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By Chris Grinter, on November 22nd, 2011% Fellow network blogger David Shiffman is in the final laps of a $10,000 scholarship challenge. The money will not only support David’s blogging at Southern Fried Science, but shark conservation research (including a contest to name the shark he will tag with the funds). Take a moment and vote for him, once every 24 hours! → Read More: Vote for Shark Conservation! Sicut est hodie: Simile Loading ... By Chris Grinter, on November 19th, 2011% Caeruleum enim quod videtur omnibus et intentionum papilio (ut in subfamily Polyommatinae)… suus ', et nimis omnibus. Sed ex colore, ut adducerem te sumpserit, non recta via,; quasi species electri, fit quidem hoc papilio. Sunt subtilis differentia in cornu speciem et probabiliter venationem, sed . → Read More: Sed leo est, aes Amphitruo Sicut est hodie: Simile Loading ... By Chris Grinter, on November 16th, 2011% I’ve just returned from the annual Entomological Society of America conference in Reno, Nevada! It’s the largest meeting of its kind in the world, cum super 4,000 attendees from all walks of insect research life. My interests are in the systematics, evolution and biodiversity talks – and I’ll try to recap a few of the . → Read More: Bugs in Reno: ESA 2011 Sicut est hodie: Simile Loading ... By Chris Grinter, on November 9th, 2011% We should all celebrate this day with an act of science or skepticism. Plant the seed of inquiry and critical thinking, or take a moment to broaden your own horizons. I was up before dawn this morning and watched the morning stars fade behind the light of the rising sun. It brought to mind my . → Read More: Happy Birthday, Carolus. Sicut est hodie: Simile Loading ... By Chris Grinter, on November 8th, 2011% Everyone is likely familiar with the standard model for a moth or butterfly – a straw-like proboscis to reach nectar hidden within flowers. The vast majority of the Lepidoptera have diversified alongside the radiation of angiosperm plants, becoming one of the most diverse and abundant orders of life on earth. This paradigm however does not . → Read More: Diversification of Moths with Teeth Sicut est hodie: Simile Loading ... By Chris Grinter, on November 3rd, 2011% That’s how the saying goes, dextra? Two weeks ago I participated in the 5th annual National Geographic BioBlitz over in Saguaro National Park in Tucson, Turpis. It was a great excuse to get back into the field and it was the first time I collected Arizona in the fall. Temps were still pushing the mid . → Read More: Busy as a Moth Sicut est hodie: Simile Loading ...
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Vóta do Chaomhnú Siorcanna! Ag Chris Grinter, ar an 22 Samhain, 2011 Fellow network blogger David Shiffman is in the final laps of a $10,000 dúshlán scoláireacht. Ní bheidh an t-airgead tacaíocht ach blogging David ag Eolaíocht Deiscirt Fried, ach taighde caomhnaithe Siorc (lena n-áirítear comórtas a ainm ar an siorc a bheidh sé chlib leis na cistí). Take a moment and vote for him, uair amháin gach 24 uair an chloig! He is currently in the lead with a decent %3 margin, let’s keep it that way. chomp Cosúil le seo: Cosúil Ag luchtú ...