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PhD Ecologist @ USFWS; insect enthusiast; conservationist; Director of Research&Conservation @ Caño Palma Bio Station; she/her

Joined March 2016
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here's a male #megaloprepus_caerulatus #damselfly from #LaSelva, #CostaRica. These magnificent creatures are the biggest #odonate in the #world, breed in #phytotelmata, eat #spiders, and are all-around totally #awesome
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For any ecologists still out here, I'm thrilled to share a paper a long time in the making! We examine population dynamics and the role of weather (🌩️🌬️🍃) on an endangered 🦋! Great work, @swamphiker, @MikesMothModels , and @JCDanielsLab (@FloridaMuseum)! authors.elsevier.com/sd/arti…
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I'm pleased to share a new paper, out today. Learn about the fountain of youth across the tree of life (or that there isn't much of one unless you can hack processes of cell division!) This one got me out of my comfort zone which was quite fun! journals.uchicago.edu/doi/ep…
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Hey @alieward a really great @Ologies episode would be odontology! Their genitals are cool, they are voracious predators, they were the first to fly(ish), they are subjects of artwork around the world, and they make a heart when they bone!
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Well 🖕 you too, Atlanta 👃🤢
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How come this article, with fieldwork conducted in Colombia, has no Colombian authors, not even authors affiliated with Colombian institutions?
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Very pleased to see my final PhD chapter published! journals.flvc.org/troplep/ar… It was a great way to end my degree and collaborate with some great friends! @melsanc @DrAnyaBrown 😊🦋🦠
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#Tropical #biology enthusiasts, Caño Palma Biological Station is seeking a #research supervisor. Great opportunity for recent MSc grads to gain experience in research and mentoring, unparalleled access to tropical forests in #CostaRica Pls share/RT widely; DM/email me with ?s
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Emily Khazan retweeted
This postdoc position focused on microclimate and forest biodiversity is still open and we're accepting applications until Nov.30. The HJ Andrews @HJA_Live @USLTER is a fantastic community (both human and forest)! Start date (somewhat) negotiable. Please retweet.
Interested in species distributions, microclimate and old-growth forests? Are you a PhD field ecologist with strong quant skills? Excellent postdoc opportunity at the HJ Andrews LTER @HJA_Live @USLTER in Oregon (@OregonState). Please come and work with us! gradschool.oregonstate.edu/p…
Hey @alieward , big @Ologies fan here! Have you ever thought about an #odontology episode? #Dragonflies and #damselflies are awesome, crazy, and accessible to inspire so many! So many coop factoids I (& others) would love to share!
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Cool! Odonatology! Blasted typos
OK people!! It's time to tell every teacher, scout troop leader, librarian, or group organizer you know that @SkypeScientist is OPEN FOR FALL. We match scientists with any group that wants to talk with a scientist for free. Sign up at skypeascientist.com/sign-up.…!
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Great week with great folks at #ATBC2022, seeing old friends and making new ones. Here's to more great tropical science. Y'all are always invited to Caño Palma bio station to keep up the great work!
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I'm Emily and I "know too many people"
Introduce yourself with the wildest feedback you’ve ever received. I’ll go first: “Hi I’m Amy. I’m too ambitious 🤝”
Fierce Melon is the favorite #GATORADE flavor of the Miami Blue butterflies (and me!). But sadly, @Gatorade, it's awfully hard to find!
#MuseumLife Spotlight: While Gatorade is a staple here on @UF campus, our @JCDanielsLab team often use it as a substitute for nectar in a laboratory-maintained colony of Miami blues, among the most critically endangered butterflies in North America. floridamuseum.ufl.edu/scienc…
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The war on minority and marginalized identities is horrifying, upsetting, and has no acceptable place in the world, much less academic institutions. Join us calling on @UF and #florida politicians to allow *all people* the rights and access that all humans deserve!
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