Taxonomy

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Latest blogosphere posts tagged “Taxonomy”

• Shiny Taxonomic Key is SHINY!

  
  Bug Girl's Blog — Authority: 547
  There is now an online key to the 86 species of Chrysididae in North America! It is, of course, quite useful, but the best parts are all the detailed photos of these lovely Hymenopterans. Thanks go to Nigel Jones for his lovely photo which you must view at full size, and to the Patuxent Wildlife Research ...
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• new bent-toed gecko from the Philippines

  
  Geckos Unlimited — Authority: 160
  A New Bent-Toed Gecko (Genus Cyrtodactylus ) is described from Southern Palawan Island, Philippines Cyrtodactylus tautbatorum Herpetologica 65(3):328-343. 2009
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• Tags Versus Categories

  
  Hypermodern - Pete Ippel - Artist / Athlete — Authority: 110
  Here is my general mind map of tags vs. categories. Download the .pdf here.
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• Video Metadata Gets XXX Rating

  
  ScribeMedia.Org: The Business, Technology and Culture of Digital Media — Authority: 122
  Related Post Comic Radio, Film Distribution and the Miracle of Bumblebees Flickaliscious: Writing’s the thing that makes it all go round
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• A “Really” Big-headed Tiger Beetle

  
  Beetles In The Bush — Authority: 540
  In my recent summary of the latest issue of the journal Cicindela, I included a scan of the cover of that issue and its stunning image of the 3rd-instar larva of Megacephala megacephala¹ from Africa.  This otherwordly-looking, four-eyed beast was photographed with jaws agape at the entrance to its burrow in ...
  5 days ago

• The Elusive Dressler’s Bee Balm

  
  Irregular Times: News Unfit for Print — Authority: 515
  I have come into the habit of describing some plants growing in my garden as monarda , as if that is a common name. Other gardeners know what I mean when I refer to when I talk about monarda. I’m referring to bee balm, also known as oswego tea, also known as bergamot, a native North American herb that is brewed ...
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• In pictures: Bizarre deep-sea creatures revealed

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 988
  Thousands of strange animals that exist in eternal darkness deep in the oceans have been catalogued for the first time
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• Cataloging Life On the Deep-Sea Floor

  
  Deep Sea News — Authority: 494
  Over ten years ago Fred Grassle, a marine biologist with deep-sea tendencies, and Jesse Ausubel, program director for Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, started conversing on an initiative to document the biodiversity of the oceans. That program, the Census of Marine Life, started in 2000 with the goal “to advance a major ...
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• Video: New deep sea marine creatures revealed

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 988
  Thousands of newly discovered creatures brought to light by a census of marine life survey, a 10-year study by thousands of scientists from more than 32 countries
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• Texter – A Text Replacement and Auto-spellcheck Tool that Works across all Programs

  
  WORDPRESS-TEMPLATES-PLUGINS-RSS — Authority: 145
  Texter – A Text Replacement and Auto-spellcheck Tool that Works across all Programs  BSN Stock Photo Designed by Lifehacker.com, Texter is a must-have tool for bloggers, writers and editors, and pretty much anyone who types a lot on their PC – even for chatting! This amazing application enables users to type ...
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• Folksonomies and Viral Marketing

  
  Affiliate Marketing — Authority: 450
  There is an emerging phenomenon online called “folksonomies” (derived from a merge of folks and taxonomy), or popularly known “tagging”. This organizing tool is very powerful as people are able to establish structure and categories for online content. The trend of Folksonomies calls to arrangement and ...
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• 60 Watch popular upper-class (5)

  
  Geckos Unlimited — Authority: 160
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• Some specimens are more equal than others

  
  Dave Hone's Archosaur Musings — Authority: 128
  I got into a discussion with my colleagues the other day about the merits of collecting multiple specimens of taxa versus collecting something new. The reality of course is that there is rarely a choice to be made – you bring back everything you find in the field that you can. However, as a hypothetical discussion ...
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• Creativity unleashed

  
  It's Alive!! — Authority: 123
  I mentioned in my last school post ( the one about set ups ), that I’d used a modified version of The Future Is Wild ’s animal design activity . While TFiW is more focused on evolution and decent with modification, my class was currently focusing on a more ecological unit – what roles do different organisms ...
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• Vampire Taxonomy by Meredith Woerner

  
  Bitten by Books — Authority: 144
  With her tongue often planted securely in her cheek. Meredith Woerner offers up a hilarious study of the many vampire incarnations from books, movies and television. The first several chapters provide the reader with distinct vampire classifications, though, as the author admits, sometimes there is some crossover ...
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• The Pew Internet/Health FAQ

  
  e-Patients.net — Authority: 553
  A big part of my job, and one I love, is answering questions, mostly from reporters. Sometimes I have just the data or insight someone needs, often I recommend someone else. Here is a sample of frequently-asked questions and my current answers. Please add your questions and answers in the comments: What are you ...
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• Schneier on Security: A Taxonomy of Social Networking Data

  
  New Web 2.0 Magazine — Authority: 157
  At the Internet Governance Forum in Sharm El Sheikh this week, there was a conversation on social networking data. Someone made the point that there are several different types of data, and it would be useful to separate them. ...
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• Interview, Chat and Contest with Author Meredith Woerner

  
  Bitten by Books — Authority: 144
  A big welcome to our readers today! Be sure to read to the end of the interview to find out how to WIN the fabulous prizes being offered up. PLEASE NOTE: This is not a fixed time event, the post just goes live at 12:00 pm Central. You can stop by any time during the day or evening and leave your questions and ...
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• Computed Field Module And How it Can Simplify Your Views

  
  The Agile Approach blogs — Authority: 110
  Sometimes, the node data that you want is not exposed to Views in the way that you want. Computed Field is a module that, with a little bit of raw PHP code, can help you bridge those gaps.
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• Florida Scrub Lizard

  
  Beetles In The Bush — Authority: 540
  Tiger beetles were not the only rare endemic species that I encountered during my visit to the Lake Wales Ridge in central Florida last August.  I didn’t know what this small lizard was as I watched it bolt from the trail and scamper for cover during my approach; however, having already found two endemic tiger [...]
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