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Andrius Pašukonis
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Andrius Pašukonis
@frog_tracker
Field biologist looking for frogs in the rainforest
Pašulniškiai, Lithuania Beigetreten Kasım 2017
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Behavior+neuro+sensory experiments in this new preprint on the neural and sensory basis of homing behavior in the invasive cane toad, Rhinella marina biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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In their Perspective, @MollyCWomack &co champion the organism-centred approach, where you 'fall in love with your organism & let the questions pour out' showing how connecting with an organism can provide inspiration
journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/22…
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📢Interested in doing fieldwork in the Amazon while studying 🐸 with amazing capabilities? Then this opportunity could be for you! Join @frog_tracker and me at @KLIVVWien for a PhD adventure on sensory ecology and cognition in #poisonfrogs 👇 Pls retweet!
bibianarojas.co/news/
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For more info, visit bibianarojas.co/news/ or contact me by email.
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We'll keep this short and brief.
iflscience.com/tiny-frogs-wea…
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In her #JEB100 ECR Spotlight, @ChloeFouilloux tells us about her #research, where she discovered that #poisonfrog #tadpoles that develop in cloudy #water are less likely to evade a predator than tadpoles reared in clear water 🧵1/2
journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/22…
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If you want to hear more about the nitty-gritty of putting g-strings on #poisonfrogs, check out the recent interview and the associated article by @SheenaGoodyear for @cbcasithappens. It was a really fun chat! cbc.ca/radio/asithapp…
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Functional frog fashion. I had a lot of fun working on this story cbc.ca/radio/asithapp…
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"#poisonfrogs may be only a few cm in size, but when they breed, they carry their tadpoles between 20 to 200 m across the rainforest to find them the perfect puddle to grow in.
Then they turn right around, and make their way 🏡 again." Nice story about 👉elifesciences.org/articles/80483
CBC News@CBCNews
Biologist Andrius Pašukonis and colleagues wanted to study the navigational capabilities of poisonous frogs that are too small for most animal tracking devices. So he designed a Speedo-like harness. But his colleagues like the term 'G-string' better. cbc.ca/radio/asithapp…
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@CNN you can follow @JenniFrog25, @dshakey18 and @frog_tracker for more frog and toad tracking reports.
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And a short Stanford news article describing our recent work: news.stanford.edu/2022/12/14/fro…
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Here is our latest research paper, where we use our frog trackers to understand the species and sex differences in frog spatial behavior: elifesciences.org/articles/80483
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Our 'frog pants' on CNN! Although it's more of a 'panties' than 'pants.' Or, as my French colleagues call it: 'le string télémetrique.' Either way, it helps us track frogs in the rainforest! Thanks to @RNNouragues @CNRS_Nouragues @jocotoco_org @arcasapos for hosting our research!
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These tiny toxic frogs are wearing 'pants.' Here's why
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Look who's here! It's my dear friend Andrius Pašukonis
@frogtracker talking about the "fancy pants" he's been putting on tiny frogs to understand how they move around the rainforest 😊 Oh, and he's next in our @VetmeduniVienna #WilhelminembergSeminarSeries (info in comments)😉
Reuters Science News@ReutersScience
WATCH: Researchers studying three species of poison frogs in South America came up with a unique solution to help track the frogs: tiny trackable radio-pants, which help study how male and female amphibians navigate their surroundings
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#WilhelminenbergSeminarTalk 📅
MI 14.6., 16:00 Uhr mit Andrius Pašukonis @frog_tracker /Vilnius University @VU_LT: “#Rainforest navigators: from ecology to spatial #cognition in tadpole transporting #frogs” 🐸
📍@KLIVVWien: Savoyenstraße 1a, 1160 Wien
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Mieux comprendre la cognition spatiale chez les amphibiens 🧭 : @frog_tracker revient sur les résultats de ses études menées aux @CNRS_Nouragues. Bravo🐸 !
➡️cordis.europa.eu/article/id/442…
📰elifesciences.org/articles/80483
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Muito feliz por compartilhar este trabalho, fruto de pelo menos 15 anos de pesquisa (+)
bioone.org/journals/south…
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Our study is featured on Stanford news: "Using tiny trackable pants and a “frog spa,” a Stanford University-led team has conducted the first known comparative study of how male and female amphibians navigate their surroundings." news.stanford.edu/?p=46090 via @Stanford @LOB_SU
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