After multiple requests, I've shared a PDF version of the book (in Spanish) on Amazon Biodiversity that we edited back in 2009 with Erwin Palacios and CI Colombia.
shorturl.at/TdGFH
How can we learn about animals that hide from view? IMPRS student @galarconnieto.bsky.social, working in @safilab.bsky.social tells us more about his research on oilbirds!
@mpi-animalbehav.bsky.social
youtube.com/shorts/lGagO...
A juvenile great tit solves a foraging puzzle by pushing a sliding door to the left while being observed by two other juvenile birds. Image credit: Sonja Wild.
@sonjawild.bsky.social @galarconnieto.bsky.social & @lucymaplin.bsky.social show that young #GreatTits, which have limited #ParentalCare, learn to solve a foraging #puzzle socially, but rather than parents, siblings & non-parental adults are preferred role models @plosbiology.org 🧪 plos.io/46JZn6n
Interesting! Please add me too.
Hi Helen, I'd like to be added too. Thanks!
Is there still room here? Please add me!
I think the answer is simple. Are they interested in being co-authors? If they are: negotiate. Sometimes fieldwork can't happen without them and most of the time they are willing to be part of data analysis and writing.
If PIs don't want them as co-authors, say it in advance.
Please add me too! Thanks
A new publication from my previous life! Check this thread by @mchimento.bsky.social
