gaiamortier.bsky.social
Parasitic Stable isotope ecologist studying ectoparasites (mostly lice, fleas, ticks) and thylacines - PhD at University of Reading Fan of everything with 6 or more legs Graphic design is my passion ✨ www.gaiamortier.com
👤 Joined on 01 December 2024
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@gaiamortier.bsky.socialNew #OpenAccess research by @gaiamortier.bsky.social et al. in #RESMedVetEnt Stable isotope analysis of #ectoparasites as a tool for understanding #trophic interactions with mammalian hosts doi.org/10.1111/mve.70008 Image: three ectoparasites analysed in the study (credit: G. Mortier) @wiley.com
Show PostThe Hand That Feeds is now available open access from @uclpress.bsky.social. If you haven't already, now would be a great time to listen to my interview with @juliettewaterman.bsky.social, released earlier this month. uclpress.co.uk/book/the-han...
Show PostPutting out birdfeeders, giving horses hay or feeding ducks peas (not bread!!) are extensions of an ancient connection between human & animal that you can read about in a new book, with a chapter by Dr Juliette Waterman.🫴🦆 @juliettewaterman.bsky.social #readingatReading #BookSky 🔗 rdg.ac/3FfJidy
Show PostRegistration is open for the ICAZ Stable Isotopes Working Group meetup! Please join us in Reading on 25th-28th of June - signup and more info is available using the following link: zooarchisotopes.com/back-to-the-... @icaz-news.bsky.social #archaeobirds #animalhistory #zooarchaeology #archaeology
Show PostYou can read about the incredible, unusual, and brand new research from the Animal Feeding project (flea circuses anyone? @gaiamortier.bsky.social ) in our edited volume! It's open access so free to download here: t.co/P7IYuj7YmZ @uclpress.bsky.social
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