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Aaron Pomerantz’s work in the Integrative Biology Department at the University of California, Berkeley, includes the exploration of butterfly wing formation, which he showcases in the time-la… 
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When asked what organism best describes her she said Tailless Whipscorpion. They are cuddly, monstrous looking, gentle giants. What that says about me? I'm not too sure... I do have kids. I guess I'm more of a tailless whipscorpion mom than a tiger mom.
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We need more women field biologists and educators like this! #entomology #womeninscience #calacademy
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A heartening homage to a courageous woman who fought superstition with science and love.
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Girl Scientists Rock!!
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“Without the ants and dung beetles, New York would be knee deep in dog poop, cookie crumbs and dead pigeons and roaches. These are the undertakers, farmers, and predators that keep the city alive.” We should think of ants as our relatives–they are everywhere around us. Ants turn soil daily around the globe. Ants disperse seeds and pollinate plants. They provide pest control, waste disposal, and undertaking services. Those are ecosystem services, a name for all the stuff we get for free by just living on a functioning earth.
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Super great resource for engaging students with the critters right under their feet! And its FREE!
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Looking for fun, hip, and engaging women in science AND great bug resources for your classroom? Here you go!
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Out of any creatures in the animal kingdom, spiders seem to have the worst reputation. Their many legs and unpredictable movements elicit a fear response in ...
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Sweet! FREE e-book from the Smithsonian Science Education Center - perfect way to connect rainforest insects to your classroom! @SmithsonianScie
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