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Trevor Sless, Ph.D

Trevor Sless, Ph.D

@SlessTrevor

Postdoctoral researcher in Rehan Lab at York University | Evolution and ecology of wild bees | He/him/his | Views my own. BLM!

Toronto, ON Katılım Ağustos 2019
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Trevor Sless, Ph.D@SlessTrevor·
I’m very excited to announce the release of our study on the phylogeny of brood parasitic cuckoo bees in the subfamily Nomadinae - my first thesis chapter, as well as my first lead author paper - now available through MPE! sciencedirect.com/science/articl… 1/5
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Michael Branstetter
Michael Branstetter@bramic21·
Re-posting this postdoc opportunity. We are accepting new applications. Please contact me if you are interested in this exciting opportunity.
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Dr. Corrie Moreau
Dr. Corrie Moreau@CorrieMoreau·
I am screaming with excitement! Our public museum exhibit is now open! If you are in or around Ithaca between now and December please stop by the @PRInstitution Museum of the Earth to learn about why we love insects and the work we do at @InsectsCornell #SixLeggedScience
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Six-Legged Science is NOW OPEN at the Museum of the Earth! 🐞 🦋🐜🐝 🐛 Come learn about the animals who rule the world and see the magic that happens at @InsectsCornell! #InsectsRule

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Jake Berv
Jake Berv@jakeberv·
How many cryptic species are hidden within the White-crowned Manakin complex? The answer is "probably many, and they aren't that cryptic" -- published open access today in final typeset at MPE with world-class collaborators. The saga began... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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Danforth Lab
Danforth Lab@DanforthLab·
Big news: grad student @KassUrban_Mead has accepted a job with the @xercessociety as a Pollinator & beneficial insect Conservation Planner and NRCS partner biologist for the Mid-Atlantic region. 🐝🌳🍎🌾
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Trevor Sless, Ph.D@SlessTrevor·
Furthermore, changes in host preference may be related to different parasitic strategies, with transitions from closed-cell to open-cell parasitism appearing to facilitate major host-switching events in two separate lineages. See paper for full details! 5/5
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Trevor Sless, Ph.D@SlessTrevor·
We also used this tree to trace the evolution of host preferences and two modes of parasitism over deep time, and found that the ancestral hosts used by the first brood parasitic bees were very likely their close relatives, in support of Emery’s rule. 4/5
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Trevor Sless, Ph.D@SlessTrevor·
I’m very excited to announce the release of our study on the phylogeny of brood parasitic cuckoo bees in the subfamily Nomadinae - my first thesis chapter, as well as my first lead author paper - now available through MPE! sciencedirect.com/science/articl… 1/5
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