Greetings ECOLOGers and NEOORNers (with apologies for cross-posting),
I'm looking for a volunteer field assistant to work with me starting in
May (as early as possible) and continuing through mid-August. The
project will be based in central Panama, with field sites including
Barro Colorado Isl
Carrie,
I've used the LogTag recorders in the understory of lowland Caribbean tropical
forest - La Selva Biological Station and other sites in Costa Rica and
Nicaragua. I've been very happy with them. I initially tested their accuracy
by running two data loggers next to each other for a perio
Hi Alan et al.,
Generalized Linear Mixed Models (not to be confused with General Linear Mixed
Models) are designed for exactly this sort of data. The Generalized form lets
you define the distribution to be whatever you want it to be. With a count
variable like this, you should start out with
Dave et al.,
I've been using both pitfall trap and Berlese sampling methods to survey leaf
litter arthropods in Costa Rica for the last year. For the pitfall traps I'm
using small, ~150ml cups in which I put ~30ml of 75% ethanol alcohol with a few
drops of liquid soap, to break the surface ten
Please pass this announcement on to anyone who may be interested.
Thanks! - Nicole Michel
VOLUNTEER FIELD ASSISTANTS: PhD Student in need of 1-2 field
assistant(s) for research investigating the mechanisms and consequences
of avian insectivore declines in Central America between August-December
Hola ECOLOG'ers,
(apologies for cross-posting)
I'm running an exclosure experiment to look at the relative roles of
birds and bats in limiting arthropods, and in turn herbivory, in the
forest understory at La Selva Biological Station in northeastern Costa
Rica. The reasoning behind this is tha
Hola ECOLOG'ers,
Apologies for cross-posting, and please circulate to other individuals or lists
as appropriate. Gracias!
VOLUNTEER FIELD ASSISTANT: PhD Student in need of a field assistant for
research investigating the mechanisms and consequences of avian insectivore
declines in Central Am
Hi ECOLOG'ers and NEOORN'ers,
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Apologies for cross-posting!
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I have a question regarding USDA-APHIS import permit requirements. I
will be collecting leaf-litter arthropods (spiders, beetles, ants,
millipedes, etc.) in Costa Rica and need to bring preserved (in 70%
ethanol) specimens back
ECOLOG,
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Last week I posted a question regarding necessary USDA/APHIS and USFWS
permits for importing preserved arthropods from Costa Rica. I received
many prompt and helpful replies - thanks to all of you! Here is a
compiled summary of what I found out. The bottom line:=20
1) You do NOT n
Hope
this helps!
Cheers,
Nicole Michel
-Original Message-
From: Ellen Paul [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2007 11:12 AM
To: Michel, Nicole L
Subject: Importing preserved arthropods
Nicole -
Would you mind going back on Ecolog-L and adding this info:
APHIS permitti
VOLUNTEER FIELD ASSISTANTS: PhD Student in need of 1-2 field
assistant(s) for research investigating the mechanisms and consequences
of avian insectivore declines in Central America between April-October
2008. I am seeking highly motivated, reliable, and flexible
assistant(s) to work with me at
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