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Archive by category "arthropods"

Category Archives: arthropods

A break from oil palm

September 16, 2020arthropods, field work, spiders, Uncategorized

This blog was written by Jake Stone, a 3rd-year PhD student in the Insect Ecology Group. On our most recent ESSTA (Ecological and Social studies in Smallholder Tropical Agriculture) research trip to Malaysia we had the opportunity to visit Rimba, an NGO that carries out important ecological and conservation work…

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Identifying insects – An introduction to an important skill

January 30, 2019arthropods, field work, insect collections, research

I think most people are fond of categories. They help us make sense of a world that is pretty multifaceted. For instance, there are many categories of movies, such as horror, romance, and thrillers. Scientists are fond of categories, too, and we often categorise living things. There is an entire…

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