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Topic review - Warwickshire team help discover new spider species
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Lex
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 Posted: Sat Sep 28, 2019 12:48 pm
You certainly wouldn't to wake up with one on the pillow next to you.
You certainly wouldn't to wake up with one on the pillow next to you.
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rebbonk
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Posted: Sat Sep 28, 2019 11:18 am
Warwickshire team help discover new spider species
Quote: A team in Warwickshire have helped to discover a new species of spider.
Professor Richard Pearce, an arachnologist and research scientist based at WCG’s Moreton Morrell College, has been working with renowned naturalist Javed Ahmed and a team of field researchers in India on a wider research project exploring spider biodiversity in the region.
They found a spider in India that has previously gone unrecorded but scientists believe the tiny spider – from the genus Afraflacilla – is more likely to benefit humans than harm them. Horrible looking beast! [quote]A team in Warwickshire have helped to discover a new species of spider.
Professor Richard Pearce, an arachnologist and research scientist based at WCG’s Moreton Morrell College, has been working with renowned naturalist Javed Ahmed and a team of field researchers in India on a wider research project exploring spider biodiversity in the region.
They found a spider in India that has previously gone unrecorded but scientists believe the tiny spider – from the genus Afraflacilla – is more likely to benefit humans than harm them.[/quote]
[url=https://www.leamingtoncourier.co.uk/news/people/warwickshire-team-help-discover-new-spider-species-1-9087404]Leamington Courier[/url]
Horrible looking beast!
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