Blogs about: Taxonomy
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Giving me the weevil eye!
The order Coleoptera (beetles) is, of course, the largest single group of animals on earth, and by most accounts the Curculionidae (weevils) and their close relatives are the largest family-level grou… more →
Beetles In The Bush
Important discoveries of the threatened species Vertigo moulinsiana in Aragon, Castilla-La Mancha and Valencia
wrote 1 day ago: New discoveries, by members of the MVHN and iVBiotaxa, of the protected species in Europe Vertigo mo … more →
La Revolución Mexicana: Photographs from the Mexican Revolution
wrote 1 day ago: http://cbojorqulis663.omeka.net/ Final project for Metadata, LIS663 class with instructor Sunny Yoon … more →
Principles of Systematics
wrote 3 days ago: Lecture 1 Transcript – Taxonomy and Systematics Lecture 1 – Taxonomy and Systematics … more →
Programmatically Creating Group, TermSet and Term in Manage Metadata Service In SharePoint 2013
wrote 4 days ago: TaxonomySession The first class to cover is TaxonomySession. To use the taxonomy API to manipulate m … more →
The Termite Family Tree
wrote 4 days ago: Mycetocyte containing bacteria (blue stained rods) Image: Maria Costa-Leonardo, Lara Teixeira Laranj … more →
Skipping along
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wrote 4 days ago: The skippers (Hesperiidae, Lepidoptera) are considered to be a sister group to other butterflies. T … more →
The Managed Metadata Service or Connection is currently not available.
wrote 5 days ago: The Managed Metadata Service or Connection is currently not available. The Application Pool or Manag … more →
Beyond Taxonomy
wrote 6 days ago: from Montagu Brown’s “Practical Taxidermy: A Manual of Instruction to the Amateur” … more →
Time for a new classification system?
wrote 6 days ago: The evolutionary relationship between organisms is often shown by phylogenetic trees, depicting a co … more →
The Desert Crystals - The Journals Biologinary #1
wrote 6 days ago: An excerpt from The Journals Biologinary’s accounts of the curious fauna and flora of the Nort … more →
12 silly scientific names
wrote 6 days ago: Here’s a short sample of some species from my “What’s in a name?” set: 12 si … more →
The most recent global bee phylogeny (and a bee that goes with pants)
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wrote 1 week ago: Disclaimer: This post contains a taxonomy nerd-out. You have been warned. So here’s a thing I … more →
XBRL Insights: Six Critical Issues Facing Filers (Part 1 of 2)
wrote 1 week ago: By Mike Schlanger, Vice President of XBRL Business Development and Strategy for Merrill Mike Schlang … more →
Enhance your records management program with a taxonomy #sla2013
wrote 1 week ago: Enhance your records management program with a taxonomy Marjorie Hlava: Records are the history of t … more →
Starting a taxonomy project #sla2013
wrote 1 week ago: Alice Redmond-Neal talked about what a taxonomy is and how to build one. Miraida Morales talked abou … more →
The Red-Footed Boobies of Kilauea Point: Graceful & Clumsy Speedsters
wrote 1 week ago: The lighthouse on Kilauea Point is one of my favorite day trips on the island of Kaua’i for th … more →
So, taxonomy... That's where you stuff dead animals, right?
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wrote 1 week ago: I have a confession to make. If you ask me these sorts of questions: Should I plant my beans when th … more →
Effective strategy in complex environments, or why a complex world requires abstract thinking
wrote 1 week ago: As I have recently argued, the world’s top strategists agree that strategy in complex, cause-a … more →
Halictus ligatus is a very cute bee
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wrote 1 week ago: This is a Daisy Sometimes it is visited by flies Like this one But bees also like it Especially litt … more →
