“Like architects behind the world’s great opera houses, male great bowerbirds build twiggy concert venues that amplify their raucous songs and make sure each note is pitch perfect to woo discerning females…” #scicomm#bioacoustics#sensoryecology#birdwww.science.org/content/arti... 🧪
Experiments suggest bowers amplify males’ songs and tweak their frequencies to woo females attending their show
Frogs generally selected for proximity to tree falls, dead woody material (such as fallen/rotting branches, fallen palm bracts, etc.), presence of water pools (e.g. phytotelmata), and avoided areas with extensive ground vegetation and little canopy cover (3/3)
Males show a comparatively stronger selection for proximity to water pools than females, which is likely related to the parental duties (tadpole transport and deposition) that males are in charge of (2/3)
Have a look at our new #preprint#poisonfrogsrb.gy/jio8vk We show that despite huge variation in size and colour patterns, habitat selection is similar across populations (1/3)
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The PDF is finally out! academic.oup.com/gbe/article/...
Abstract. Genome size varies greatly across the tree of life and transposable elements are an important contributor to this variation. Among vertebrates, a
Together with #AaronComeault#FranzHoelzl@biobiiana.bsky.social#genome#frogdoi.org/10.1093/gbe/...#evolution
Abstract. Genome size varies greatly across the tree of life and transposable elements are an important contributor to this variation. Among vertebrates, a
The lump in my throat never went away once I started reading. These women are fucking heroic. www.wired.com/story/women-... 🧪🌍
Jane Willenbring was the first to blow the whistle on sexual harassment and assault in Antarctica. Years later, women are still coming forward with tales of horror as a government investigation unfold...