Recently, academia.edu caused a stir on this site because of their new terms of use. If you didn’t see it, maybe look into that discussion as a start

Unanimous messaging from the panelists to include local communities, the public, and the need for research to benefit Greenlandic society.

Surprisingly we do have Bohemian waxwings breeding near Nuuk—not sure where they came from…

Thanks - a good starting place!

This is very cool tech. Do you know whether there a step by step guide or any articles out there with very descriptive methods that could be adapted to teach students how to use RUBY?

1) Acknowledging the difference between causes and consequences of segregation.
2) acknowledging that spatial or temporal segregation is not in and of itself a cause to segregation.
3) discussion of the selective forces that can cause the segregation.

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I don’t have much data right now, but shoot me an email and let’s see whether I can contribute anything

Yes definitely. We use estimated age for chicks or lay date for eggs to get an approximate hatch date for long term monitoring of phenology. We often only have the resources to visit a site once per year for raptors because they nest spread out.

In this example, is doesn’t need to be on the spot

I’m not really into it yet, but I know we do this for falcon eggs we come across in nests