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My favorite 50 pictures that I took this year, also this marks one year of me taking wildlife photos but a majority of these are from after may since that’s when I bought my current camera
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such cool little animals ... a phalangodid harvester (Texella) from far northern California
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何度でも投稿したいハケヅメマルトビムシがノシノシと歩く様子
他のトビムシがどんどん通り過ぎていったり、小さなダニが踏まれてしまったりと情報量の多い撮影であった。
最後に拡大してるのは小さなトビムシであるケシトビムシの一種だけど、両者が一緒に写ってると対照的でとても良い。
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学生との共著報文が出ました。
奄美大島からのシノノメサカタザメの記録です。
学生が釣った130cmの個体の写真を基にした報告です。
journal.kagoshima-nature.org…
#日本さかな専門学校
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New paper out! We describe three new species of giant mealybugs from Mexico & Guatemala. You think spiders have a lot of eyes until you look at male Puto mealybugs. Some species have 18 eyes in total!
Pictured alive is Puto decorosus from California.
mapress.com/zt/article/view/…
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スベスベマンジュウダニの若虫の深度合成
ヤツメさんがやっているのをみて脆そうだなと思ってはいましたが撮る前から既にという状況。
鱗に見えるのは毛でお尻の方が2つ抜けてるし長い毛も抜けてしまったようです。これは再チャレンジしたい。そもそも標本にしないのが良いかも。やる気のない写真…
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This was a fun paper, looking at life stage associations we were able to make in barcoding Appalachian arthropods, and advocating for including larvae, females and other 'difficult to ID' morphs when barcoding. Just published in Systematic Entomology:
doi.org/10.1111/syen.12624
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Woo-hoo! Hot off the presses, 9 new cryptic species of Dasycerus from the southern Appalachians! And they all look exactly like this one (except, of course, in their male genitalia). This rove beetle looks about as unstaphylinid-like as one could imagine.
doi.org/10.1093/isd/ixae009






































