John Jackson

Science at the Natural History Museum, London - John Jackson posting - (on twitter @NHM_Science)

2023-07-27

Chalcidoid wasps are fundamental to ecosystem dynamics and agriculture, and include many parasitoids of plant-feeding bugs. John Noyes' latest tremendous volume on Costa Rican species now freely available with 254 new species in 21 new genera www.nhm.ac.uk/our-science/our-work/biodiversity/taxonomic-monographs-on-neotropical-hymenoptera.html

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2023-07-27

We're looking for a new head of our molecular labs at the NHM in London! careers.nhm.ac.uk/templates/CI #Museums #Genomics #Jobs

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Dr Alex BondTheLabAndField
2023-05-15

236 pieces of plastic from one Flesh-footed Shearwater chick found dead in the colony on Lord Howe Island. Sadly, not the record.

2023-05-15

Reptile style - evolution and diversity of swimming in marine ichthyosaurs, plesiosaurs and others from Susana Gutarra @nhmscience & al onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/fu

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Dr Erica McAlisterflygirlNHM
2023-03-08

Imaging the Rhino bot fly (amongst others today). Arguably one of the most endangered species on the planet but ignored by most! A striking fly that’s really quite large! What a fabulous creature

@nhmscience

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Dr Alex BondTheLabAndField
2023-03-03

NEW PAPER! In @AvianAce shows Leach's Storm-petrels on Gull Island, Newfoundland declined by 6% per yr and gulls ate 118,000–143,000 Leach’s Storm-petrels in 2012 alone! Highlights the complexity of managing declining predator AND prey species ace-eco.org/vol18/iss1/art5/

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Dr Alex BondTheLabAndField
2023-03-03

BBSRC Fellowship Scheme is open! If anyone wants to turn their skills towards plastics & wildlife (methods, pathology, disease) get in touch! Maybe building off our recent paper on (sciencedirect.com/science/arti)

ukri.org/opportunity/bbsrc-dis

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Dr Erica McAlisterflygirlNHM
2023-03-03

Oh for the love of it’s

These amazing females are Clitelloxenia assmuthi & these are termitophilous - they live with, & some feed on, termites

This is one of the 190 recorded termitophilous & other termite-associated Phorids - one of the most ecologically diverse family of animals on the planet!

@nhmscience

2023-03-03

the Natural History Museum is part of the European #DiSSCo initiative: linking digitised natural science collections to create a large scientific infrastructure. An essential part of this is to link UK natural science collections in museums and other partners as DiSSCo_UK. We have created a video as an introduction youtube.com/watch?v=bPM7_nwhfp

A map showing distribution of UK natural science collections included in the development of the DiSSCo_UK initiative, part of DiSSCo_EU

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