A Shrinking Feeling for Butterflies
Harry Hornsby takes a look at the decreasing size of Greenland butterflies
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Harry Hornsby
I'm a newly arrived PhD student of ocean and earth science at the national oceanography centre. I have a passion for wildlife, the environment and the beauty and power of evolutionary theory.
Science and Social Media: A Bone of Contention?
‘Social media has a key part to play in science and scientists are starting to take notice’
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Too Soon for the Lynx?
In Britain we are renowned for our love of animals. One need only glance at→
This Girl Can STEM!
Feel empowered as Harry Hornsby explores ways to get more women hired in science disciplines.
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Daring DNA Ray Rescue
Harry Hornsby explores how we can use DNA to protect endangered species, such as the Undulate Ray.
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A Pointless Debate?
The banning of creationism is being debated in Scotland. Why?
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Farewell to “Dippy” the dinosaur
The loss of the iconic diplodocus from the natural history museum has angered many, but it’s replacement is much more important.
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Scylla’s cave
Here at Southampton we are on the front line of an invasion – an invasion of non-native species. How important is terminology in fighting this invasion?
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