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Female guppies 🐟 subjected to food restriction 🍎 produce broods with a paternity bias towards the first mate (reversing the pattern observed in females with no food limitation 🍔), suggesting the importance of environmental variation on sexual selection dynamics @FunEcology
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Major funding opportunity for African PIs, based in sub-Saharan Africa, who received their PhDs within the last 10 years!
Max Planck-Humboldt call to establish Research Units in sub-Saharan Africa in collaboration with a Max Planck Institute.
Funding of 150k Euros per year for 5 years. Deadline: Oct 15.
More info: shorturl.at/kmwKQ
Feel free to get in touch with us if interested
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Can't sleep because you're wondering what feeding jackdaws strangely coloured cheese tell us about learning and culture? Well wonder no more. Delighted to share some of my PhD work with the wonderful @CornishJackdaws
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NEW: Sewage was dumped into our most PROTECTED areas for over 300,000 hours last year.
Check your local area or favourite holiday spot to see how bad it was. 💩
Link in🧵
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⚡️ PhD opportunity on marine predators!!
If you are interested in working on marine top predators ecology or physiology in beautiful Cornwall, contact @LuisHuckstadt!!!
@ExeterMarine @UniExeCEC @GW4Alliance
#PhDposition #phdlife
⏰2 August
+ Info: nercgw4plus.ac.uk/apply
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Sewage caught on video pouring into sea on beach in #Cornwall where people 'swam in poo'.
@TheGreenParty wants the water companies back in public ownership so they're run for the common good, not private profit.
#StopTheSewage #MakePollutersPay itv.com/news/westcountry/202…
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Leafcutter bee (Megachile versicolor) bringing a piece of leaf back to her nest.
Using oval-shaped pieces to line the tube, she provisions each cell with pollen, lays an egg, & blocks the cells with round-shaped pieces, which amazingly she cuts to the exact diameter of the tube!
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A small selection of some of the most surreal moths we found while blacklighting last night
📍 Madang, Papua New Guinea
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You have been warned.
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Ireland now providing overseas aid to the UK
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Do false depth cues play a role in animal camouflage? Found out in our paper, published today in @BiologyLetters. doi.org/10.1098/rsbl.2022.05…
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Left: Rees-Mogg and Farage said we would get cheaper food after Brexit
Right: FT reports that we have delayed Brexit rules on food, again, because applying Brexit will make our food more expensive
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Thank you #MediterraneanSea! Often the only place where I can truly relax, recharge and reconnect is underwater! Grateful! #LaMiaLiguria
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Nature research paper: Rewiring cancer drivers to activate apoptosis go.nature.com/3OcVgoX
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When kids are deprived of play, their mental health suffers.
Over the past 50 years, the time kids spend playing outside and inside has plummeted. They're missing opportunities to bond, build self-control, be creative, and feel joy.
Free play is a key to happiness and growth.
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🫶🏿Ahead of #BlackHistoryMonth 2023, we're looking for blog contributions which celebrate and profile the work of Black ecologists and ecological practitioners.
Want to share your story?
Get in touch👉[email protected]
💪🏿2022 series: britishecologicalsociety.org…
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The Meadow Brown (Maniola jurtina) - far from boring! 🦋
Hundreds may be seen together flying low over vegetation. They will fly even in dull weather when most other butterflies are hunkering down.
One to record in the #BigButterflyCount 👉 bigbutterflycount.org
































