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Tag Archives: Trepanedoris
Discovering Insect Species, week 1: Introduction, and into the field
We had our first week in the Discovering Insect Species course (see this post for an introduction to the course), and it was a good start. Tuesday Tuesday’s session was a gentle introduction species delimitation. I wanted to get the students thinking about the … Continue reading
Sharing the joy of discovery
Nine undergraduate students, my graduate student John Sproul, and me. Over the next ten weeks we will go into the field, find beetles, look at them under the microscope, do dissections, photograph them, make predictions about species boundaries, extract their DNA, PCR … Continue reading
David Maddison
The Subulate Palpomere 