#Wiley

Tom

TomboxaneA2

Haembase updated with the new BSH Hairy Cell Leukaemia guideline, why not try the questions in the thread below before taking a look?https://haembase.com/hairy-cell-leukaemiahttps://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/bjh.17055#haemato

Laura Evans

LauEEvans

Profs, the McGirt decision—and the acknowledgement that half of Oklahoma is on Indian reservations—is a great teaching case about both tribal-state and tribal-congressional relations. What to assign? 1/x First, students

Resto Cruz

RCruzAnth

Hello, kinship.https://twitter.com/samfriedmansoc/status/1351076323989594116 There are resonances w post-1945 social mobility in Iloilo, Philippines, the topic of my current book project. Many of those I worked w hv family stories that emph

Wénjìng Xú

WenjingXu8

OUR NEW #FenceEcology ARTICLE PUBLISHED @JAppliedEcology: Barrier Behaviour Analysis (BaBA) reveals extensive effects of fencing on wide‐ranging ungulates and can be used to identify the most problematic barriers in a

Colin Beale

TZBirder

Anyone who works in the conservation sphere in Africa has at some time been asked what they think of trophy hunting. As a rule, I try & duck the issue

Dr Rike Bolam

RikeBolam

I am so pleased to see our paper on prevented bird and mammal extinctions published in @ConLetters! We found that for at least 28 bird and mammal species, conservation action

Dr Laura Finnegan

lfinnegal

The Eurasian red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) has a widespread distribution. From Ireland to Japan. But in Ireland and Britain is has been called a separate subspecies (S.v.leucourus) because of its

Birds Canada

BirdsCanada

Just out in @AvianAce our #ornithology paper analyzing 20 years of #citizenscience data from coastal British Columbia, Canada, home to globally important populations of 22 bird species, exposing major differences

Reto Knutti

Knutti_ETH

1/ The link between changes in the Arctic and clear changes in the frequency or duration of (winter) weather patterns have been debated for years. I've always been rather skeptical.

Sophus zu Ermgassen

sophusticated

Hi everyone! I’m Sophus, ecological economist & PhD @DICE_Kent, working on how/if humanity can expand global infrastructure network within environmental limits. The small puzzle-piece I’ll discuss today is #biodiversity #offsets.

Jorge C. Berny Mier y Teran

JorgeCBerny

Underscoring the importance to work on breeding for high temperature tolerance between and within specieshttps://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/may/05/one-billion-people-will-live-in-insufferable-heat-within-50-years-study Just checki

Arjun Amar

arjundevamar

Our new paper with @ConnorEcology is now (online early) in @IBIS_journal - A threadSex and age differences in the diet of the Eurasian Sparrowhawk using web-sourced photographs: exploring the feasibility

Daniela Domeisen

Domeisen_D

The big question looms once again: Will there be a sudden stratospheric warming (SSW) this winter, and if yes, when? Anybody can participate in the SSW competition, I’ll explain how

Paola Andrea

PaolaGuerreroR

Happy to share new work in collaboration with @weilanch @Meghan_McCorm @Michelle_MaierN @hsueh_joann Jason Sachs and Catherine Snow. Our study is part of the Early Learning Network @earlylearnnet funded by @IESRresearch.

Holly Dunsworth

HollyDunsworth

HEY SEXUAL SELECTION!You think you are the reason why men are taller than women, but if you want to remain the star of this story, then... THE OVARY’S IN YOUR

Alessio Rovere

alessio_r_

Due to a pretty unique conicidence, today I have to announce two new papers published, where I am co-author. Both are sea-level related, and both acknowledge @PALSEAgroup (thread 1/n) The

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