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Cornell Biology Blogs: Jessica: The Most Beautiful Animals, and an Incredible Opportunity
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Cornell Biology Blogs: Jessica. Friday, July 25, 2008. The Most Beautiful Animals, and an Incredible Opportunity. Sunday, June 29, 2008. We used two different methods, each one in each vehicle. However, due to some severe lack of foresight, we realized just a little too late that we had never completely agreed on methods. As a result, the students in each van conducted the study in a slightly different manner. We would later have a very, um, fun. However, the highlight of the night was seeing an AARDVARK.
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Cornell Biology Blogs: Jessica: Bee lab!
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Cornell Biology Blogs: Jessica. Saturday, September 20, 2008. This post is about something completely different from my previous posts - it is about honey bees! I am currently taking a class called "Entomology 2600: Biology of the Honey Bee" and its accompanying lab class, "Entomology 2640: Practical Beekeeping." I've been interested in this class since I was a freshman, but it is only offered in alternate years and I never seemed to be able to take it until now. What fun! Wearing our bee veils.
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Cornell Biology Blogs: Jessica: May 2008
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Cornell Biology Blogs: Jessica. Sunday, May 18, 2008. Kenya's on the Horizon. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Check bottom of page! Also, new small slideshow with more photos down on right. View my complete profile. Kenyas on the Horizon. Office of Undergraduate Biology.
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Cornell Biology Blogs: Philia G
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Cornell Biology Blogs: Philia G. Saturday, July 19, 2008. I recently got three different lines of flies(it took some time to create the mutant lines with the required markers, although I wasn't the one making them), which all have lacZ labelling the product of puckered (puc). Which gives a measure of the Jun kinase (JNK) activity. One line is a wild-type control, and the other two are different alleles of raw. Mutants seem to have upregulated expression of puc. The mutant is really messed up because raw.
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Cornell Biology Blogs: Kenya 2008: It's not all about spiders...
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Cornell Biology Blogs: Kenya 2008. I hope to provide the perspective of an excited entomologist's journey to Kenya with Cornell's BioEE 265. Sunday, May 18, 2008. It's not all about spiders. In terms of arachnid diversity in the desert, scorpions are second to none. Kenya is known to be home to 24 scorpion species in three different families. I'm getting excited to find some of these in the wild! Scorpions glow under blacklight. Few scorpions are dangerous, red denotes species to be careful around).
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Cornell Biology Blogs: Jessica: Leopard spotting
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Cornell Biology Blogs: Jessica. Thursday, July 24, 2008. More photos soon.). Thursday, June 26, 2008 Day 2 of Course. Happy Birthday to Mom! We spent nearly the whole morning out on a game drive in Mpala. I would like to brag here and say that I found the leopard! After lunch, we started our first project: A study of elephant damage on Acacia. Friday, June 27, 2008 Day 3. In the morning, we collected data for our study on elephant damage to Acacia. Dead giraffe (on first day of trip). This morning, we we...
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Cornell Biology Blogs: Jessica W: where the buffalo roam
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Cornell Biology Blogs: Jessica W. Thursday, June 5, 2008. Where the buffalo roam. I'm in Jackson, Wyoming. Actually in the Teton Co. Public Library. Camping in the Grand Teton National Forest and I'm quickly running out of internet time. My digital camera needs servicing at Olympus because Moab dust got in the lens so I have no new photos. I'll post more tomorrow. There are herds of buffalo grazing by the campsite. How cool! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Cornell Biology Blogs: Jessica: Back in Ithaca
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Cornell Biology Blogs: Jessica. Friday, July 18, 2008. I am currently back in Ithaca, working once again in the lab. We all arrived back in the U.S. on Friday (July 11) after traveling for very many hours. I have to apologize for the lack of posts while in Kenya, which was the point of this blog! I would love to tell everyone about the trip, because it was simply amazing. September 8, 2010 at 11:24 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Check bottom of page! View my complete profile.