NEW on Dryad: "Data from: Unusual sperm morphology in two sedentary songbird species" from researchers Emily Cramer, et al
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Global phenology maps reveal the drivers and effects of seasonal asynchrony
Overview of software, data and workflow We conducted our LSP mapping workflow using Google Earth Engine (GEE) (v.0.1.404…
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Prevalence and underlying mechanisms of #Phylosymbiosis in #LandPlants
A truly splendid #RoyalSociety issue on women's cooperative strategies -- so often left out of thinking on human evolution (not by us!). Open Access.
It's high time! The Royal Society was originally formed as a #secretsociety of males educated in Latin, the scientific lingua franca (not available to women).
#women #cooperation #femalestrategies #evolutionaryecology #anthropology #evolution
“Metacognitive #MindStorm”
Can we build a metacognitive mind?
Most likely we do in some form perhaps . In its basic sense it’s simply thinking about thinking. Does it go deeper?
#Inference #Pedagogy #Signaling #gametheory
#Learning #datascience
#metacognition #cognition #informationtheory
#epigenetic #behaviorbiology
#EvolutionaryBiology
#Evolutionaryecology
#computationalneuroscience
#computationalbiology
#complexitytheory
#statisticalphysics
#thermodynamics
#Entropy
Landscape genomics (Landscape ecology 🏞️)
Landscape genomics is one of many strategies used to identify relationships between environmental factors and the genetic adaptation of organisms in response to these factors. Landscape genomics combines aspects of landscape ecology, population genetics and landscape genetics. The latter addresses how landscape features inf...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landscape_genomics
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🚨 Job alert 🚨
The research group ‘Eco-Evolutionary Dynamics’ led by Lynn Govaert invites applications for a 3-year #PhDposition in #TheoreticalEcology at the Department of Evolutionary and Integrative Ecology of
@LeibnizIGB in Berlin. Earliest starting date is September 2023. Lynn and I are collaborating on this one, so please get in touch in case you are interested! :-)
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#EcologicalModelling
#CommunityEcology
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I'm looking for the #book by Charles S Elton entitled "Animal Ecology and Evolution" (Clarendon Press, @oxunipress, 1930).
Do you know where I can find a digital version? Do you have a paper copy? Any suggestion would be appreciated! - boosts & RT are also appreciated!
Review of the book in @Nature 1931 https://www.nature.com/articles/128243c0
#Elton #ecology #evolution #EvolutionaryEcology #AnimalEcology @ecology @bookstodon #oldbook @[email protected] @inventaire @bookwyrm @SarahHLib
THIS little book consists of three lectures, “The Regulation of Numbers”, “The Significance of Migration”, and “The Real Life of Animals”. An environment is an entity composed of plants and animals, the species of which are constant. But it is pointed out that the numbers of the different species of animals vary not only in accordance with the periodic changes of temperature, rainfall, etc., but also in an irregular manner. There may be an optimum density for a species and, when its population varies too far from this, the species changes its behaviour. The most obvious change is that of migration into a region which may be very different from its old home, a new habitat. It seems to be an inherent impulse, for the individuals which migrate are often annihilated, without in any way eliminating the impulse in the species when the disadvantageous circumstances which caused it recur. Animal Ecology and Evolution. By Charles Elton. Pp. 96. (Oxford: At the Clarendon Press; London: Oxford University Press, 1930.) 4s. 6d. net.
Fossil Discovery Reveals Complex Ecosystems Existed on Earth Much Earlier than Previously Thought:
About 250 million years ago, the Permian-Triassic mass extinction killed over 80% of the planet's species. In the aftermath, simple species dominated for up to 10 million years before more complex ecosystems evolved. Now this longstanding theory is being challenged by a team of international researchers!
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