Stella Wimmer

Stella Wimmer

stellawimmer.bsky.social

PhD student/doctoral researcher at University of Ulm & Biodiversity Exploratories BEClimWood-Bugs: the effects of microclimate, macroclimate & land use on insect communities in deadwood. experimental ecology, entomology, literature, mountaineering

👤 Joined on 01 December 2024

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Watched Digger - a wild & visionary satire about the fossil fuel industry and politics. Great dialogues, often laughing-out-loud funny and disturbingly true. It won't be popular in the US but may well become a classic. Tom Cruise deserves an Oscar for his portrayal of oil company boss Digger.

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Check out our latest, led by @planulara.bsky.social, where we uncover the evolutionary relationships & life-cycle evolution in Hydractiniidae from Norway. doi.org/10.64898/202... @universitetsmuseet.bsky.social @unibergen.bsky.social @naturvetenskap.bsky.social ⬇️Podocoryna areolata 🪼 development⬇️

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Hi @bsky.app! I just landed here and thought I'd share these beauties. I'm a marine biologist working at the Natural History Museum in Bergen🇸🇯. My work? Exploring the diversity and ecology of polar❄️ jellies🪼 and polyps🪸. These are some of the creatures we usually find in Norway. Follow for more!

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The future of biology is not just about collecting more data, but also about uncovering new principles and deriving new understanding. Theory and expts go hand in hand! See www.asimov.press/p/theory-bio... Excited that Theory & Concepts is back for the 3rd edition: come join us at EMBL next July!!

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Working on a plant-insect relationships lecture and found something new to me. Midgley et al (2015) (doi.org/10.1038/npla...) reported a smelly, dung-mimicking seed that is primarily dispersed by deceived dung beetles! 'a' and 'b' below are Ceratocaryum seeds. 'g' is the beetles' typical target

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