Dr Mark D. Scherz
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Today's #FrogOfTheDay is a stunner, appropriately named: #39 Guibemantis (Pandanusicola) pulcher (Boulenger, 1882)! Pulcher is Latin for 'beautiful'. It's our first Guibemantis, an enchanting genus of #frogs.#MadagascarFrog
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Happy February! We continue our #FrogOfTheDay adventure through the #MadagascarFrogs with #32 Mantidactylus (Brygoomantis) betsileanus (Boulenger, 1882)! A widespread species that is highly variable in colouration. In the Addenda to his
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Curious about how we study tiny #chameleons, why we look at their #genitals, and how minuscule #animals can change the way we understand the world? Here's a T H R
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Meet today's #FrogOfTheDay #11 Mantella madagascariensis (Grandidier, 1872), the first species of 'poison arrow' frog described from Madagascar! A feat of spectacular #ConvergentEvolution among the #MadagascarFrogs Vences&G
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There's some interesting discussion going on on @taxacom about @Zootaxa's decision to mandate @ORCID_Org identifiers for authors. The argument against is that it is an infringement of freedoms and part
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