resource ephemerality and the behavior, morphology, physiology animals use to deal with them. also leader of the best research team ever, prone to typos.
A new #BiologyLetters systematic review shows that robust evidence for bats as reservoir hosts is lacking in most African virus studies. It calls to optimise sampling and conserve bats. Read it in full here - ow.ly/YEQH50Q81RG#epidemiology#Chiroptera#virus
A new #BiologyLetters systematic review shows that robust evidence for bats as reservoir hosts is lacking in most African virus studies. It calls to optimise sampling and conserve bats. Read it in full here - ow.ly/YEQH50Q81RG#epidemiology#Chiroptera#virus
Though being silent for so long (sorry!!!), the network continues to monitor and protect #Eidolon, and we have a lot to do... and that's why this paper is important - we're so excited and happy it's out now 🦇🦇
last in my collection of species portraits for now: this adorable #Phyllostomus ❤️🦇 by @LittleLeapers_ I am hoping to expand! So if you want to draw a Molossus, a Rousettus, a Tadarida or a common shrew or mole - reach out! Best to batichica.blsky.social#swansong#leaving
next up in my collections of #illustrations of my study species is the one that got me my PhD: #Lophostoma, my forever love, the most gentle bat out there. Juvenile male, beautifully rendered by the wonderful @LittleLeapers_
here‘s nr 3 of my collection of drawings of my study species: one of my first, since 2007 and to this day, though they‘re more @jenna_kohles now #noctilio. The species I did my first #groupforaging work with. Love love love them ❤️🦇😂 also by @GessingerGloria#sciart#Panabat