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Discover #paleobotany research in the latest BioOne Vista - free to read through August 15th. Featuring research from Paleontological Research, Palynology, Rhodora @nebotanical.bsky.social, Systematic Botany, Willdenowia, and more.

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#FossilFriday Photo of the week: Jamesrossia plicata from "A fossil dicranid moss from the Late Cretaceous of Antarctica" published in The Bryologist

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Discover #paleobotany research in the latest BioOne Vista - free to read through August 15th. Featuring research from the Journal of Paleontology and Paleobiology @paleosoc.bsky.social, Palaeodiversity @smnstuttgart.bsky.social, PALAIOS, and more.

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Raymond H.G. Klaassen attaching a geolocator with full-body harness to a male Barn Swallow (photo Hans Peeters, Culemborg, 7 July 2012).

Photo of the week: Researcher Raymond H.G. Klaassen attaches a geolocator with full-body harness to a male Barn Swallow (photo by Hans Peeters).

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Discover #paleobotany research in the latest BioOne Vista - free to read through August 15th. Featuring research from Cryptogamie Algologie, Cryptogamie Bryologie, and Geodiversitas @mnhn.fr, Ecoscience @ulaval.ca, Journal of Coastal Research, and more.

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Discover #entomology research in BioOne Complete with our Top & Trending Research collection, featuring articles from the Journal of Agricultural and Urban Entomology, Notulae odonatologicae, and @americanentosoc.bsky.social.

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“Without proper restoration efforts and sustainable management, the loss of oyster reefs threatens marine ecosystems, water quality, and the livelihoods of coastal communities.”

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Discover #paleobotany research in the latest BioOne Vista - free to read through August 15th. Featuring research from Ameghiniana, @anbf.bsky.social, @mobotgarden.bsky.social, @CSIROPublishing, The Bryologist, @cdnsciencepub.bsky.social, Castanea, and more.

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Examples of (A-D) non-coloboma and presumable coloboma (E-H) eye defects. (A) Pupil defect in the left eye of the little owl Athene noctua is presumably affected by mechanical or other non-developmental damage (photo Martin Šálek). (B-D) Examples of three species with common eye flecks which are not related to coloboma, such as black woodpecker Dryocopus martius (photo Katalin Odett Lukács), Eurasian oystercatcher Haematopus ostralegus (photo Ingrid Bobeková) and common wood pigeon Columba palumbus (photo Katalin Odett Lukács), respectively. (E-G) Presumable colobomas in little owl (photo Martin Šálek), Eurasian scops owl Otus scops (photo Balázs Jusztin), red-backed shrike Lanius collurio and European robin Erithacus rubecula (both photos Emanuel Baltag). Miniatures in the lower right corner of the picture zoom in the eye in less visible cases.

Photo of the week: Prevalence of eye colobomas in wild birds: insights from a large-scale #CitizenScience study.

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Photo of the week: The deep-sea isopod Bathynomus doederleinii (right) compared to the wood louse Armadillidium vulgare (left). Both are isopods, but differ in body weight.

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Farmlands destroyed by flooding in Borno community. Credit: Usman Abba Zanna/HumAngle.

"In Borno State, most residents depend on subsistence farming, which is vulnerable to the damaging effects of climate change-induced floods"

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Discover #Agriculture and #Agronomy in BioOne Complete with our Top & Trending Research collection, featuring articles from Crop and Pasture Science @CSIROPublishing , Journal of Economic Entomology @entsocamerica.bsky.social , and Rangelands.

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Spotlight on American Malacological Bulletin, published by American Malacological Society, focused exclusively on #malacological research. It publishes manuscripts, short reports, symposia, and reviews dealing with molluscs. Explore this title from v. 23 (2007) - current: bioone.org/journals/ame...

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“The story of the Amur Falcon conservation serves as a powerful example of how scientific research, community involvement, and government interventions can drive meaningful conservation outcomes.”

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A. Pelegrina proterva (Walckenaer, 1837) (Salticidae) parasitized by Gibellula cf. leiopus – Jefferson County Park, Iowa, USA (Photo by Mary Jane Hatfield). B. Mopsus mormon Karsch, 1878 (Salticidae) parasitized by Gibellula sp. (a member of the Gibellula leiopus complex) – Airlie Beach, Queensland, Australia (Photo by Steve & Alison Pearson). C. Spider in the genus Colonus F. O. Pickard-Cambridge, 1901 (Salticidae) parasitized by Gibellula cf. leiopus – Athens/Sandy Creek Nature Center, Georgia, USA (Photo by Carmen Champagne). D. Phidippus putnami (G. W. Peckham & E. G. Peckham, 1883) (Salticidae) parasitized by an immature Gibellula sp. – Bon Aqua, Tennessee, USA (Photo by Lisa Powers, “Froghaven Farm”). E. Synema parvulum (Hentz, 1847) (Thomisidae) parasitized by an immature hypocrealean fungus (most likely Purpureocillium atypicola) – Eno River State Park, North Carolina, USA (Photo by Tony DeSantis). F. Spider in the genus Philodromus Walckenaer, 1826 (Philodromidae) parasitized by an immature hypocrealean fungus (most likely Purpureocillium atypicola) – Kakiat County Park, New York, USA (Photo by Seth Ausubel).

Photo of the week: Diversity of spider families parasitized by fungal pathogens.

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Estimated Annual Abundance of Migratory Peale's Peregrine Falcons in Coastal Washington, USA Tras la recuperación de Falco peregrinus, el Servicio de Pesca y Vida Silvestre de Estados Unidos inició un proceso para permitir la “extracción” (captura) de ejemplares silvestres para cetrería en…

"Estimated Annual Abundance of Migratory Peale's Peregrine Falcons in Coastal Washington, USA" published in the Journal of Raptor Research by the Raptor Research Foundation: bio-one.co/4l9Y1GG

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BioOne Complete Top & Trending Research. Closeup of a Lycorma delicatula Spotted lanternfly on a plant stem.

Explore the latest Top & Trending Research from BioOne Complete – where you’ll find articles covering #biodiversity #conservation, #entomology, #ornithology, #veterinary sciences, #zoology, and more.

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BioOne Publisher Profile. Benny Bytebier, PhD. Editor-in-chief, Journal of East African Natural History. Nature Kenya / East African Natural History Society. Headshot of Dr. Bytebier smiling and holding a book titled Orchids.

Publisher Profile: Dr. Benny Bytebier, Editor-in-Chief of Journal of East African Natural History - a BioOne partner since 2007.

From Belgium to Kenya to South Africa, his career in African #botany exemplifies following scientific passion. Read more: bio-one.co/4lDmtQN

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Discover the latest Top & Trending Research collection is here! This quarterly #research roundup from BioOne Complete spotlights new research from diverse topics and species spanning #biology, #ecology, and #environmentalscience.

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#FossilFriday Photo of the Week: Characterized by remarkably large wings a new fossil #butterfly species, Tacola kamitanii was discovered by researchers in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan

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Exciting news: BioOne and University of California Sign 5-Year Agreement to Include Subscribe to Open Pilot

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