Kieran Anderson
@andersonkieran.bsky.social did:plc:tpd7pzsxoqcswsdrk3autenv
Currently Misadventuring in Entomology. Fascinated by soil dwelling invertebrates and the hymenoptera, mostly wasps. However, easily distracted by just about anything mycological, botanical or inverty.
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Kieran Anderson (@andersonkieran.bsky.social) ist seit 14 November 2024 auf Bluesky. Das Konto hat 324 Follower, folgt 455 Konten und hat 188 Posts veröffentlicht.
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One thing came up when we were revising our article. Scale bars in the pictures of new species: do we need them? Has anyone actually ever used one? To me, feels like the kind of thing that *ought* to be there. But I must admit, I've only ever put them into photos, not used them for anything.
Post anzeigenI’ve been putting them in because I’m doing a family-wide review of local species so there are some of wildly different size next to each other. But it is a huge pain, especially since I’ve had to redo several to incorporate additions 🥲
Post anzeigenKieran, it’s the first site I go to when confirming an ID. Not all spiders shown can be found in UK but very few UK spiders missing from the site.
Post anzeigenInteresting method, thank you for sharing. Placing an appropriately-sized cover slip on top of the gel also works and you can gently roll it around to get exact positioning of the specimen.
Post anzeigenYes! That's the challenge. Put a dab (or dollop, depending on size) of hand sanitizer in the center of the glass and place the specimen. Then carefully cover the specimen with EtOH. If you don't slosh it around too much, you'll have enough time to take the stack before the sanitizer dissolves. 👍
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