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Christmas beetle (family Scarabaeidae) 🪲
'Tis the season! There are about 35 species of Christmas beetles, 8 of which occur in Sydney. If you see a Christmas beetle, be sure to use the ID app.
Learn more @austmus: australian.museum/learn/anim…
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My recent publication on a mid-Late Cambrian trilobite from The Amadeus Basin, central Australia. This is the first definitive biostratigraphic evidence for rocks of an Iverian (Jiangshanian) age in the entire Northern Territory, Australia! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Great to see familiar faces at #Biosystematics2023! Yes we mean both @FishGuyKai and Cirrhilabrus finifenmaa!
Fantastic talk from @FishGuyKai on exceptional biodiversity of mesophotic coral reef fish 🐠 #Biosystematics2023
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Conference season for 2023 done! Thanks for coming to my talks for #IPFC11 and #Biosystematics2023!
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Ready for my second conference talk! #Biosystematics2023
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Here we go. Second conference in two weeks. I was in Auckland just three days ago for #IPFC11, and I’m now in Canberra for #Biosystematics! @ElenaKupriyano5 talking about the taxonomy of the very understudied and yet hyper diverse polychaete worms.
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Her name is on the acknowledgment slide of nearly every talk at #IPFC11, and for good reason! The wonderful @Diploprion, who just gave a brilliant talk to a packed room on the legacy of @AustmusResearch. Specimens and tissues come from somewhere, and that that’s often a museum.
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🥇Congratulations Dr Jodi Rowley (@jodirowley) on receiving the Innovation in NSW Public Sector Science & Engineering Prize!
Dr Rowley is Lead Scientist of @FrogIDAus, a project which has engaged citizens in recording frog calls to create Australia's largest frog dataset.
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Sulphur-crested Cockatoo (Cacatua galerita)
One of Australia's most popular and iconic birds, the Sulphur-crested Cockatoo has been known to live up to 80 years of age. Learn more about the tricky behaviour of these birds @austmus:
australian.museum/blog/amri-…
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(Semi) retired temperate larval fish guru Dr Tony Miskiewicz from @AustmusResearch schooling us on “Who’s Who in the Zoo” for flatfish larvae off of East Australia @ipfc2023
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Alex Romano from @austmus sharing @AMDigiVol in numbers 📈
📷 Lots of institutions and organisations utilising #DigiVol to crowdsource camera trap image validation.
Can DigiVol help your #citsci project? Ask Alex at #CitSciOz23 this week – at Sunshine Coast, Queensland
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A whirlwind tour of parrotfish genomes by @FishGuyKai @ipfc2023 raises more question than answers, but certainly refines where we need to look to understand what makes the Bicolour Parrotfish tick along the reef.
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🦜 Australia has one of the world's most diverse bird populations. We have more than 850 species of birds, made up of migratory birds, occasional visitors and birds that only live in specific parts of Australia.
Explore our Birds Of Australia exhibition, free at the AM.
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Thanks to everyone that joined us for our first ever Marine Education and Research activity at Parsley Bay. Special thanks to our guest speakers
@ClaireRowe28 @jessnguyens1 who captivated the crowd with their talks on jellyfish and sea urchins. Join us for the next one!
Congratulations Dr Jodi Rowley @austmus on receiving the 2023 Innovation in NSW Public Sector Science & Engineering prize! 🎉
A huge accomplishment, the NSW Premier Awards recognise cutting-edge work that has generated benefits for NSW. Find out more at: chiefscientist.nsw.gov.au/ev…
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Thanks to Sarah MacDonald @sarahvmac for a great discussion on @abcsydney Radio Mornings! Excited to talk about the ‘Ramses & The Gold of the Pharaohs’ exhibition, opening at the Australian Museum @austmus this Saturday 18th November! ✨👑✨
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Have you submitted all your frog calls from #FrogIDWeek?
Ensure you’ve checked your ‘Not Submitted’ folder within the app and submit all your recordings to join this year's Top Frogger competition.
For the T&Cs, visit: australian.museum/get-involv…
#FrogIDWeek #FrogID #citscioz
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Sugar Glider (Petaurus breviceps)
The Sugar Glider is most active at night, sleeping by day in nests made of leaves in tree hollows.🌳Find out more about the Sugar Glider @austmus: australian.museum/learn/anim…. 📸: Dick Whitford




















































