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Posts by Anna Holmquist

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Thriving in the heat: How high temperatures and habitat disturbance shape odonate taxonomic and functional diversity in the tropics

Graphical abstract of: Thriving in the heat: How high temperatures and habitat disturbance shape odonate taxonomic and functional diversity in the tropics

Thriving in the heat: New research in #RESInsectConsDiv reveals how high temperatures and #habitat disturbance shape odonate taxonomic and functional #diversity in the tropics 🐉🪰

Read the #OpenAccess article now🔽
doi.org/10.1111/icad.12805

#dragonfly @manusaunders.bsky.social @wiley.com

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Reading palms to characterize islands Rattan palms illuminate the drivers of biodiversity in tropical Asia

Reading palms to characterize islands | Science www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

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Call to action: Stand Up For Science rallies organized world wide for March 7. #3E #USProtests #March7Science

If you aren't near the site of a #StandUpForScience rally, join the nationwide campus and workplace walkout at 12:00 PM.

More information here: standupforscience2025.org/local-event-...

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Screen shot of a 3d model of a spider. It's body is translucent, showing some internal organs; the digestive system in orange and the circulatory system in green.

Screen shot of a 3d model of a spider. It's body is translucent, showing some internal organs; the digestive system in orange and the circulatory system in green.

"Make a 3d model of a spider's internal organs", they said.*

"It'll be fun!", they said.*

😭

*No one said this.

#SciArt #Arachnophiles

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Extracting Crambus agitatellus specimens collected from the 1910s-1970s 👐🧬🧪

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Nanopore P2 Solo run started! Over 4,500 insect specimens in one sequencing library

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Some Desperate Glory and the Saint of Bright Doors are both fantastic 2024 Hugo nominees without romance as a central theme

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That’s fairly obvious. However, those issues could prevent a plane from responding properly in severe weather conditions. Did any other planes crash that day?

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Safety checks, fueling, crew, communication devices presumably were handled on the US side! But it’ll be interesting to see what is ruled as the cause. Tragic regardless ☹️

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The funny thing is, if you go to “fix a place”, you can’t select the Gulf of America. I could fix Houston or New Orleans but not that.

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Clearing out the freezer for a high-throughout project 🧪

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Saturdays with Monodontium 🧪🕷️

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Grant program I was planning to apply to - already archived. Going after anything with “climate change” in description 🧪

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I have 1 PhD scholarship available for a domestic or international student. Includes tuition and a $41,763 per annum stipend (for 3.5 years).

Project description: www.sydney.edu.au/research/opp...

To apply. go to the url below and click ‘apply now’.

www.sydney.edu.au/scholarships....

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Dorsal view of two stalk-eyed fly specimens, family Diopsidae, arranged face to face against a white background. The fly on the left is facing right. It's eyes are fairly close together (for a stalk-eyed fly, anyway), the distance between the eyes isn't much greater than the width of the abdomen. The fly on the right is facing left; it's eyes are very wide apart, the distance between them is roughly equal to the length of the entire body. The fly on the left is dark overall; the one on the right has dark eyes, head, and thorax, the legs and eye stalks are yellowish and the abdomen is reddish orange.

Dorsal view of two stalk-eyed fly specimens, family Diopsidae, arranged face to face against a white background. The fly on the left is facing right. It's eyes are fairly close together (for a stalk-eyed fly, anyway), the distance between the eyes isn't much greater than the width of the abdomen. The fly on the right is facing left; it's eyes are very wide apart, the distance between them is roughly equal to the length of the entire body. The fly on the left is dark overall; the one on the right has dark eyes, head, and thorax, the legs and eye stalks are yellowish and the abdomen is reddish orange.

The fly on the left is one of two species of stalk-eyed flies in North America.

They do not see eye to eye with their more recognizable relatives from around the world.

#NaturalHistoryCollections
#Macrophotography
#Diopsidae
#FlydayFriday
#FlyFriday
#FlyDay
#BugSky

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Big time 🚨 energy. Calling all of the 🧪 feed. Please re-skeet.

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