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Biologist and Ms in Zoology + Applied Ethology 🎓 | Curator assistant in the Entomoly Coll. at MNCN-CSIC 🏛️ Etho-eco-evo 🍃, digitalisation 🖥️, bio-art 🎨 & biodiversity conservation 🤲🏻 Co-comm leader of @incstep.bsky.social. He/him
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I've been putting off migrating this big thread from X for a while, but now I've got to do it! It combines two hot topics: #videogames 🎮 and #entomology 🦋... Would you like me to give you a scientifically based curiosity about each butterfly #Lepidoptera species in Animal Crossing? New Horizons 🌊🍃?

Estrenamos proyecto de web para la Colección Entomológica @universidadoviedo.bsky.social. Con mucho que añadir todavía del trabajo fantástico de re-identificación, catalogación y conservación que están haciendo @entomoprofessor.bsky.social @alexnunez23.bsky.social Laura Torrado y Olga Fernández.

Occasionally one stumbles across particularly remarkable specimens during the most basic tasks in Natural History museums 🏛️ In this case, I want to talk you about this 'Baronia brevicornis' (MNCN_Ent 378709), a butterfly considered a #living #fossil 🦋🦴

@robwilsonmncn.bsky.social (@mncn-csic.bsky.social @csic.es) explains why #TETTRIsEU Satellite @incstep.bsky.social pushes for a #pollinators 🐝 Reference Collection in Spain 🇪🇸 By the way, we are out with a #policybrief on Reference Collections 👉 tettris.eu/Publications/ shorturl.at/cfrQL

The environmental cost of war is part of the human cost of war. 🇵🇸 🌍 e360.yale.edu/features/gaz...

Pasaos por el @mncn-csic.bsky.social el jueves 20 a las 16:00 para hablar de ciencia y ¡participar en nuestro kahoot sobre ecología! en nuestro #JournalClub 📚 ¡Estáis todas invitadas! 😎

I've been putting off migrating this big thread from X for a while, but now I've got to do it! It combines two hot topics: #videogames 🎮 and #entomology 🦋... Would you like me to give you a scientifically based curiosity about each butterfly #Lepidoptera species in Animal Crossing? New Horizons 🌊🍃?

On #InternationalDayofWomenandGirlsinScience let me remind you that we are NOWHERE NEAR parity. A few examples. 1. Women are credited less in science than men. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

The global collapse of insect populations is a threat to all life on earth. Global threats to insects by Wagner et al. (2021) via UN Biodiversity.

📢 Don't miss this! We've brought together various members of entomological NHCs and interviewed them! 🗣️💬 Come and meet the people behind the insects! 🦋🪰🐝

Entomological collections are sustained by all those involved in their study and management. From #INCSTEP @tettris.eu we want to give them voice 🗣️, so we will publish a series of short interviews to introduce some of these people linked to the project. Today, let's meet Antonio Ricarte! 🪰🌼

So happy to see my 2n thesis chapter published in Diversity and Distributions 🥳🥳 How does local climate influence ecological communities? Answer: #Thermophilisation caused by #colonisation and local #extinction of mountain butterflies 🦋 #ClimateChange #Refugia Small thread below⬇️

Pandemics, global change, and biodiversity loss? In a new paper published in the first issue of @natrevbiodiv.bsky.social, we argue that these are three facets of an ongoing polycrisis, with common roots, and hopefully common solution. A short thread. 🧪😷 www.nature.com/articles/s44...

Last January 10, the #INCSTEP consortium celebrated its project mid-term meeting! 👥🔈 Representatives of the five institutions that make up the consortium attended the encounter held by the Museu de la Universitat de València d'Història Natural 🏛️ at the Eduard Boscà scientific library of the @uv.es

ESPECIAL | La industria química lleva 70 años ocultando los efectos de los PFAS, unos compuestos superresistentes que se usan para fabricar desde ropa a envases de alimentos 14.000 documentos publicados esta madrugada muestran lo que los gigantes químicos no han querido contar sobre ellos👇

Detailed article about PRI and the Museum of the Earth's current struggles. If the museum closes it may be the largest collection dispersed/lost in the US (with 7 million specimens it is one of the 10 largest in the US). ⚒️🧪🦑 Please share widely and help if you can! ithacavoice.org/2025/01/muse...

Occasionally one stumbles across particularly remarkable specimens during the most basic tasks in Natural History museums 🏛️ In this case, I want to talk you about this 'Baronia brevicornis' (MNCN_Ent 378709), a butterfly considered a #living #fossil 🦋🦴

⚠️🌡️ Different organisms have very similar thresholds of heat tolerance: and that is both fascinating and frightening... However, I'm really glad to see this amazing review by @josephwilliamson.bsky.social and col. finally out there! Check it out now 👇🏻

To avoid males as much as possible, female Rocky Mountain Parnassians don’t fly much. Instead, they spend most of their time running around on the ground! Douglas County, Colorado, USA

🗞️ Gracias a José Pichel @elconfidencial.bsky.social por este estupendo reportaje dedicado al descubrimiento de una nueva población en Orce #Granada, de Euchloe bazae, una #mariposa de las más exclusivas de España y muy amenazada🦋 Artículo completo: www.elconfidencial.com/tecnologia/c...

Natural History museums house evidence of biotic interactions, hidden from plain view! Like this failed predation event between a fire #ant and a giant #hawkmoth! What a way to start the year, with a short comm published in @biodatajournal.bsky.social! doi.org/10.3897/BDJ.... #Entomology 🧪 🌎 🌐

well, here's 2025. let's do more butterflies & moths, cherish family & close friends, let's enjoy good music and let's fight fascism harder Polyommatus escheri - july 2024 - Pyrénées-Orientales