A brief guide to the Geology and Wildlife of the Isles of Scilly, with references. Notes on what to look for, where to find it, when and how it arrived in the Scillies. Includes a tour of outstanding geological features and the paleogeography of the 'St Martins Ant' as revealed by DNA analysis.
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A brief guide to the Geology and Wildlife of the Isles of Scilly, with references. Notes on what to look for, where to find it, when and how it arrived in the Scillies. Includes a tour of outstanding geological features and the paleogeography of the 'St Martins Ant' as revealed by DNA analysis.
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Ant Forensics
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Unravelling the story of the St Martins Ant through DNA sequencing. Colonies of Red Barbed Ant. Thrive on Chapel Down, St Martins and are known locally as the 'St Martins Ant'. Although Red Barbed Ants are found over much of Europe and almost as far north as the arctic circle, they are extremely rare in Britain. The St Martin’s Ant’s nearest and only neighbours in Britain are a tiny population in Cobham, Surrey. So, when did the St Martins Ant arrive in Scilly and how special is it? How can DNA help?
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Timeline: wildlife arrivals and introductions. 25,000 BC - Surviving the Ice Age. Ice Age: Scilly, Britain and mainland Europe were joined. The ice sheet reached northern tip of Scilly. (For geological evidence of glaciation and tundra conditions in Scilly, visit the Geology Tour. Page) Grasses, sedges, lichens, the dwarf pansy and other tundra wildlife thrived in the arctic conditions. There is good DNA evidence. Academic article on shrew refugia and dispersal. Sea levels rose, the Scillonian landmass b...
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What makes Scilly special. The history behind Scilly's wildlife. Endemic, Scillonian wildlife. Resources and Citizen Science Links. Species unique to Scilly. Visit Wildlife notes page. What makes Scilly special for wildlife? Microscopic plants) which are a rich food source for planktonic animals and turns these three areas into feeding grounds for fish, sea birds and sea mammals. The history behind Scilly’s wildlife. In the last Ice Age, 20,000 years ago, the Atlantic coast was 100 km west of Scilly....
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The geology and wildlife of Scilly - referenced notes on rocks, animals and plants. What to look for. How and when it arrived in the islands. A geological tour of the islands. The story of Scilly's 'St Martins Ant'. The Scilly Shrew puzzle. And external links to. Reporting whale and dolphin strandings. The group of Islands we see today began as a massive mound of molten rock that rose up under the edge of the Old Red Sandstone continent 290 million years ago. Much has changed since then! Timeline of arri...
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The geology and wildlife of Scilly - referenced notes on rocks, animals and plants. What to look for. How and when it arrived in the islands. A geological tour of the islands. The story of Scilly's 'St Martins Ant'. The Scilly Shrew puzzle. And external links to. Reporting whale and dolphin strandings. The group of Islands we see today began as a massive mound of molten rock that rose up under the edge of the Old Red Sandstone continent 290 million years ago. Much has changed since then! Timeline of arri...
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