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Nick Royle

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Behaviour, ecology, evolution & conservation. Particularly parental care, life-histories etc. Likes beetles and other whole organisms. Has eclectic enthusiasms.

University of Exeter, Cornwall
Joined February 2022
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Nick Royle
11 months
Only 1 week to go before the closing date on this PhD opportunity in Devon and Cornwall. Like rainforests, beetles and ecology? This could be for you. Apply now!
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Nick Royle
1 year
Splendid PhD opportunity on ecology and conservation of #bluegroundbeetles in #temperaterainforests in the Southwest of England now available: https://t.co/o0nGBThEMO. Come join the team! Interested? Email me: n.j.royle@exeter.ac.uk for further info. Please share.
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Nick Royle
1 year
Splendid PhD opportunity on ecology and conservation of #bluegroundbeetles in #temperaterainforests in the Southwest of England now available: https://t.co/o0nGBThEMO. Come join the team! Interested? Email me: n.j.royle@exeter.ac.uk for further info. Please share.
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@TheWCS
WCS
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This is the first known video of the Amazon weasel, a rare small carnivore. Filmed by a group of coffee producers in Bolivia, where the species hadn't been recorded before. An example of the importance of citizen science to #biodiversity knowledge. 👉 https://t.co/6MHSTIyBOY
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Nick Royle
1 year
Thanks also to @NERCscience for funding the wonderful PhD work by @broganConBio on those icons of UK #temperaterainforests the #bluegroundbeetles. @UniExeCEC @guyshrubsole @JWentomologist
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@AndWhitehouse
Andrew Whitehouse 〓〓
2 years
Our 2023 #BugsMatter survey results are out today, and the news is alarming. The data indicates a 78% fall in the abundance of flying insects in the UK since 2004. 🧵
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Nick Royle
2 years
Congrats to @broganConBio on the first paper from his PhD on #bluegroundbeetles. Published in @InsectDiversity and freely available here https://t.co/UUZG8iImXU. Key characteristics of old growth #temperaterainforest predict #carabusintricatus occupancy on #dartmoor.
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@TimothyJonas
Tim Jonas
2 years
Parenting can be tough...
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@emilygilford
Emily Gilford
2 years
I did this MSc course back in 2019/20 and couldn't recommend it enough! 🦔 Cornwall is a beautiful place to live, and the Penryn Campus is no exception - plus you'll be learning from ground breaking researchers... learn more about it in the Q&A next Weds 🦗
@kuijperbram
Bram Kuijper
2 years
LOVE #EVOLUTION? LOVE #BEHAVIOUR? Join our MSc Evolutionary&Behavioural Ecology @UniExeCEC in Cornwall https://t.co/1fukNsVgFG. Online session to meet our fantastic students&staff on Wed Dec 6 1700, Fri Dec 8 1300 GMT. Register: https://t.co/o89fWvLXOM
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Bram Kuijper
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LOVE #EVOLUTION? LOVE #BEHAVIOUR? Join our MSc Evolutionary&Behavioural Ecology @UniExeCEC in Cornwall https://t.co/1fukNsVgFG. Online session to meet our fantastic students&staff on Wed Dec 6 1700, Fri Dec 8 1300 GMT. Register: https://t.co/o89fWvLXOM
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@animalsocieties
Andy Young
2 years
*New #evolution paper* Sparrow-weaver mothers lay larger eggs when they will have more help feeding chicks. Maternal reaction norms to help are *opposite* for egg size & nestling feeding rate. Cool. But why do this? 1 of 3. Fine work @p_capi. https://t.co/ufaWbh84Dt #ExeterCEC
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@JAppliedEcology
Journal of Applied Ecology
2 years
Culling-induced perturbation of social networks of wild geese reinforces rather than disrupts associations among survivors Shows importance of generalised social system-based theory to understand how different species respond to management intervention 🔗 https://t.co/XrdNpAn9mJ
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@ali__wilson
Alastair Wilson
2 years
If anyone is thinking about MSc programs, this new initiative covers our conservation, marine, eco/eco options (and more interdisciplinary things) at UoE penryn
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@ReganEarly
Dr Regan Early
2 years
#invasivespecies have much, much further to spread, Henry Häkkinen, @DaveHodgson00 and I found. #PLOSBiology: Global terrestrial invasions: Where naturalised birds, mammals, and plants might spread next and what affects this process. https://t.co/EfjszAvNa6. pls RT
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@DaveHodgson00
Dave Hodgson
2 years
!!PhD Opportunity!! Seeking ecological statistician to work with us on epidemiology of bovine tuberculosis in wild badgers, please RT https://t.co/X4peFtuBTH @UniExeCEC
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@kuijperbram
Bram Kuijper
2 years
Exciting PhD project for competitive funding (start date Sept/Oct '24), exploring how gut microbiota affect pesticide resistance in aphids! The project is based at UExeter's wonderful Cornwall campus @uniexecec in collab w @Rothamsted: https://t.co/ofxa6fOIIn
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@UniExeCornwall
University of Exeter, Cornwall
2 years
Scientists observed flocks of Canada geese before and after a population-management cull in which about 20% of the birds were killed. Some animal species increased 'social connectivity', mixing with many new individuals. @UniExeCEC @RoyleResearch
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Canada geese strengthen existing friendships and forge a few new connections after losing close associates from their flock, new research shows. University of Exeter scientists observed flocks of...
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Nick Royle
2 years
I am delighted that @beaCdowning paper with @mattjsilk @dezdelahay @StuBearhop and myself on the impacts of culling on #Canadagoose #socialnetworks is published today in @JAppliedEcology. It is freely available here https://t.co/FXbWH8ORq1. @UniExeCEC
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Nick Royle
2 years
Looking for a job as a #buryingbeetle #technician? Are you skilled in insect rearing and husbandry, highly organised and enthusiastic about inverts? If so, please apply for this post with @Raymond_Lab and myself @UniExeCEC: https://t.co/ZTfdlvBc3D. @UoE_Jobs. Pls retweet.
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Nick Royle
2 years
One of the joys of being out in the #temperaterainforest looking for BGBs is that there are lots of other cool lifeforms to be encountered too. Most splendid! @JWentomologist @guyshrubsole @AndWhitehouse @_LauraLarkin @hotchkissaj @dartmoornpa @NaturalEngland
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