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Biology – Page 5 – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Posts in Biology Page 5 / 6 January 23, 2024 | Lotta Persmark Fungal cross-talk: Tracing secondary metabolites secreted during interspecific fungal interactions in soils Multiple species of fungi coexist in soil. They constant

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Effect of urbanisation on sperm DNA damage in Great tits (Parus major) – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Effect of urbanisation on sperm DNA damage in Great tits (Parus major) In the last few decades, the populations of several wild bird species decreased dramatically worldwid

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How are bumblebees affected by pesticides and their mixtures?  – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University How are bumblebees affected by pesticides and their mixtures?  Pesticides play a crucial role in our environment and are essential for sustaining food production. However, our unde

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How do bees balance the nutrient content of pollen for their larvae? – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University How do bees balance the nutrient content of pollen for their larvae? The underlying causes of the global decline of wild bees is important to understand because bees are esse

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HOW OLD IS THAT BEE? – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University HOW OLD IS THAT BEE? Are you interested in doing your Master’s project in pollination ecology , climate change , and computer vision ? Join exciting research and friendly team as part of the BeeSYNC project!   Project summ

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Influence of photoperiod on migratory fueling in thrush nightingales – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Influence of photoperiod on migratory fueling in thrush nightingales Migratory birds use daylength, or photoperiod, to align their migration schedules to the annual cycle, an

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Movement ecology of a top predator – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Movement ecology of a top predator The tawny owl (Swedish: kattuggla; Strix aluco ) is one of our most common top predators occurring in a range of landscapes including urban, agricultural and forest habitats

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Sociality and migration in dunnocks – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Sociality and migration in dunnocks Songbirds rely on an endogenous program to follow species-specific routes and schedule their migrations to the annual cycle. The expression of the migration program has be

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All posts – Page 5 – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Expanded View February 5, 2025 | Lotta Persmark The Wood White and the Cryptic Wood White butterflies: species differentiation through morphometrics and DNA barcoding The Wood White – Leptidea sinapis (Linnaeus,1758) – and t

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What can trait diversity reveal about the sustainability of forest management? – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University What can trait diversity reveal about the sustainability of forest management? What do traits tell us about species responses to environmental change and the result

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Why are pollinating bees so sensitive to climate change? – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Why are pollinating bees so sensitive to climate change? It is becoming abundantly clear that wild and domesticated bees are surprisingly sensitive to global warming, heatwaves, and drou

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Pusslet är lagt – nya universitetssjukhuset SUS i Lund placeras på Smörlyckan – Erik Renström Hoppa till huvudinnehåll Om bloggen och tillgänglighet Sök Sök Stäng Meny Meny Erik Renström Rektors blogg Pusslet är lagt – nya universitetssjukhuset SUS i Lund placeras på Smörlyckan Det har varit ett pusslande för att hitta en placering för ett nytt, modernt och högteknologiskt universitetssjukhus i Lu

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Biology of blood parasite vectors in a bluetit population – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Biology of blood parasite vectors in a bluetit population In a bluetit population situated outside Lund the prevalence of blood parasites has increased in the population from around 45%

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Experimental test of why insect wings are made the way they are – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Experimental test of why insect wings are made the way they are Insects are the most species-rich group of organisms on Earth. It has long been suggested that evolution of the win

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How do bees balance the nutrient content of pollen for their larvae? – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University How do bees balance the nutrient content of pollen for their larvae? The underlying causes of the global decline of wild bees is important to understand because bees are esse

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How effective is Green Infrastructure for biodiversity conservation? – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University How effective is Green Infrastructure for biodiversity conservation? Green Infrastructure (GI) is widely adopted by policymakers and practitioners as a form of Nature-based s

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How urban life affects genetic variation in wood lice – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University How urban life affects genetic variation in wood lice Terrestrial isopods are important detritivores, contributing to essential ecosystem services by breaking down plant material and recycl

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Inside an owl: factors shaping the gut microbiome of a top predator – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Inside an owl: factors shaping the gut microbiome of a top predator Increasing evidence suggests that the community of microbes located within the gastrointestinal tract of ve

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POLLINATOR StreETs as vital connections to maintain functional urban areas – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University POLLINATOR StreETs as vital connections to maintain functional urban areas This is an opportunity to work with pollinators in an urban setting and be part of a European

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Revisiting ecological hypotheses of the evolution of deer antler morphology – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Revisiting ecological hypotheses of the evolution of deer antler morphology The magnificent antlers of the deer family Cervidae represent one of the classic examples o

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