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BioAcoustica Talks Podcast

by Ed

Natural history talks from the BioAcoustica archives.

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Episodes

  1. Dick Vane-Wright: Butterflies, Their Diversity and Natural History

  2. Jon Martin & Gilian Watson: Scale Insects and Whiteflies: The Challenge of a Sessile Lifestyle

  3. Frank Krell: Bone-eaters, egg-buriers, pollinators, pests and predators - how scarab beetles rule the world

  4. Chris Lyal: Evolution's Greatest Success: Weevils and Their Friends and Relatives

  5. Ian Kitching: Macrolepidoptera - 90,000 ways to eat a leaf?

  6. Paul Hillyard: Spiders Are Not the Only Arachnids

  7. Ian White & Nigel Wyatt: Acalypterate Diptera with Particular Reference to the True Fruit Flies (Tephritidae)

  8. Chris Lyal: Pure, Lively and Lousy

  9. Gaden Robinson: A Tale of Two Strategies: Contrasts, conflicts and mythology of caterpillar food choices - Salix or socks?

  10. Andrew Ross: Insects in Amber

  11. Judith Marshall: Saltatorial Songsters: Gregarious Grasshoppers, Chirping Crickets, Beeping Bush-crickets and Rhythmic Relatives

  12. Ian Gould: Fungicidal Flatulence and Other Oddities: Tales of an Old Waspologist.

  13. Peter Barnard: Classification and Biology of Caddisflies (Trichoptera).

  14. John Chainey & Nigel Wyatt: Horseflies, Hoverflies, blowflies and their allies

  15. Steve Hopkin: Biology of the Springtails (Collembola), the most abundant insects

  16. Peter Hammond: How to be a Beetle.

  17. Roger Blackman & David Hollis: Aphids, Psyllids [Jumping Plant-Lice], and Their Host-Plants

  18. Jon Martin & Mick Webb: The Hemiptera - It'a True Bug's Life.

  19. Randall T. Schuh: Getting a Grip on 5000 Taxa and 500,000 Specimens: Lessons from a Planetary Biodiversity Inventory Project

  20. Michael Boppré: What can the natural history of pharmacophagous insects tell us about biology?

  21. Robin Wootton: Doing the locomotion: insects as flying machines

  22. Harold Townson: The beginning of wisdom: from names to genomes in the study of insect vectors of disease.

  23. Charles Godfray: Darwin's nightmare: what parasitoid wasps tell us about ecology and evolution.

  24. Daniel H. Janzen: Costa Rican caterpillars and their parasitoids: very host specific

  25. Ward Wheeler: Arthopods, history and homology: morphology and molecules.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Natural history talks from the BioAcoustica archives.

HOSTED BY

Ed

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Natural history talks from the BioAcoustica archives.

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