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Fossil Open House here @vtgeosciences for #NationalFossilDay @VTechmeetsPaleo @VT_Science @VTSandsman
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Check out today's botanical Google Doodle!
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Photo I took yesterday of a predatory stink bug nymph feeding on an adult spotted lanternfly in Kempton, PA. #lycormadelicatula
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Thanks to everyone who came out for the first @NHCCatVT meeting of the year! I loved showing you all the herbarium and thanks to Jake Riney for presenting his undergrad research project!
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Come check out the @nhccatvt at #GobblerFest!
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Fun times at our Welcome Back BBQ with the @NHCCatVT! #VirginiaTech
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The full @NHCCatVT contingent here at #SPNHC2019!
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Great example of how to run a Natural History Collections Club from @NHCCatVT during #SPNHC2019, including how rewarding it can be!
#NHCCN
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Our @NHCCatVT presidents presented at the national club workshop at @ChicagoSPNHC. So proud of these students!
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The first shipment of @NHCCatVT members has arrived at @ChicagoSPNHC! Time for dinner in Chinatown! #undergraduateresearch
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I was looking for ants when suddenly this super weird arachnid danced by. It belongs to the rare order of hooded-tick spiders (Ricinulei), which actually are neither ticks nor spiders.
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Happy first day of spring! This saucer magnolia (Magnolia × soulangeana) brightened my day when I had the flu a couple weeks ago. It's always refreshing to see the #VirginiaTech campus come to life in the spring!
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Happy Birthday to...us! #OTD in 1910, we opened our doors to the public for the first time. Thank you for filling our halls with millions of memories for the past 109 years.
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Happy Saint Patrick’s Day. A perfect day to celebrate some of North America’s green bees.
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Um, yeah, that’s a 3D virtual model 😱 Part of our continuing effort to get critical specimens online, designed & led by three undergrads: a Classics major, a History major & a Biology major. That’s not the start of a joke, it’s collaboration across the liberal arts!
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#OTD in 1959, everyone’s favorite elephant made his debut in our rotunda...
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Dung #Beetles of #Ecuador: Updated catalogue based on >13,500 specimens from 26 collections from 13 countries with 2 datasets per species:
✅Taxonomic history
✅Type specimens info
Catalogue: doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.826.… #Coleoptera #Taxonomy #Systematics #Phylogeny #Biodiversity
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Despite their common name, crabeater seals' (Lobodon carcinophaga) diet consists mostly of Antarctic krill, which they sieve out of the water with their unique dentition. #DraweroftheDay
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