Frank Köhler

The fab Isabel Hyman from @AustmusResearch talking about the fascinating world of snails 🐌- especially the reduced shell semi-slugs!!

Watch: A locust swarm can be as big as 460 square miles (1,191 sq. km)

It's worth reminding people that Liberal Mike Baird privatised Liddell power station just 2 years ago, now Govt talking but back! #qanda

Farewell Japan. Thanks for the great time and new friends like @multnameko

@NeoSnail Just have seen a lot of different Euhadra species 'live in Japan'. Nice coincident to read about this study

Adaptive significance of arboreality breure.wordpress.com/2017/09/04/ada…

Sexing kawanina in Okayama. Tag team effort with a lot of laughs twitter.com/multnameko/sta…

@multnameko So much fun with my Japanese friends sexing 500 snails. And know what, the result was very surprising. Stay tuned ...

Taking part in Sampling the Abyss – a voyage into a world of jelly and fangs! blog.csiro.au/abyss-voyage-j…

A snail trying to get away

Our new paper on SE Australian semislugs with descriptions of three new species and one new genus tinyurl.com/ksqn8k2

Our latest publication on Australian Helicarionidae just appeared ctoz.nl/cgi/t/text/tex…?

@Snailseyeview @IanLuntEcology @Dr_AnnaM @D0CT0R_Dave @waterpenny10 happy to send PDFs

@Snailseyeview @IanLuntEcology @Dr_AnnaM @D0CT0R_Dave @waterpenny10 Köhler, Johnson, 2012. Species limits in molecular phylogenies: A cautionary tale fom Australian land snails (Camaenidae: Amplirhagada).

@Snailseyeview @IanLuntEcology @Dr_AnnaM @D0CT0R_Dave @waterpenny10 ... Criscione, F. , Köhler, F. 2015. On the land snail Damochlora Iredale, 1938 and its cryptic sibling Nannochlora n. gen...

@Snailseyeview @IanLuntEcology @Dr_AnnaM @D0CT0R_Dave @waterpenny10 ... Köhler, F., Burghardt, I. 2015. Cryptic diversity in a widespread land snail: Revision of the genus Xanthomelon Martens, 1860 ....

@Snailseyeview @IanLuntEcology @Dr_AnnaM @D0CT0R_Dave @waterpenny10 OK. Some of our papers that may fit the requirement of cryptic species discovery using molecular tools (how many is many species?)...

@Snailseyeview @IanLuntEcology @Dr_AnnaM @D0CT0R_Dave @waterpenny10 We use DNA studies to identify potentially new species, but qualify our discoveries with morphological data. Let me think of some examples

New paper by the @Keogh_Lab! Evolutionary and natural history of the turtle frog, Myobatrachus gouldii! journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

Great work by @NoisyMajor and the @AustmusResearch bird team on #AMExpedition to Lord Howe Is. Zosterops in foreground, Leah in background!! twitter.com/austmus/status…