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Raffles Museum Internship: Seminar on Human-Orangutan conflict management

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Diving behind the scenes with the crew at Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research. Wednesday, 16 November 2011. Seminar on Human-Orangutan conflict management. Panut Hadisiswoyo, the Principle Conservationist and Founding Director of the Orangutan Information Centre is here in Singapore and he came down to NUS to give a talk on the Human-Orangutan conflict mitigation program that he initiated in Gunung Leuser National Park (GLNP), Sumatra, Indonesia earlier today! Muntjac, Crested Serpent Eagle, Golden C...

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Northwest Nature Notes: LONG-HORNED BEETLES

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The blog of the Slater Museum of Natural History. Tuesday, April 14, 2015. Beetles are the most diverse animals in the world, with surely over a million species, although only about 350,000 have been described to date. Any collection of tropical insects contains undescribed species, and beetles often make up a good part of this, even though they have been favorites with collectors ever since specimens were first collected for museums. The eggs of Plectrodera. Are laid in the fall, and the larvae bore int...

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Northwest Nature Notes: A WHITE BLACK BIRD

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The blog of the Slater Museum of Natural History. Tuesday, March 3, 2015. A WHITE BLACK BIRD. I look at a lot of birds every year, and I don’t see many that are as cool as this one, a leucistic Black Turnstone ( Arenaria melanocephala. This striking bird is wintering at the end of Sandy Point, north of Bellingham, Washington, in a flock of its relatives, and I finally got around to checking it out in February. I found the flock feeding on rocks at the mouth of the marina there. The bird is definitely leu...

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Northwest Nature Notes: A COMMUNITY OF SAPSUCKERS

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The blog of the Slater Museum of Natural History. Thursday, January 22, 2015. A COMMUNITY OF SAPSUCKERS. North America has the distinction of being the only continent on which a group of birds has evolved the ability to tap into the sap of living trees. These are the four species of sapsuckers ( Sphyrapicus. Yellow-bellied ( S. varius. Red-naped ( S. nuchalis. Red-breasted ( S. ruber. And Williamson’s ( S. thyroideus. They continue to flow while temperatures are sufficiently high, but when air temperatur...

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Some features of this site may not work in your browser. Learn more. The Database of the Zoological Collections. Museum of Comparative Zoology - Harvard University. You may pick a default collection using the Customize link on SpecimenSearch. MCZ Invertebrate Paleontology Collection. MCZ Invert. Paleontology. Invertebrate Zoology (incl. Marine Invertebrates). MCZ Invertebrate Zoology Collection (incl. Marine Invertebrates). MCZ Vertebrate Paleontology Collection. MCZ Vert. Paleontology.

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Raffles Museum Internship: October 2011

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Diving behind the scenes with the crew at Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research. Friday, 14 October 2011. New blood (for Siva to tekan) at the Raffles Museum. It's been 4 years since the last post! Nonetheless, I'm here to provide new posts on What Happens As An Intern at the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research. I have actually been "intern-ing" under Siva for a few months now, for the International Coastal Cleanup (ICCS). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Chek Jawa Mortality and Recruitment Project.

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Raffles Museum Internship: May 2007

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Diving behind the scenes with the crew at Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research. Wednesday, 30 May 2007. 6 flower crabs and a homosapien. After the TV crew left, there was cleaning up to be done in the preservation room. The remaining crabs had to be preserved as well for exhibition purposes as instructed by Siva. Times like these, I really miss Danliang. When Kelvin got back, he told me never to force the syringe if it got stuck. That was probably another reason why alcohol was flying everywhere.

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San Francisco Amphibians & Reptiles

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San Francisco's Amphibians and Reptiles. Checklist of San Francisco Amphibians and Reptiles. Click on common names below for more information on species from. Note: common names can vary. Photo by H.W. Green e,. The Arborial Salamander occurs in San Francisco including the Farallone Islands. Photo by Dan Mulcahy. The California Slender Salamander is a common salamander that is often found under logs and other items in people's backyards. Photo by Dan Mulcahy. Photo by Michelle Koo. Photo by Dan Mulcahy.

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Northwest Nature Notes: November 2014

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The blog of the Slater Museum of Natural History. Friday, November 7, 2014. You’ve doubtless seen the pigeons feeding in the city square or along the freeways roosting on light standards and nesting under the overpasses. These are Rock Pigeons ( Columba livia. However, we also have a bona fide. Wild pigeon in the Pacific Northwest, the Band-tailed Pigeon ( Patagioenas fasciata. These pigeons are vegetarians with a varied diet. Their range coincides with the range of oak trees throughout much of the W...