTuesday
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Mike Pingleton
about 1 year ago
I retired in 2019 and started a herpetology podcast. Five seasons and 106 episodes later, I still enjoy it (though I'm glad I don't have to make a living at it). I talk with folks doing research & conservation, authors, field herpers, etc. 1/3 🧵www.somuchpingle.com
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#herpetology
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Episode 106: Herp Science Sunday with Dr. Alex Krohn and Dr. Andrew Durso - So Much Pingle
Hello everyone and welcome to Episode One Hundred and Six! And I hope you all remain safe and healthy out there It’s Thanksgiving weekend and I want to take a moment to thank all of you out there lis...
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Jonathan Eisen
about 1 year ago
This is a fascinating read
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Melody Joy Kramer
about 1 year ago
have contributed to a local civic news collective for a few years. it has: increased voter turnout, broken local news stories and used humor to do so. it’s a model worth thinking about
@triangleblogblog.bsky.social
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Ryan Marino, MD
about 1 year ago
Did you know? Black Friday is named in honor of Rebecca Black, who invented Friday in 2011.
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New Shabbat goals
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Jeremy Markovich
about 1 year ago
Happy Thanksgiving
www.ncrabbithole.com/p/north-caro...
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What happens when North Carolina turkeys get a presidential pardon? They (usually) die quickly anyway.
This state makes a lot of turkeys. Most are eaten. Some are spared. None of them last very long, with one exception.
https://www.ncrabbithole.com/p/north-carolina-turkey-pardon-death
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Triangle Blog Blog
about 1 year ago
Ride your bike in the holiday parade with us!
triangleblogblog.com/2024/11/27/r...
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Ride with us in the Holiday Parade!
The Chapel Hill , Carrboro holiday parade will be taking place on December 7th at 10AM. Members of the Bicycle Alliance of Chapel Hill and the Carrboro Bicycle Coalition cordially invite you to join u...
https://triangleblogblog.com/2024/11/27/ride-with-us-in-the-holiday-parade/
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Anna Hughes
about 1 year ago
wavefunctions when you observe them
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Mike Pingleton
about 1 year ago
A White-bellied Reed Frog (Heterixalus alboguttatus) from near Ranomafana, Madagascar. Also called the Starry Night Frog ❤️ A species I had hoped to see on my visit, and I saw exactly one. This one.
#herps
#NaturePhotography
#FrogFriday
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Austen Thomas
about 1 year ago
An excellent field validation study by USGS demonstrating the potential implementation of automated
#eDNA
sampling for routine species monitoring.
pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/...
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Field Trials of an Autonomous eDNA Sampler in Lotic Waters
Environmental DNA (eDNA) analysis has become a transformative technology, but sample collection methods lack standardization and sampling at effective frequencies requires considerable field effort. A...
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.est.4c04970
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DrArchivalGenomics
about 1 year ago
#SciArt
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Dmitri Petrov
about 1 year ago
Had an incredible time participating in shooting a movie that covers to some (small) extent our work in the conservation genomics space with my favorite director Werner Herzog. It was truly an honor.
www.instagram.com/p/DCr55Rwz0Y...
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CJ Battey
about 1 year ago
If this is 2016 sci twitter redux can we get popgengoogling back plz?
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Taï Chimpanzee Project
about 1 year ago
Arrived in the quarantine camp of TCP at midnight after an exhausting drive over the piste from Guiglo to Taï. We finally entered the National Park long after dark and were greeted by a young female leopard who would walk in front of our car for 30 min. Great welcome.
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Mike Pingleton
about 1 year ago
A White-lined Chameleon (Furcifer antimena), observed at dusk, Reniala Reserve, SW Madagascar. The blue scales are kinda mind-blowing.
#herps
#NaturePhotography
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Alex Wild
about 1 year ago
Some of what I do as an entomology curator is Chrysis management.
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Nicolas Dussex
about 1 year ago
Calling for your paper for the upcoming collection: Genomics of endangered species 🐬🐒🐸🐍🫎🐧🦉🌴🌿
#consgen
#conservationgenetics
#conservationgenomics
I’m very happy to be serving as Guest Editor and eager to read your submission. Deadline: 13 August 2025 More info:
bit.ly/48VA9l6
@BioMedCentral
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Phil Lewis
about 1 year ago
After a 53-day water crisis, Asheville has lifted its boil water notice
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Asheville taps are clear to drink; boil water notice lifted
The City of Asheville lifted the boil water notice this morning.
https://www.bpr.org/bpr-news/2024-11-18/asheville-taps-are-clear-to-drink-boil-water-notice-lifted
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Rachel Hollis
about 1 year ago
A bit disconcerting when one of the world's largest moth species is attracted to your headlamp! Found this beautiful Hercules Moth in far north Queensland.
#wildoz
#wildlife
#nature
#biodiversity
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Finally finding my niche here: evolutionary biology puns
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