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This is a blog about spiders. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. This is a blog about spiders! Newer posts →. What happens when you poke, prod and pinch black widow spiders? You might be surprised…. February 14, 2014. This post originally appeared on Chris Buddle’s. A stunning female western black widow (Photo: S. McCann. The answer is, of course, no. Spiders almost never bite people. I’m always quick to relate that in my experience black widows are. Here are the details:. They found tha...
The mystery of the burrow-dwelling sand dune spider | spiderbytesdotorg
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This is a blog about spiders. Skip to primary content. This is a blog about spiders! The mystery of the burrow-dwelling sand dune spider. May 26, 2014. On a walk at Iona Beach a couple of weeks ago with Sean. Who kindly provided all the photos that follow) I came upon a small hole in the sand, and after poking at it a bit, realized it was a silk-lined burrow with what looked like a trap door. We tried to figure out who lived there, but didn’t find anyone inside. A few days later, we returned to the beach...
Tetragnatha revisited: dinner and romance at sunset | spiderbytesdotorg
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This is a blog about spiders. Skip to primary content. This is a blog about spiders! Tetragnatha revisited: dinner and romance at sunset. July 4, 2014. This post features photographs by Sean McCann. For more beautiful photography and natural history of arthropods and other wildlife, check out his blog, Ibycter.com. As a sequel to our recent encounter. With some long jawed orb-weavers in the genus. The tiny and cryptic. After a minute or so, she went back for her abandoned prey. She then carried it off th...
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This is a blog about spiders. Skip to primary content. This is a blog about spiders! August 4, 2014. Last weekend, I joined a group of fellow arachnophiles for a day at Burns Bog. We did not achieve our goal of finding the rare ground spider. A bog specialist), but instead we met a very common spider that is nonetheless not well known: a comb-tailed spider in the family Hahniidae. A common yet mysterious forest-dweller (photo Sean McCann. Licensed under CC BY-ND-NC 1.0. The sheet webs of. Spiders are tin...
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This is a blog about spiders. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. This is a blog about spiders! Author Archives: Catherine Scott. August 4, 2014. Last weekend, I joined a group of fellow arachnophiles for a day at Burns Bog. We did not achieve our goal of finding the rare ground spider. A bog specialist), but instead we met a very common spider that is nonetheless not well known: a comb-tailed spider in the family Hahniidae. A common yet mysterious forest-dweller (photo Sean McCann. Spide...
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This is a blog about spiders. Skip to primary content. About me / CV. This is a blog about spiders! January 17, 2014. A comparison of the vibrations transmitted by courting males and ensnared prey in two web-building spider species. Today, I am excited to publish my first blog post about some of my own spider research! Our paper, “A meal or a male: the ‘whispers’ of black widow males do not trigger a predatory response in females”. Has just been published in Frontiers in Zoology (freely available online).
What do spiders and velcro have in common? | spiderbytes
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This is a blog about spiders. Skip to primary content. About me / CV. This is a blog about spiders! What do spiders and velcro have in common? November 25, 2013. Note: all photographs (unless otherwise indicated) are used with permission from Sean McCann. This post was inspidered by a tweet from Chris Buddle:. I received an email from someone claiming a spider ‘screamed’. Has anyone heard spiders make sounds? Eg via spiracles perhaps? Chris Buddle (@CMBuddle) June 21, 2013. In French Guiana. A quick ...
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Seldom original. Often wrong. Occasionally interesting. The Scientist’s Guide to Writing. How should grad students learn to write? Https:/ what-if.xkcd.com/76/. Grad students should receive such instruction (and there’s little formal research on the topic). So how should grad students learn to write? Let’s look at some possibilities. Spoiler alert: I’m going to suggest that none of them works by itself. 1) They could enter our programs having learned to write as undergrads. I’m skeptical of MOOCs in gene...
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Research, teaching, and mentorship in the sciences. Why I teach on the first day of class. The semester is about to start. When your class meets for the first time, do you just go over syllabus, schedule, policies, and such? If you have some extra time, do you let your students go early or do you teach? I teach, for a few reasons. If you let your class go early, how does this work for you? This entry was tagged committees. 6 thoughts on “ Why I teach on the first day of class. Classes that don’t st...
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A Biologist Walks Into A Bar…. A Life Science and Science Life blog. By Tanya Stemberger. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. A Life Scientist’s Life Dailies. Two Minute Tutorial: Learn to be a Graph Whisperer. January 5, 2014. I recently heard that undergraduates frequently do poorly on exam questions involving graphs. I spent some time strolling about the internet trying to understand why graphs might be a particularly tricky topic. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.
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Lichen I may not be, you’ll have a hard time finding me – Kancheong Spider Girl
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Lichen I may not be, you’ll have a hard time finding me. April 18, 2014. June 16, 2014. If your body were as flat as hers and coloured in tree bark- brown, you’d probably stand an equal chance of being passed off as a lichen, albeit a lot bigger. April 2014, Singapore. 4 thoughts on “ Lichen I may not be, you’ll have a hard time finding me. April 21, 2014 at 5:36 pm. Hersiliids are my favourite spiders. They have such fantastic camouflage! April 23, 2014 at 2:23 pm. April 23, 2014 at 3:26 pm. Post was no...
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This is a blog about spiders. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. About me / CV. This is a blog about spiders! Segestriidae: tube web spiders. July 13, 2015. 8211; a member of the tube web spider family Segestriidae. This species is the one member of the family Segestriidae that can be found in British Columbia, but we’ve never encountered it before. (Photo: Sean McCann. Segestriids are closely related to spiders in the family Dysderidae (which includes the common woodlouse hunter. Restin...
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This is a blog about spiders. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. This is a blog about spiders! August 4, 2014. Last weekend, I joined a group of fellow arachnophiles for a day at Burns Bog. We did not achieve our goal of finding the rare ground spider. A bog specialist), but instead we met a very common spider that is nonetheless not well known: a comb-tailed spider in the family Hahniidae. A common yet mysterious forest-dweller (photo Sean McCann. Licensed under CC BY-ND-NC 1.0. Spiders...
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