Jenny Jandt
            
            @TheWaspLady
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               Loss of black color in Zelandoperla insects when deforestation is due to repeated selection on standing variation at an ebony allele  https://t.co/J8V6eDtzws  1/ 
          
            
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              Rapid adaptation is thought to be critical for the survival of species under global change, but our understanding of human-induced evolution in the wild remains limited. We show that widespread...
            
                
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             Thrilled to see this work published @ScienceMagazine @peterkdearden @GrahamMcC_NZ @ludo_dutoit @TK_Dunedin @BrodieFoster @GracieKroos @Mei_Peng_Otago Human-driven evolution of color in a stonefly mimic | Science 
          
            
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             Check out the cover on the latest issue of Journal of Economic Entomology! That's my wasp from our study on wasps as biocontrol agents, published in this issue! My first journal cover. I'm so happy.  https://t.co/XeMCMTn3x4 
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             Wasp farms were but a dream for me, until today! Spent the day with #wasp #farmer Takahashi in Gifu province, #Japan. We chased wasps back to their nests, & admired his Vespiary of Vespula shidai. #SpellBound #SoMuchToLearn Thank you @tatauya7696 & @HarunaFujioka đ„° #wasplove
          
          
                
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             Whatâs top of any waspologistâs bucket list? Hunting and collecting a #Vespa mandarinia nest! Magnificent apex predators and not as scary as expected! Thankyou @tatauya7696 and your awesome Japanese Wasp Keepers Association friends for an unforgettable day. #WaspLove
          
          
                
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             If you are in Dunedin and find wasps building nests under eaves of your building (they should be starting nests soon), contact us at wasp.nest@otago.ac.nz. I'm keen to start investigating what sort of pests we can train our introduced Polistes to eat! đ 
          
                
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             Check out the article that @Amy_L_Toth and I wrote for @ConversationEDU about our recent pub (w/ Erin McCall) in J Econ Entomol. I'm hopeful to take advantage of the wasps already in the Pacific now!  https://t.co/rEo4RSYW6P 
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              Research shows wasps are active and useful predators of caterpillars on crop plants, but we need to know more about their full biocontrol potential.
            
                
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             ... watch the video supplement or just click the YouTube link: 
          
                
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             "What good are wasps for anyway?" I'm so proud of our @IowaStateU #TothLab team (@Amy_L_Toth and Erin McCall) for resurrecting this #WaspLove study. Read for the science, skim for the pics, or... @EntsocAmerica @NZEntoSoc @Zoology_Otago
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              Abstract. Social paper wasps regularly prey upon lepidopteran larvae, some of which are economically impactful agricultural pest species. We examined the p
            
                
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            #Postdoc #Job Alert! The Cook Lab is hiring! We are excited to hire a postdoctoral researcher to study the mechanisms of social behavior in a changing environment #academia #academictwitter
          
          
                
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             Yesterday at 2pm the first honeybee (Apis mellifera) in this speciesâ evolutionary history managed to pull a string for reward. They are much harder to train than bumblebees, though! 
          
                
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             So I'm in the yarden, and I see these beautiful caterpillars on my kowhai. "Kowhai moths?!?" I wonder. So  https://t.co/0G5EGqn5cZ  to the rescue! Kowhai moths indeed. They can stay. Check out that webbing. So cool. @MBNZTorg @NZEntoSoc @Zoology_Otago @OtagoEntoSoc
          
          
                
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             Especially proud of @Zoology_Otago & Outreach Committeeâs support of this amazing mahi highlighting the lessons that can be learned from human-driven extinctions & the importance of conservation. Ka pai đ Paulina 
          
            
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              University of Otago science communication student Paulina Barry (below) came close to finishing her mural on the side of the Zoology Building on...
            
                
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             Insect admiring, dancing, speaking, learning, and eating! All in Madison, Wisconsin on 13 April. Come join in the entomo-fun. 
          
                
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             You should check out our new paper looking at allometry, weapon morphology and asymmetry in the Helm's stag beetle! @TheWaspLady @sjohnson_otago #entomology
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             It's been a big week! Congratulations go to Zhuali, Iona, and Gina on submitting their Masters theses 
          
                
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