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Systematics and evolution of Ithomiini Background The nymphalid butterfly tribe Ithomiini (ithomiines) is one of the best studied groups of Lepidoptera, and has served as a model in research on biogeography, chemical ecology and evolution. The tribe is exclusively neotropical, containing approxima
co-mimetic butterflies often fed on the same hostplant species, suggesting an important link

K-12 Education & Outreach Coordinator Phone: 352-273-4935 Email: babramowitz@floridamuseum.ufl.edu Brian Abramowitz is responsible for implementing the Scientist in Every Florida School Project primarily in northern Florida counties. Abramowitz engages with educators and scientific professi
Visit the following link for more information: SEFS Professional Development Program

Did you know that the Florida Museum is planning an extreme makeover of its earliest permanent exhibit at Powell Hall, Northwest Florida: Waterways and Wildlife? This project came about after the exhibit recently celebrated its 20th anniversary, and the museum decided it was in need of refreshing wi
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One of the most interesting questions in the investigation of the earliest European colonies is the rate, degree and characteristics of the transition from a „European“ to a „Euro-American“. The archaeological deposits at Puerto Real could be divided „early“ (ca. 1503-1550) and „late“ (ca. 1550-158
Women – particularly non-European women – served as a primary link between the three

The National Science Foundation awarded the Florida Museum of Natural History a $500,000 grant to develop a research coordination network for the emerging field of conservation paleobiology. Conservation paleobiology uses fossils and other archives of the past to shed light on how natural habitat
“The project will help focus this promising new field and link it to other research

The Society for the Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS) chapter at the University of Florida hosted its first Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) Competition en Español on April 17, 2024. In this competition, developed by the University of Queensland in Australia, st
For information on past UF 3MT Competitions visit the following link: UF 3MT For

Florida Museum of Natural History lepidopterist Akito Kawahara and Boise State University researcher Jesse Barber explain their new collaborative study on the interactions between hawkmoths and bats. By combining their efforts in the field, the researchers have been able to answer questions about th
The idea is to link these two different labs that focus on different research areas

Undergraduate student researchers and volunteers contribute significantly to research conducted in the Department of Natural History. Each year, several hundred undergraduate students work on projects, including fieldwork, laboratory experiments, curatorial activities in the museum collections, and
applications directly to the Center for Undergraduate Research as described at the above link

Sea turtles lack sex chromosomes! Learn how climate change may be impacting sex ratios in wild populations and what that means for the future of sea turtles.
that can cool down nests and prevent sex ratio skewing. ‘  Visit the following link

Bats will sometimes swoop down towards the people watching during the evening emergence, which can be alarming if you aren’t expecting it. This is because flying insects are drawn to the carbon dioxide in human breath and the bats swoop down to eat insects. However, bats won’t attack or hurt humans
If you live in Florida, the following link is a list of local Wildlife Rehabbers: