Andrea Corpolongo, Ph.D.
@archeanandrea.bsky.social
I study Archean fossils to understand the coevolution of Earth and life and inform the search for life on other planets + philosophy of science. She/her. medium.com/@corpolongo
Brood XIV is emerging in Cincinnati!
I saw hundreds of cicadas at the park yesterday evening, but they aren't singing yet. They only started to emerge in the last couple days (at least near me) and they need at least four days for their exoskeleton to fully harden before they seek out a mate.
I saw hundreds of cicadas at the park yesterday evening, but they aren't singing yet. They only started to emerge in the last couple days (at least near me) and they need at least four days for their exoskeleton to fully harden before they seek out a mate.
May 19, 2025 at 1:38 PM
Brood XIV is emerging in Cincinnati!
I saw hundreds of cicadas at the park yesterday evening, but they aren't singing yet. They only started to emerge in the last couple days (at least near me) and they need at least four days for their exoskeleton to fully harden before they seek out a mate.
I saw hundreds of cicadas at the park yesterday evening, but they aren't singing yet. They only started to emerge in the last couple days (at least near me) and they need at least four days for their exoskeleton to fully harden before they seek out a mate.
Ostracods grazing on decomposing leaves in some sediments I collected from a sulfur spring. This is why we can't have nice biofilms.
November 25, 2024 at 12:20 AM
Ostracods grazing on decomposing leaves in some sediments I collected from a sulfur spring. This is why we can't have nice biofilms.