CSI Tromsø: Where Forensics meets Vikings Posted August 22, 2018 by post-info Insect remains have their own tale to tell in the mystery that surrounds the Øsknes Viking burial boat, as Eva Pangiotakopulu Category Archives: beetles
CSI Tromsø: Where Forensics meets Vikings
CSI Tromsø: Where Forensics meets Vikings Posted August 22, 2018 by post-info Insect remains have their own tale to tell in the mystery that surrounds the Øsknes Viking burial boat, as Eva Pangiotakopulu Posted by in archaeology, beetles, burial, entomology, featured, fleas, flies, forensic science, forensics, funerary, history, insects, norway, vikings, Worth A Thousand Words
On the 12 Days of Science, PLOS ONE Gave to Me…
It’s starting to get colder in San Francisco, and the year-end holidays are soon to be upon us. This has made all of us on the PLOS ONE team excited to spend some time withParkerola
Can’t think of what to get your friends for their wedding? You could try naming a genus of beetles after them, like Shûhei Nomura and Richard Leschen did for our own Heidi and her partner, Joe (who has also guest posted here):
Etymology. This new genus is dedicated to the authors’ friends, Heidi and Joseph Parker, on theoccasion of their marriage and honoring Joe’s workon pselaphine inquilines. In early 2015, Joe and Heidi became parents of Jonah Wallace Parker (7 lbs. 10 oz.). – Source: Morgan Jackson
Filed under: Items of Interest Tagged: amphibian, beetles, Heidi Smith Parker, Joseph Parker, Parkerola, Pselaphinae, Richard Leschen, Shuhei Nomura, taxonomy
