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| Exemplar da espécie Eumida sanguinea. Foto: Arne Ny Gren |
sexta-feira, 27 de maio de 2022
ADN revela espécies escondidas sob um mesmo disfarce
quarta-feira, 22 de dezembro de 2021
Devolver metade do planeta à natureza não é uma ideia tão louca quanto parece
sexta-feira, 28 de maio de 2021
Iconotypes: A Compendium of Butterflies & Moths by Richard Vane-Wright
quinta-feira, 18 de fevereiro de 2021
Dossiê Zoologia, Etologia e Neurobiologia
Vida e obra de Lineu e links
Pre-Linnaean botany Materia Medica Mediterranea is a forthcoming database dealing with medicinal plants in the ancient Mediterranean world and resulting from 25 years of research into ancient books in libraries throughout the world by Alain Touwaide. Maps of the Mediterranean world Linnaeus In addition to the Strandell Collection of Linnaeana, there are several other collections of Linnaean material of possible interest to researchers. The library of The Linnean Society of London holds Linnaeus' own collections of plant and animal (fish, insects, shells) specimens as well as his personal library (books, manuscripts, correspondence). The Institut de France, Paris, holds the plant specimens that Linnaeus collected in Lapland. The Natural History Museum in London holds several collections of plant specimens and drawings consulted by Linnaeus. The Botanical Museum at Uppsala University, Sweden (now Botany Section of the Museum of Evolution), contains plant specimens consulted by Linnaeus. The University Libraries at Kansas State University, in Manhattan, Kansas, hold the Mackenzie Linnaeana collection, formerly at the New York Horticultural Society, which consists of books and dissertations. A short biography of Linnaeus can be found at the Web site of the Department of Systematic Botany, Uppsala University. A brief biography, plus a portrait and a synopsis of his scientific thought, can be found at the Museum of Paleontology, University of California, Berkeley site. Information on the Linnaean herbarium at the Swedish Museum of Natural History, Stockholm, is available. The Linnaeus Link project is an international collaboration based at The Natural History Museum in London. The project aims to improve access to Linnaean collections in a number of institutions through the creation of an on-line union catalogue of Linnaean material on the Web. The Linnaean Society of New York was founded in 1878 as a natural history society and serves interested amateurs and professional scientists. Their public lectures, meetings and membership are open to persons with an active interest in ornithology, natural science and conservation, with a focus on the northeast United States. In the spirit of the society's namesake Carl Linnaeus, they maintain several funds promoting field work and scientific research and they also grant awards. The Herbarium at Moscow State University has a Linnaean Collection. Available on the Hunt Institute's Web site are databases of the index and the bibliography from Robert W. Kiger, Charlotte A. Tancin and Gavin D. R. Bridson's Index to Scientific Names of Organisms Cited in the Linnaean Dissertations together with a Synoptic Bibliography of the Dissertations and a Concordance for Selected Editions (Pittsburgh, Hunt Institute, 1999) and the Index to Bionomials Cited in the First Edition of Linnaeus' Species Plantarum. |
terça-feira, 19 de março de 2013
Dia do Taxonomista (Taxonomist Appreciation Day)
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| Lineu, criador da nomenclatura binomial e da classificação científica, o “pai da taxonomia moderna” |
quinta-feira, 15 de dezembro de 2011
Grande Botânico (1817-1911)- centenário da sua morte

quarta-feira, 30 de setembro de 2009
Uma viagem por toda a História da Botânica - Exposição Order From Chaos: Linnaeus Disposes
domingo, 7 de junho de 2009
Herbário de Lineu
Nome: Rosa carolina L. [Fonte:Linnaeus Herbarium ]Clica nas seguintes letras e observarás as espécies de plantas recolhidas por Lineu. As imagens são os microfilmes a partir do Herbário de Lineu.
quinta-feira, 29 de março de 2007
Dossiê Aves

10,000 Birds
1.000 Birds
A Blog Around the Clock
A Snail's Eye View
Aimophila Adventures
Alis Volat Propiis
At the Top of Squirrel Spur
Backyard Birder
Beakspeak.com
Bell Tower Birding
Ben Cruachan Blog
Betsy's Bird Journal
Bill of the Birds
Bill Schmoker's Birding Blog
Bird Advocates
Bird brained stories!
Bird TLC
Bird Watchers Notebook
Birdchick Blog
BirdCouple
Birder's World Field of View
BirderBlog
Birdfreak
Birding (Times Union)
Birding and Mountain Biking
Birding Babylon
Birding Gear Big Board
Birding in Maine
Birding is NOT a crime!!!!
Birding Italy
Birding Life
Birding Virginia
Birds and Climate Change
Birds Etcetera
Birdwatchin' Buzz
Birdwatching Blog
Blogue Ornitologico
Blue Lizard Birding Blog
Blue Ridge Blog
Bogbumper
Bootstrap Analysis
Boreal Songbird Initiative Blog
Born Again Bird Watcher
Brooklyn Parrots
Bur Oak
Burning Silo
Charlie's Bird Blog
City Birder
Coffee and Conservation
DC Wild
Dean Birders
Dendroica Birding Blog
Dharma Bums
Earth, Wind, and Water
Fairfax Birding
Gulf Coast Bird Observatory
Illinois Birding Blog
Invasive Species Weblog
Journals of an Amateur Naturalist
Julie Zickefoose
Lake Life
Living the Scientific Life
Lovely, Dark, and Deep
Magnificent Frigatebird
Mary's View
Migrateblog
Mike's Birding & Digiscoping Blog
Milkriverblog
Natural Notes 3
Natural Visions
Nature Woman
Neo Commons
Night of the Kingfisher
Notes from Soggy Bottom
NYC Nova Hunter
Operation Migration
Pale Male Irregulars
Paul's Digiscoping and Birding Blog
Peregrine's Bird Blog
Pharyngula
Pohanginapete
Rigor Vitae
Rurality
Ryan Kulla's Birding Blog
Sand Creek Almanac
Science and Sarcasm
Search and Serendipity
Singapore Bird Ecology Group
Somewhere in NJ
Sphere
Stokes Birding Blog
Stone Bridge
Susan Gets Native
Swampblog
Tails of Birding
The Birdchaser
The Birdist
The contemplative nuthatch
The Egret's Nest
The Flycatcher
The Hawk Owl's Nest
The Hellenic Birds & Wildlife Blog
The House & Other Arctic Musings
The Nature Writers of Texas
The Nemesis Bird
The Nightjar
The Origin of Species
The Plover Warden Diaries
Thomasburg Walks
Thoughts of an Iowa Birdwatcher
Today in NJ Birding History
Tortoise Trail
Trevor's Birding
sexta-feira, 29 de setembro de 2006
Apenas há uma estrada....a menos viajada!!
1.1. I believe a leaf of grass is no less than the journey-work of the stars,And the pismire is equally perfect, and a grain of sand, and the egg of the wren,And the tree-toad is a chef-d’oeuvre for the highest
Creio que uma folha de erva não vale menos que a jornada das estrelas / E que a formiga não é menos perfeita, nem um grão de areia, nem um ovo de carriça / E que o sapo é uma obra-prima para o mais exigente.
1.2. wonder about the trees:Why do we wish to bear Forever the noise of this (…)
Questiono-me acerca das árvores / Porque pretendemos nós preservar para sempre o seu som?
1.3. Two roads diverged on a yellow wood,I took the one less travelled by,And that made all the difference.
Numa estrada amarela, duas estradas divergem / Segui a menos viajada / E isso fez toda a diferença.
2. Novos Portais do GEA (com imensa informação disponível e actualizada)
Portais Agenda 21 Local, Zero Resíduos, Fórum do Urbanismo e Portal do Ambiente e do Cidadadão da Maia (Setembro de 2006)
3. Estou mais feliz: o Vulgar de Lineu regressou à blogosfera!!
quinta-feira, 22 de dezembro de 2005
Festas Felizes Sem Fronteiras

E onde me vejo sempre igual a ti.


