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Arctic reflections (Part 1) | Arthropod Ecology
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Writings about arthropod ecology, arachnids and academia at McGill University. Arctic reflections (Part 1). August 14, 2013. So many clichés – the Arctic is a vast, stark landscape. In summer, a land of endless days, swarms of mosquitoes and rivers teeming with Arctic char; snowy owls flying low over the tundra; Muskox roaming the lands. The clichés are true. And try to explain why I love it so much, and why Arctic research is my passion. Arctic wolf spider (Lycosidae), genus. Reveals red ‘berries&...
Do students do better when they write exams faster (or slower)? | Arthropod Ecology
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Writings about arthropod ecology, arachnids and academia at McGill University. Do students do better when they write exams faster (or slower)? April 29, 2015. As I was grading my final exams last week, I wondered about ‘quantity’ of answers to written questions as opposed to ‘quality’ of the answer: in other words, some students write a lot of stuff for an answer, but could have received full points on a question without filling a page with tiny handwriting. Here’s what I tweeted about this. This was a g...
Laboratory | Arthropod Ecology
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Writings about arthropod ecology, arachnids and academia at McGill University. The Arthropod Ecology lab is a busy place. It has desks, computers, and microscopes. Often, when walking into the lab, you see lots of students looking into microscopes:. The arthropod ecology lab. Here are the current graduate students in the Arthropod Ecology Laboratory, at McGill University:. Here is Gail. Sitting in a field. MSc) is part of the BESS program. Shaun, in the lab, thinking about food-webs. Dept Natural Resourc...
Diversity | Arthropod Ecology
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Writings about arthropod ecology, arachnids and academia at McGill University. I strive to have a diverse lab. I welcome students regardless of race, religion, gender identification, sexual orientation, age, or disability status. As long as you are a creative thinker who is respectful to others, you are welcome here. Thanks to Josh Drew. For inspiration and the prompt to do something similar on my site). Farewell, dear blog. What does it mean to “do science”? Where are they now? Pls let me know!
The Biodiversity Challenge: A “backyard biodiversity” project for your local elementary school | Arthropod Ecology
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Writings about arthropod ecology, arachnids and academia at McGill University. The Biodiversity Challenge: A “backyard biodiversity” project for your local elementary school. April 16, 2012. Think big: let’s get schools across the country involved in a “Backyard Biodiversity Challenge”. A 'biodiversity' card, done by a student in Grade 1. Biodiversity is all the living things around us. Biodiversity is Life. It’s important for our well-being, and helps make a healthy planet. Biodiversity can ...About a s...
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This is a blog about spiders. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. About me / CV. This is a blog about spiders! Tag Archives: tube web. Segestriidae: tube web spiders. July 13, 2015. 8211; a member of the tube web spider family Segestriidae. This species is the one member of the family Segestriidae that can be found in British Columbia, but we’ve never encountered it before. (Photo: Sean McCann. Showing the eye arrangement and hairy chelicerae. (Photo: Kyron Basu. Resting in the characteri...
Humanities vs Science. 2. Rhetoric – Ecology is not a dirty word
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Ecology is not a dirty word. Humanities vs Science. 2. Rhetoric. July 19, 2015. Science and humanities are often segregated in education and professional development. Even as a personal interest, the two disciplines are usually considered incompatible. In reality, they are complementary. Imagine if all science degrees included core humanities subjects in the first year? How would scientists, and science, benefit from a basic humanities perspective? This series looks for answers. Book I, Part II. And of c...
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8230;Natural History projects about the Morgan Arboretum. The St. Lawrence Lowlands. Salamanders of the Morgan Arboretum. Salamanders of the Morgan Arboretum. November 14, 2014. Welcome fellow salamander enthusiasts! Blue-spotted salamander snuggling up to a red-backed salamander. Indigenous to our data collecting zone (Morgan Arboretum, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC), the blue-spotted salamander (. 4], the red-backed salamander (. 5] and the red-spotted newt (. 8211; What environmental parameters (forest ...
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A ‘leave-one-out’ function | ecology & stats
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What I do here…. Who I am…. A ‘leave-one-out’ function. September 19, 2013. Here’s a little function I often put at the beginning of R scripts in which I’m going to do a lot of cross validation:. Loo - function(data) lapply(1:nrow(data), function(i) data[-i,]). It usually works pretty well just as is, but sometimes needs additional bells and whistles (e.g. K-fold CV). Its also stupid slow for big data sets, but its some nice sugar for most of my CV problems. From → R. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Beetles In The Bush. Experiences and reflections of a Missouri entomologist. How to Cite This Blog. A sand prairie autumn. Cicindela scutellaris lecontei x scutellaris unicolor intergrades in southeast Missouri →. October 30, 2008. Are-gee-OH-pee our-ON-tea-uh) – it is unambiguous and will make you sound intelligent. Large females are commonly encountered in late summer and early fall. This fine lady was photographed 7 September 2008 at Victoria Glades Natural Area in Jefferson County. Ted C MacRae is a ...
Goliath bird-eating spider | spiderbytes
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This is a blog about spiders. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. About me / CV. This is a blog about spiders! Tag Archives: Goliath bird-eating spider. June 29, 2015. This is another post about spiders that Sean McCann. Found and photographed on his recent trip to Guyana. When you think of tarantulas ( mygalomorph. Spiders in the family Theraphosidae), the first thing that comes to mind is probably a huge hairy spider like the famous face-sized. But not all tarantulas are large! Also fou...
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Lie, cheat, and steal: modelling advice from Stephen Ellner and John Guckenheimer: | ecology & stats
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What I do here…. Who I am…. Lie, cheat, and steal: modelling advice from Stephen Ellner and John Guckenheimer:. September 2, 2013. Of Ellner and Guckenheimer’s fantastic book. Three Commandments for Modelers. The principles of model development can be summarized as three important rules: 1. Lie 2. Cheat 3. Steal. These require some elaboration:. From → books. Larr; Extensive coverage of special mathematical functions in R. A ‘leave-one-out’ function →. Leave one →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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A shiny new Rmarkdown for the win! | Assembling my Network
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The ecology is theoretical but the fun is real. Linneaus’ wormy fish – Thursday Review. Elton’s footsteps – Thursday Review →. A shiny new Rmarkdown for the win! July 28, 2014. After a few weeks without using Rmarkdown. Cut to the past few days and I have learned that Rmarkdown has gotten a great upgrade. Everything that it was good for previously, it is now even better at, and now there are so many awesome new options! Popup menu for starting a new Rmarkdown project. This entry was posted in Fun. You ar...
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Elton’s footsteps – Thursday Review | Assembling my Network
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The ecology is theoretical but the fun is real. A shiny new Rmarkdown for the win! Playing with data →. Elton’s footsteps – Thursday Review. July 31, 2014. In this post, and others to come every Thursday I will choose a random paper from my stash of 1500 or so, read it and review it. Today’s paper is: Stepping in Elton’s footprints: a general scaling model for body masses and trophic levels across ecosystems. 1 predator and mean prey mass are positively correlated. So what they do is split their data int...
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Pest Control Podcast - The Arthropodcast Show. Pest Control Shouldn't Be This Funny. WW9 Should My Pest Control Business Have a Blog? Podcast: Play in new window DownloadSubscribe: iTunes Android RSSThis week, Patrick and Steve discuss the importance of having blog on your business website. Steve’s Notes: Welcome to Webster Wednesday. This is where we discuss…. Http:/ traffic.libsyn.com/arthropodcast/Webster9.mp3. Play in New Window. 86 Servicing Grocery Stores and Green Gorilla’s Customer Service. Podca...
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Decouvre les arthropode que nous elevons. 13/01/2009 at 11:25 AM. 13/01/2009 at 10:54 PM. Les arthropodes (Arthropoda) — ou euarthropod. Subscribe to my blog! L'embranchement des arthropodes est de très loin celui qui possède le plus d'espèces et le plus d'individus de tout le règne animal (80 % des espèces connues). On compte plus d'un million et demi d'espèces actuelles d'arthropodes. Les arthropodes ou articulés sont:. Annelés et métamérisés comme certains vers. Le système nerveux est ganglionnaire.
Blog de Arthropode - Les Êtres aux Étincelles d'Univers - Skyrock.com
Mot de passe :. J'ai oublié mon mot de passe. Les Êtres aux Étincelles d'Univers. Http:/ www.myspace.com/sparksofuniverse. Mise à jour :. Nothing Else to Say Here. Abonne-toi à mon blog! Nothing Else to Say Here. N'oublie pas que les propos injurieux, racistes, etc. sont interdits par les conditions générales d'utilisation de Skyrock et que tu peux être identifié par ton adresse internet (67.219.144.114) si quelqu'un porte plainte. Ou poster avec :. Posté le dimanche 02 août 2009 07:55.
Arthropod Ecology | Writings about arthropod ecology, arachnids & academia at McGill University
Writings about arthropod ecology, arachnids and academia at McGill University. Farewell, dear blog. July 14, 2016. I’m pleased to announce that I have been appointed as the Dean of Students at McGill. This appointment will start on 1 August, and will certainly involve a lot of changes to work, life and everything in between. As many of you know, I have long been involved with University administration, and I have written before about why I enjoy administration. I will certainly continue to keep my resear...
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