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Developments in biodiversity and conservation management. Biodiversity Science is brought to you by Operation Wallacea. And peer-reviewed by leading academics. RSS feed for this section. Geographic Profiling a novel tool for locating tarsier sleeping sites. An analytical tool developed for use within criminology is being put to good use in ecological research. It has proved particularly useful in locating species in challenging habitats. The Island Biogeography of Birds on the Wakatobi archipelago. A stu...
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Developments in biodiversity and conservation management. Biodiversity Science is brought to you by Operation Wallacea. And peer-reviewed by leading academics. RSS feed for this section. First surveying of forest canopy epiphytes in Honduras. The first investigation into epiphyte diversity, distribution and biomass on large canopy trees in Honduras has begun to reveal just how diverse these communities are. Establishing suitable bio-indicators for cloud forest management. Follow us on Twitter. The Island...
Survey techniques | Biodiversity Science
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Developments in biodiversity and conservation management. Biodiversity Science is brought to you by Operation Wallacea. And peer-reviewed by leading academics. RSS feed for this section. Geographic Profiling a novel tool for locating tarsier sleeping sites. An analytical tool developed for use within criminology is being put to good use in ecological research. It has proved particularly useful in locating species in challenging habitats. The problem with DNA barcoding. A comparison of two different surve...
Biodiversity | Biodiversity Science
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Developments in biodiversity and conservation management. Biodiversity Science is brought to you by Operation Wallacea. And peer-reviewed by leading academics. RSS feed for this section. Welcome to Biodiversity Science. This is the first edition of Biodiversity Science – a quarterly peer-reviewed newsletter for those involved in biodiversity surveys or conservation management research. Follow us on Twitter. Herbivore distribution patterns mapped on SA Game Reserve. The ongoing fight against lionfish.
Europe | Biodiversity Science
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Developments in biodiversity and conservation management. Biodiversity Science is brought to you by Operation Wallacea. And peer-reviewed by leading academics. RSS feed for this section. Deciphering the past to ensure viper’s future on the Cyclades. Over the last five years, an international collaboration of scientists has investigated the evolutionary history of insularly isolated populations of long-nosed vipers in the Cycladic archipelago. Conserving the grasslands of Transylvania. Follow us on Twitter.
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this world we live in: February 2014
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This world we live in. A biological science and news blog. Schistosomes: beware the water. Over 700 million people worldwide are at risk from parasitic worms called schistosomes (blood flukes), which are transmitted via swimming in contaminated water. The worms are a major problem and can cause a severe debilitating disease called schistosomiasis in their hosts, which, sadly, kills nearly 200 million people each year. Schistosomes are waterborne and infect human hosts when they swim in contaminated water...
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Evolução, Ecologia, Comportamento Animal e Interações. Pular para o conteúdo. 20 de janeiro de 2014. Por Célio Moura Neto. 8220;Spiderman, Spiderman Does whatever a spider can. Spins a web any size Catches thieves just like flies. Look out, here comes the Spiderman”. Como dizem, a vida imita a arte…e isso não vale apenas para a vida dos humanos, mas também de outros animais. Figura 01: Aranha da família Theridiosomatidae em sua teia característica ( Nicky Bay). A pequena aranha mantem-se assim até que um...
this world we live in: July 2013
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This world we live in. A biological science and news blog. Face off: the great white shark vs the killer whale. Which of them would best the other in a fight? The great white shark, Carcharodon carcharias. I’m sure many of you are thinking that this would be the great white. And why not? So picking off a lone great white. Shouldn't be too much of a problem for them! Like humans and other primates, killer whales are extremely social and live most of their lives in tight-knit social groups of close family ...
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Funding artisanal fishing license buy outs. Saving the Cusuco forests. Packaging forests for REDD funding. Enhanced Value Conservation Products. Catchment area management in Sulawesi and Sumatra. Environmental Training in Southeast Sulawesi. Lambusango Forests, Buton, Indonesia. Alfred Russel Wallace Grants. Kaledupa, Wakatobi National Park, Indonesia. Environmental Training in Southeast Sulawesi. Environmental Training in Southeast Sulawesi. Establishment of demonstration plots designed to inspire commu...
this world we live in: Don't wee with fright when candiru are about!
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This world we live in. A biological science and news blog. Don't wee with fright when candiru are about! You mustn't wee in the Amazon River, whatever you do." How many of you have heard this phrase before, or at least something along these lines? Many people of course have and the first thing that this makes many think of is the infamous fish that lurks in the waters of the Amazon River; a fish that is just waiting to swim up the most private and delicate parts of unsuspecting swimmers! Although it is d...
this world we live in: 'The Life Sciences Podcast' by the University of Manchester
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This world we live in. A biological science and news blog. The Life Sciences Podcast' by the University of Manchester. I'd like to draw your attention to a podcast that's produced by some of my friends from the University of Manchester. The podcasts have a similar agenda to my blog and aim to keep you updated with the latest news, research and interesting stories from the life sciences. If you're interested, click here. Labels: Faculty of Life Sciences. The Life Sciences Podcast. 6 March 2014 at 12:18.
this world we live in: The Land Massive
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This world we live in. A biological science and news blog. Life is hard for wild animals, being fraught with the perils of predation, starvation and sickness. Only the strongest manage to survive into adulthood and breed, which means that only the best genes are passed into the next generation. This is the major driving force behind evolution. And is responsible for the staggering diversity of life on our little planet. Nor does it take into account predators growing larger themselves. If all of the ...
this world we live in: Ghost organs: the future of transplant medicine?
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This world we live in. A biological science and news blog. Ghost organs: the future of transplant medicine? The human body is far from perfect, being at risk from numerous degenerative diseases that 'break' essential organs and lead to our deaths. Aging, disease and poor lifestyle choices are the obvious causes of such organ failure and our current level of science and technology is largely unable to cure such damage. Yet despite the risks thousands of people are on transplant waiting lists all over the ...
this world we live in: Mouse plagues: the terror of Australia
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This world we live in. A biological science and news blog. Mouse plagues: the terror of Australia. In 1993, south Australia was assaulted with a plague of mice. Sounds ridiculous doesn't it? But when half a billion field mice rise up in the spring to destroy your crops and eat your livestock alive, then no-one's laughing. And this is exactly what happened. The common field mouse, Apodemus sylvaticus. A pile of field mice that were poisoned by Australian farmers during the mouse plague of 1917. Althou...
this world we live in: Watching from the waters
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This world we live in. A biological science and news blog. Watching from the waters. The Nile crocodile, Crocodylus niloticus. Is one of the most feared animals in the world and is undisputedly the most dangerous species of crocodilian to humans - being estimated to kill around 200 people each year. This is mainly due to its close proximity to our settlements and its indiscriminate diet - with it hunting anything that moves! The crocodile god that lived in Crocodilopolis - a great city of crocodiles!
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Biodiversity Revolution | Thoughts from the vanguard of biodiversity research
Thoughts from the vanguard of biodiversity research. Publish but don’t perish. July 14, 2017. Grove of Wollemi pine, the location of which has been kept secret for more than 25 years ( Jaimie Plaza). Continue reading →. Why is leaf shape important to plants? June 12, 2017. A range of oak leaf shapes suited for different environments ( Bridget Mc Dermott. Continue reading →. A decade of restoration is making the microbiome great again. May 23, 2017. Continue reading →. Forests hiding in plain sight. Earth...
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Shops, venues and services. The South African National Biodiversity Institute is responsible for exploring, revealing, celebrating and championing biodiversity for the benefit and enjoyment of all South Africans. Read more. Discover how biodiversity science changes your world. Read about how we are growing people for biodiversity. Find links to documents, libraries and other biodiversity websites. Garden Walks at Kirstenbosch NBG for the week. 21 Garden Walks at Kirstenbosch NBG for the week. Free State ...
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Shops, venues and services. The South African National Biodiversity Institute is responsible for exploring, revealing, celebrating and championing biodiversity for the benefit and enjoyment of all South Africans. Read more. Discover how biodiversity science changes your world. Read about how we are growing people for biodiversity. Find links to documents, libraries and other biodiversity websites. Garden Walks at Kirstenbosch NBG for the week. 21 Garden Walks at Kirstenbosch NBG for the week. Free State ...
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Biodiversity Science: Developments in biodiversity and conservation management
Developments in biodiversity and conservation management. Biodiversity Science is brought to you by Operation Wallacea. And peer-reviewed by leading academics. Geographic Profiling a novel tool for locating tarsier sleeping sites. An analytical tool developed for use within criminology is being put to good. What tiny lakes are revealing about cichlid speciation. Tiny lakes may hold the key to the spectacular adaptive radiation of African. National and international effort to protect Cuban manatee. Over t...
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A site dedicated to biomimicry applications for sustainable development. Biomimetic file 147: self-healing materials. July 8, 2015. July 8, 2015. Sylvain Richer de Forges. 8220;Drawing inspiration from how the body heals wounds…the team of researchers at the University of Bristol has been working with aerospace engineers to develop a system which is able to self-patch over small, almost undetectable cracks in the wings of planes while in operation.”. The potential that self-healing materials could offer ...
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Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium IV. Registration (Open to public! What is going on in the local biodiversity research scene and how much do we actually know about species in Singapore? These are some out of the many questions that will be addressed during the Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium IV, 1 Aug 2015: 9.00AM – 5.00PM @ UTown Auditorium 2. Join us to learn more about the changing biodiversity landscape, and how you can get more involved in the local green scene! 8:30 am 9:00 am: Opening.
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