Stephanie Holt
@BatGirlSteph78
Ecologist specialising in UK bats. UK Biodiversity Training Manager in the NHM's Centre for UK Biodiversity, and now student of Historical Studies at Oxford!
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21-11-2011 20:39:40
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Join us at the Society next Monday for an evening of science talks, pints and some quizzing!
Talks on eDNA by Dr Joanne Littlefair and Stephanie Holt.
Book below!
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On #LordHoweIsland , the birds’ message couldn’t be clearer: society is not doing enough to address the #PollutionCrisis . Not. Even. Close.
Please listen. Please act.
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#seabirds #shearwaters #PlasticIngestion #PlasticPollution #SublethalEffects #AdriftLab
The deep-ocean Helmet Jellyfish (Periphylla periphylla) from the collection.
This bioluminescent species is most commonly found in the deep sea where it can produce blue or blue-green light as a result of stimulation
The Linnean Society of London BNA science Scripps Institution of Oceanography Natural History Museum Science
A rare planktonic larva (Phyllosoma) of a Slipper Lobster from the collection.
Eggs carried by the female hatch into small, flat & transparent spindly larval phyllosomas or 'leaf bodies’
Tasman Sea 2004
BNA science Natural History Museum Science National Oceanography Centre NatSCA Scripps Institution of Oceanography MBARI
Recently donated to the collections:
Beautiful British seaweed specimens that will form part of a new growing seaweed herbarium. An ongoing project to sustainably source seaweeds for use in teaching/education and
display.
Natural History Museum Science BNA science
The Linnean Society of London NatSCA
The ‘Pompeii worm’ (Alvinella pompejana) from the collection.
This worm is the most heat-tolerant animal on earth. They reside in organic tubes alongside hydrothermal vent chimneys along the seafloor & reach up to 5 inches in length. BNA science The Linnean Society of London Natural History Museum Science
Missed #CityNatureChallenge this weekend? Don't worry - you can still play your part! 🐌
Help us to verify observations: verified records can be shared more widely with the scientific community and used towards conservation efforts. inaturalist.org/projects/city-…
The Legendary Glory-of-Bengal Cone (Conus bengalensis) from the collection
Occurring off the Bay of Bengal, the Andaman Sea, Burma & Thailand
Collected at 80-100m depth off Koh Racha, Phuket, Thailand by a local fisherman in January 2020
The Linnean Society of London BNA science NatSCA
This #WorldPenguinDay , say hello to these characterful little fellows, the crested penguin and gentoo penguin.
They are from our copy of La Galerie des Oiseaux (1825), by Louis Pierre Vieillot, with illustrations by Paul Louis Oudart.
Join the #CityNatureChallenge : find #wildlife and put #nature in your neighborhood on the world map! The simple and free #iNaturalist (or your city’s chosen platform) app turns your photos into data in a global database of urban #biodiversity . Visit CityNatureChallenge.org !
‘Gilbert White made close, local, detailed observations and understood the importance of connectivity and the perpetual significance of things bigger than he was’ - Nicola Chester Help us to continue to protect the nature he loved, with donations DOUBLED bit.ly/GWHBigGive2024