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Announcement: Arthropod specimens available for analysis from large experiments in long-leaf pine forests

awild | June 9, 2009

Josh King writes in with the following: Subject: Arthropod specimens available for analysis from large experiments in long-leaf pine forests. We have material from 8100 pitfalls available for anyone (including enterprising students or post-docs) interested in studying the effect of disturbance or fire ant invasion on ground-dwelling arthropods in a variety of habitats.Â We simply do not have the time to sort this material any time in the near future and we would prefer it not languish on a shelf for decades.Â The majority of this experimental work was conducted in and near the Apalachicola…

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