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Rundvandring runt ringen – Biologibloggen Hoppa till huvudinnehåll Om Biologibloggen Tillgänglighet Kontakt Sök Sök Stäng Meny Biologibloggen Biologiska institutionen | Lunds universitet Rundvandring runt ringen Idag (fredag 9/11) hade Edith Hammer ordnat en guidad visning av MAX IV för SACTs räkning. Aktiviteten var populär och blev snabbt fullbokad. Några av dagens deltagarna kommer troligen att

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Tack till Maj-Lis Gernersson – Biologibloggen Hoppa till huvudinnehåll Om Biologibloggen Tillgänglighet Kontakt Sök Sök Stäng Meny Biologibloggen Biologiska institutionen | Lunds universitet Tack till Maj-Lis Gernersson Från 1 september 2014 pensionerades Maj-Lis Gernersson från sin tjänst som laboratorieassistent vid Biologiska institutionen. Hon anställdes som nyutexaminerad redan 1966 vid Avdel

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Lotta Persmark – Page 4 – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Lotta Persmark Page 4 / 7 September 2, 2024 | Lotta Persmark The role of stem cell capacity in life-history trade-offs The most well-known life-history trade-off involves the survival cost of reproduction – reproduction

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Can birds use their fat to produce heat? – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Can birds use their fat to produce heat? Mammals have a form of internal heat production localised to their mitochondria, which they ramp up in the cold. This heat production is localised to a specialis

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Biology – Page 5 – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Posts in Biology Page 5 / 6 January 18, 2024 | Lotta Persmark Migratory performance in birds Every year long-distance migratory birds fly thousands of kilometres, crossing desserts and seas, when flying back and forth between

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Effect of urbanisation on sperm DNA damage in Great tits (Parus major) – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Effect of urbanisation on sperm DNA damage in Great tits (Parus major) In the last few decades, the populations of several wild bird species decreased dramatically worldwid

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How are bumblebees affected by pesticides and their mixtures?  – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University How are bumblebees affected by pesticides and their mixtures?  Pesticides play a crucial role in our environment and are essential for sustaining food production. However, our unde

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HOW OLD IS THAT BEE? – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University HOW OLD IS THAT BEE? Are you interested in doing your Master’s project in pollination ecology , climate change , and computer vision ? Join exciting research and friendly team as part of the BeeSYNC project!   Project summ

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Influence of photoperiod on migratory fueling in thrush nightingales – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Influence of photoperiod on migratory fueling in thrush nightingales Migratory birds use daylength, or photoperiod, to align their migration schedules to the annual cycle, an

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Movement ecology of a top predator – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Movement ecology of a top predator The tawny owl (Swedish: kattuggla; Strix aluco ) is one of our most common top predators occurring in a range of landscapes including urban, agricultural and forest habitats

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Sociality and migration in dunnocks – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Sociality and migration in dunnocks Songbirds rely on an endogenous program to follow species-specific routes and schedule their migrations to the annual cycle. The expression of the migration program has be

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All posts – Page 5 – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Expanded View February 3, 2025 | Lotta Persmark Nocturnal bird migration under the sun Bird migration is to a large degree a nocturnal affair, as many passerines start their migratory flights soon after sunset and fly until

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What can trait diversity reveal about the sustainability of forest management? – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University What can trait diversity reveal about the sustainability of forest management? What do traits tell us about species responses to environmental change and the result

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Why are pollinating bees so sensitive to climate change? – Biology Education Skip to content About this blog Contact Accessibility Search Search Close Menu Biology Education Department of Biology | Lund University Why are pollinating bees so sensitive to climate change? It is becoming abundantly clear that wild and domesticated bees are surprisingly sensitive to global warming, heatwaves, and drou

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experts – Environmental Evidence Synthesis Skip to content Search Search Close Menu Environmental Evidence Synthesis Posts in experts Page 1 / 1 April 18, 2019 | host Guess your time in Lundaloppet Predictive Challenge 2019 Länk till denna sida på svenska We are curious to know how good people are in being uncertain. To test this, we asked participants … experts 0 Comments Menu Close about this bl

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Small data and conflicting information Using expert's knowledge in Bayesian analysis Ullrika Sahlin, Centre of Environmental and Climate Research Lund University, Sweden Ullrika.Sahlin@cec.lu.se http://www.cec.lu.se/ullrika-sahlin mailto:Ullrika.Sahlin@cec.lu.se http://www.cec.lu.se/ullrika-sahlin Theory Data EK Theory Data EK Theory Data EK T Data EK European Food Safety Agency (EFSA) Plant Healt

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Picture1 – Environmental Evidence Synthesis Skip to content Search Search Close Menu Environmental Evidence Synthesis Picture1 September 13, 2019 host This entry was posted in Write a comment Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Comment Name * Email * Website Menu Close about this blog Accessibility statement Follow us

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Är fåglar dinosaurier? – Fråga en Biolog Hoppa till huvudinnehåll Välkommen Svar Möt våra experter Sök Sök Stäng Meny Meny Fråga en Biolog Allt du någonsin undrat om hur naturen fungerar Är fåglar dinosaurier? Nanyangosaurus, en dinosaurie. Jag har läst i en bok att fåglar är dinosaurier, stämmer det? På sätt och vis kan man säga så. För väldigt länge sedan (65 miljoner år, innan både morfar eller

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andreasnord – Sida 7 – Fråga en Biolog Hoppa till huvudinnehåll Välkommen Svar Möt våra experter Sök Sök Stäng Meny Meny Fråga en Biolog Allt du någonsin undrat om hur naturen fungerar andreasnord Sida 7 / 145 september 5, 2025 | andreasnord Vilken fjäril på besök? Jag lyckas inte identifiera denna lilla fjäril. Vad är det för något? Den har vit grundfärg med leopardmönster. I somras hade vi (mins

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jessicaabbott – Sida 2 – Fråga en Biolog Hoppa till huvudinnehåll Välkommen Svar Möt våra experter Sök Sök Stäng Meny Meny Fråga en Biolog Allt du någonsin undrat om hur naturen fungerar jessicaabbott Sida 2 / 53 april 8, 2020 | jessicaabbott Utterspillning? För några veckor var det högvatten (+90 cm) vid vår sommarstuga som ligger vid Kimsundet, Gästrikland. Då kommer det in havsvatten och/eller

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