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A male smoky rubyspot damselfly
Looking for a PhD opportunity? I'm hoping to recruit someone to my group at Durham University to work on a project combining fieldwork and labwork to study speciation in rubyspot damselflies: iapetus.ac.uk/studentships...
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Congratulations Dan + Jonathan!!! 🍾🎉
#A_day_in_the_life of a live oak (day 423): The black carpenter ant (Camponotus pennsylvanicus) tending a Disholcaspis cinerosa gall on a southern live oak (Quercus virginiana) in New Orleans, Louisiana. #biodiversity
Do you know a young person with an interest in insects? 🦋
The Douglas Boyes Fund aims to provide people aged 14-18 with access to entomology equipment, fostering their passion for insects and inspiring them to engage and share their interest with other young individuals 🔽
Congratulations, Chloe and Corrie!! 🐜
Huge congratulations, Leland and Corrie! 🎉 🐜
Congratulations Matthew and Lena!!
Thank you, Sian! It’s a great project and I’m excited to be involved.
Super excited to be starting my new job today as a PDRA in bioinformatics education at Edinburgh University! I’ll be working as part of the 4273pi project bringing bioinformatics to schools across Scotland
Join a friendly and supportive team doing brilliant science in a great city!
Fascinating talk, throughly enjoyed by myself and little Yumi 🐈⬛🐝
A Paratrechina queen and worker engaging in trophallaxis. Photo by François Brassard
How do complex social behaviors evolve and shape species' success? Here doi.org/10.1038/s420... we reveal how a key social behavior in ants - mouth-to-mouth food sharing #trophallaxis - emerged as ants opportunistically exploited new ecological niches as terrestrial environments changed.