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Posted on May 4, 2017March 20, 2018 by JMM

Sarah Douglass: Mussel Field Biologist

UBAP Malacologist Sarah Douglass was featured as a Woman in Science.

Read the article from the Prairie Research Institute

CategoriesInterviews, Invertebrates, Mussels, Publications, UBAP Tagsinterview, mussels, Women in Science

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Field work is just zipping along over here in the PACELab! Enjoy these pictures from fieldwork over the past week#conservation #research #reptiles #dragonflies #snakes #turtles #birds #frogs ... See MoreSee Less

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Our #WhatIsItWednesday didn't fool our followers!The Viceroy (Limenitis archippus) is often mistaken for the Monarch (Danaus plexippus). The Monarch is larger than the Viceroy, but the best way to tell them apart is to look for the bar across the hindwing of the Viceroy. It is visible on the upper and undersides of the wing, so even if wings are folded, you should be able to see it on the Viceroy. It used to be taught that Viceroy mimics the Monarch for protection, but it has been found that both species actually produce toxin. Viceroy caterpillars feed on willows, taking in salicylic acid resulting in its bitter taste. They overwinter in the caterpillar stage, wrapped in a leaf, another difference from the long distance migrant Monarch. #biodiversity #insects #insect #insectsofinstagram #bugs #entomology #butterfly #butterflies #butterfliesofinstagram #lepidoptera #NationalPollinatorWeek ... See MoreSee Less

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INHS Population and Community Ecology Lab@INHSPACELab·
19 May

Jason Robinson's main focus is on aquatic insects but he has expanded to work on Rusty Patched Bumblebees. He holds affiliate status in @IllinoisNRES and @iBioIllinois.

http://tinyurl.com/BeeRob

@INHSillinois #Conservation #Caddisflies

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19 May

Blaine Hiner is an http://M.Sc. in @IllinoisNRES with his thesis focusing on extrinsic factors impacting Eastern Massasauga occupancy and survival!

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10 May

Jeremy Tiemann is an aquatic ecologist working with endangered and invasive non-game fishes and freshwater mollusks. His work has focused on Iowa Darter ecology and freshwater mussel translocations.

http://tiemann.inhs.illinois.edu

#INHSPaCELab #INHS #conservation

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