Carly Moir
@equollogy.bsky.social
Former AWC and DBCA ecologist that has just started her PhD journey. Join me as I research chuditch in the northern jarrah forest!
Spends one day a week working on the NESP project - Developing an Indigenous Environmental Monitoring Platform.
Spends one day a week working on the NESP project - Developing an Indigenous Environmental Monitoring Platform.
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5. The secret life of wishbone spiders!
Andrea Piccinini is studying the sexual selection, diversification, and behaviour of Australian wishbone spiders (Aname spp.) of the Northern Jarrah Forest. The etymology of these species are fascinating!🕷️💡
Andrea Piccinini is studying the sexual selection, diversification, and behaviour of Australian wishbone spiders (Aname spp.) of the Northern Jarrah Forest. The etymology of these species are fascinating!🕷️💡
February 7, 2025 at 9:46 AM
5. The secret life of wishbone spiders!
Andrea Piccinini is studying the sexual selection, diversification, and behaviour of Australian wishbone spiders (Aname spp.) of the Northern Jarrah Forest. The etymology of these species are fascinating!🕷️💡
Andrea Piccinini is studying the sexual selection, diversification, and behaviour of Australian wishbone spiders (Aname spp.) of the Northern Jarrah Forest. The etymology of these species are fascinating!🕷️💡
Reposted by Carly Moir
3. With a little help from my friends…
Stephanie Mason discussed how sociability accelerates call combination learning in WA magpies and the importance of individual measurements to better understand their communicative complexity. 🐦💬
Stephanie Mason discussed how sociability accelerates call combination learning in WA magpies and the importance of individual measurements to better understand their communicative complexity. 🐦💬
February 7, 2025 at 9:46 AM
3. With a little help from my friends…
Stephanie Mason discussed how sociability accelerates call combination learning in WA magpies and the importance of individual measurements to better understand their communicative complexity. 🐦💬
Stephanie Mason discussed how sociability accelerates call combination learning in WA magpies and the importance of individual measurements to better understand their communicative complexity. 🐦💬
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2. Chuditch check-up!
@equollogy.bsky.social Carly Moir updated our understanding of chuditch (Dasyurus geoffroii) in the Northern Jarrah Forest—how are these threatened carnivores faring in the face of toxic baiting? 🌿🦘
@equollogy.bsky.social Carly Moir updated our understanding of chuditch (Dasyurus geoffroii) in the Northern Jarrah Forest—how are these threatened carnivores faring in the face of toxic baiting? 🌿🦘
February 7, 2025 at 9:46 AM
2. Chuditch check-up!
@equollogy.bsky.social Carly Moir updated our understanding of chuditch (Dasyurus geoffroii) in the Northern Jarrah Forest—how are these threatened carnivores faring in the face of toxic baiting? 🌿🦘
@equollogy.bsky.social Carly Moir updated our understanding of chuditch (Dasyurus geoffroii) in the Northern Jarrah Forest—how are these threatened carnivores faring in the face of toxic baiting? 🌿🦘
Reposted by Carly Moir
1. Cryptic kultarr uncovered!
Using molecular and morphological data, Cameron Dodd discussed two new species (or more?!) of carnivorous marsupials (Antechinomys spp.).
Exciting days ahead for the Dasyuridae family! 🐾
Using molecular and morphological data, Cameron Dodd discussed two new species (or more?!) of carnivorous marsupials (Antechinomys spp.).
Exciting days ahead for the Dasyuridae family! 🐾
February 7, 2025 at 9:46 AM
1. Cryptic kultarr uncovered!
Using molecular and morphological data, Cameron Dodd discussed two new species (or more?!) of carnivorous marsupials (Antechinomys spp.).
Exciting days ahead for the Dasyuridae family! 🐾
Using molecular and morphological data, Cameron Dodd discussed two new species (or more?!) of carnivorous marsupials (Antechinomys spp.).
Exciting days ahead for the Dasyuridae family! 🐾
Thanks for sharing Ash - changing timelines isn't something I had considered 😅
November 21, 2024 at 1:42 PM
Thanks for sharing Ash - changing timelines isn't something I had considered 😅
But really, how dare that piece of wood??
November 21, 2024 at 2:56 AM
But really, how dare that piece of wood??
You have my vote for quollity!
November 21, 2024 at 2:15 AM
You have my vote for quollity!