iBOL benefits from Dick Wilson’s passion for moths iBOL collaborators come in many guises. There are museum curators, university professors, field researchers, post-docs and grad students. And then there’s Richard Wilson, also known as the Moth Man of Bay Center, Washington, one of the growing band of “citizen scientists” whose work is helping to drive [...]
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Darwin’s butterflies?
Spectacular species radiation in the Caribbean Pensoft Publishers News Release In one of the first taxonomic revisions of Neotropical butterflies that uses DNA barcoding, Andrei Sourakov (University of Florida, Florida Museum of Natural History) and Evgeny Zakharov (University of Guelph, Canadian Centre for DNA Barcoding at the Biodiversity Institute of Ontario) uncovered a spectacular degree [...]
Daniel Janzen
Costa Rica representative Chair, WG1.9 – Terrestrial Biosurveillance Professor & Technical Advisor, Area de Conservacion Guanacaste, Costa Rica Web: Guanacaste Conservation Area Email: djanzen@sas.upenn.edu
Brian Fisher
Madagascar representative Vice-chair, WG1.9 – Terrestrial Bio-surveillance Associate Curator and Chair of Entomology, California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco Web: Brian Fisher’s Profile Email: bfisher@calacademy.org
