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Over the past seventy-five years, long-term population studies of individual organisms in their natural environments have been influential in illuminating how ecological and evolutionary processes operate, and the extent of variation and temporal change in these processes. As these studies have matured, the incorporation of new technologies has generated an ever-broadening perspective, from molecular and genomic to landscape-level analyses facilitated by remote-sensing.
"The Unusual Value of Long-Term Studies of Individuals" Review of the Isle of Rum Red Deer Project, but many lessons in the value or long-term studies apply to humans, too.
https://www.annualreviews.org/doi/full/10.1146/annurev-ecolsys-012722-024041
I like it here but I also intend to stick around on the other platform and watch it go to shit.
User since 2008, I knew folks from the original hosting company (Joyent), @stephenfry and Obama followed me. I want to see what happens to it in person.
Starting to get the hang of this, so #introduction time:
I'm a Research Fellow in #PsychiatricGenetics at #EdinburghUniversity, working on #GWAS of #depression. I'm a lead analyst for the MDD Working Group of the #PsychiatricGenomicsConsortium
I'm an old hand at shortform social networks (Twitter/Pownce circa 2008), but I'm also used to abandoning/shifting services when required.
My other main interest is #photography (film and digital). I'm also into generative art and I love #cats.
Till Andlauer