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Amazing talk by Victoria Marie Glynn on her coral research today for a CSBQ-QCBS and McGill Science speaker series in celebration of the new biodiversity plan. The talk featured her own art, love the bridge between art and science!

A few months in the making... & now finally ready: The Anti-Colonial Research Library hosts 400+ open-access articles and books, websites, YouTube videos on practical examples of Indigenous and anti-colonial research methodologies. Use and share widely! anticolonialresearchlibrary.org

New study by Noémie Sheppard reveals how feeding efficiency of marbled crayfish is affected by temperature & reproductive state. Projected climate warming will reduce feeding rate and increase the frequency & duration of gravid states. Read the paper here: rdcu.be/dm6Eh

Excited to be announcing my first ever published paper 🥰 If you're interested in quantifying the reduction in feeding of gravid marbled crayfish as well as the impacts climate change may have on their reproduction read on!

🎞️ Recorded talks from the McGill University Speaker Series on #Biodiversity #Science are now available on our YouTube channel 🌿 ▶️ youtube.com/@csbqqcbs Andy Gonzalez Jessica Ford Kyle Elliott Lars L. Iversen Victoria Marie Glynn McGill Biology

I am going to say something that is going to sit badly with a lot of academics in US and European institutions, but I’m tenured and senior and I give zero fucks. I’ve read a lot of recent academic scholarship in English language journals that rehashes things Mexican and LatAm

Our paper is freely accessible until 27/11/23! Check it out! 👇👇#frogs #salamanders #caecilians #amphibians

Absolutely ecstatic to receive the first printed versions of our book Christopher Schell, amazing colleagues, & I assembled this book to showcase the "why" and "how" of equitably/justly conserving biodiversity in our cities and suburbs DM me for a discount! global.oup.com/academic/produ…

The package contains 24 palettes that are colorblind friendly, and a mix of qualitative, diverging, and sequential palettes. The package also contains functionality for {ggplot2} to easily incorporate into your data visualizations.

Pumpkin-spiced amphibians are IN! 🎃

Excited to share our new paper describing 4 new species of #Amolops from #Laos, #Vietnam, & #Thailand. A really cryptic group that required #tadpoles to delimit some species. Big thanks to multiple #museums for providing specimens & tissues! #FrogFriday vertebrate-zoology.arphahub.com/article/102475/

Just a reminder that our annual 2023 #BlackInNHMs week starts TOMORROW!! 🎉🎉🎉 Make sure you register for our events (link & QR code below), & keep up with our posts throughout the week. We look forward to engaging with you all & having a great #BlackInNHMs week! 🦋🦓🦇🪼🌿🦜🐸

The stories of Black scientists are often overlooked & untold. Thus, #BlackInNHMs is proud to share the stories of 17 Black people, who contributed to natural history, with our FIRST exhibit! It was produced in partnership with Florida Museum. Stay tuned for more info below👇🏿

Check out the new student/postdoc feature that I am spearheading to highlight the diversity of eco/evo science done across Canada as part of CSEE_SCEE ! Ferne Kotlyar is our first feature and we have some exciting posts coming up! 🦜🌺

📢 Funding Opportunity Calling on all early career amphibian conservationists, researchers, and practitioners to apply for a fully funded opportunity to attend the 10th World Congress of Herpetology. Apply with the link below; amphibians.org/what-we-do/acr…

20 yrs ago, 3 profs (Ricciardi, Larsson, Hendry) were hired to conduct research & teaching at the Redpath Museum, Canada's oldest natural history museum. Our time in this venerable building has now ended, as renovations begin & we relocate to McGill Biology. Andrew Hendry Hans Larsson

Being a PhD student in McGill University 's Redpath Museum has been a pleasure. It is sad to see the end of an era but I am looking forward to what is in store for the Museum next 🏛️

Everyone has a place in the sciences 🔬. Check out this new video featuring yours truly as I discuss my passion for toads 🐸, herpetology, and the assets of emotion in science! #WomenInSTEM #HERper Les STIM au Féminin - JessicaFord youtu.be/cOybVDjfUUU?si… via YouTube

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