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Dans sa recherche, @ConstansMargot étudie un traité du 13e siècle rédigé par un troubadour et qui évoque aussi le comportement des oiseaux. Pr son étude, elle a sollicité @PotierSimon1, éthologue et fauconnier pr croiser les savoirs et les compétences.
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Les fauconniers devaient être experts du comportement et de la biologie de leurs oiseaux. De leur sensibilité et de leur bien-êtra aussi. On observe une grde coherence entre ce que l'on trouve ds ces traités et les connaissances modernes en éthologie @PotierSimon1
Avec Olivier Duriez, nous intervenons aujourd'hui pour parler des rapaces sur France Culture de 16h à 17h. @lamethodeFC
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Pleased to see that Lund University has signed up to the Read & Publish Open Access initiative by Company of Biologists - not-for-profit publishing organisation supporting & inspiring the biological community. This allows for Golden OA in the journals! @LundVision @Biology_LU
What a big news for this New Year. I am now a member of the IUCN commission on Ecosystem Management. Thank you for making one of my dream true @IUCN_CEM. I am excited to join your team and cannot wait to promote biodiversity conservation and sustainable development.
We did not expect that. Our paper "How fast can raptors see?" was one of the most cited paper of the year in Journal of Experimental Biology. @almut_kelber @LundVision
Very exciting news.
If you want to read it, please follow this link: jeb.biologists.org/content/2…
Some news on my website. You can follow my records on this page :
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Privileged to have provided illustrations for this review on differences in raptor vision between dietary behaviors by @PotierSimon1 out today! Great work Simon!
If you want to know how predatory and scavenging raptors differ in their visual abilities, please take a look at this review just published today ! It is all open access.
@LundVision
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Today we are marking #ALD20 by celebrating all of the great JEB women; from our Editors and Ed Board, to the PIs, postdocs, grad students, technicians and undergrad researchers that keep JEB at the forefront of comparative and integrative physiology
If you want to know how predatory and scavenging raptors differ in their visual abilities, please take a look at this review just published today ! It is all open access.
@LundVision
mdpi.com/1424-2818/12/10/400
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Good news for #GriffonVultures in #Israel as 206 were recently counted, which is a record number!
4vultures.org/griffon-vultur…
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We can do it! Seven #parrots among those species we would have lost forever without conservation efforts. Just the kind of inspiring news we need right now :-) #ConservationOptimism
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Bending the curve of biodiversity, just published in @nature. What are the 6⃣ actions needed to make it happen? ⬇️
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Saturday 5 September is International Vulture Awareness Day #IVAD2020 to raise awareness about vulture conservation!
If you are an organisation or group celebrating vultures this IVAD, sign up to share your activities via the IVAD website: Vultureday.org #LoveVultures
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What ecosystem services do #vultures provide to us and the environment?
4vultures.org/ecosystem-serv…
Another review is out form our team. You want to know how do diurnal and nocturnal raptors see their world? It is open access so feel free to read and share: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Finally, our review on raptor vision with Simon and Mindaugas is out in a special issue on eyes and vision in non-model vertebrates, edited by Tom Baden: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
@LundVision And it is all open access...
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Une sortie à l'extérieur est toujours agréable pour nos petits faucons sacre et notre petite buse de Harris
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Why are female #birds of prey larger than males?
Review article in @BiolJLinnSoc by J. Schoenjahn, C. Pavey & G. Walter: tinyurl.com/tjw7al8
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