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Creepy and cool science art: Hiking in a local forest. Expiscor — your voyage of xepiscor You have made me a better scientist and a better person.
A clew of worms. An intriguing paper about Termites and their relatives thanks to students in my introductory Entomology class for pointing out this paper, and the associated controversy Interested in insect photography?
You help me uncover fascinating stories, provide me with terrific content, edpiscor photographs. Ever feel like your social calendar looks like this?
Habitat patch shape expiscof herbivory and fruit production in an annual plant. Yes, driving cars in the riskiest thing we can do.
Hope you have a good week ahead, and to help you start it right, here are some discoveries from the past while. Of lice and men: My students also told me of the hip, cool family of Orthoptera called…. Great videos and ideas on the physics behind these critters. Two new species of burrowing spiders from Uruguay. Ha ha… fooled you… not the bugs you were thinking of.
Meaning of expiscor is used in Latin,
For entomologists, this is some pretty amazing stuff. Discovering wonder in science. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use. To my loyal readers, followers and friends: Death of an order. A day in the life of a professor.
Dreaming of the north: A country road, 10 minutes from where I live. An influx of poisonous spider bites. This site uses cookies. Another week has passed… here are some discoveries!
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Jumping spiders — an evolutionary love story. These animals are lovely. Spiders on the move? Last week, I learned of Desert Locusts that can swim, underwater. Darn right they are.
A clutter of spiders.
How about lice and elephants? A must-have t-shirt for Entomologist — Eat.
Speaking of Ants — how about thinking of Universities like Ant colonies — a fascinating post by Terry McGlynn over at small pond science. Are you an aspiring artist AND arachnologist?
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