Joe Nunez

@solenodon_joe

Hispaniolan solenodon and hutia represent the last survivors of a once rich endemic land fauna of the caribbean.

Dominican Republic
thelastsurvivors.org
Inscrit en juillet 2009
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  1. 25 mai

    Assessing congruence of opportunistic records and systematic surveys for predicting Hispaniolan mammal species distributions

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    27 avr.

    The is the Hispaniolan Solenodon, which has a unique bone supporting the long nose which is found in no other mammals. This bone allows for increased movement of the proboscus.

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    27 avr.

    El es el almiquí o solenodonte de La Española. Este posee un hueso único entre los mamíferos, en el cual se apoya su largo hocico permitiéndole un mayor movimiento de su proboscis.

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  4. 26 nov. 2019

    Unravelling the venomous bite of an endangered mammal via

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    20 oct. 2019

    A great opposition leader would now send a parallel letter to Europe: apologise for the chaos/delay; inspire them; say "we can fix this, bear with us"; "a polling majority supports remain"; "best for Europe, best for NI, for peace, trade, culture..."

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  6. 28 sept. 2019

    Hispaniolan Solenodon

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    17 juin 2019

    BLOG: The Cuban : is it a goat; is it a bird… No it's a dinosaur rat! Read about the fascinating rediscovery story of this venomous mammal, a living fossil, which was rediscovered after a decade-long quest

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  8. 24 juil. 2019

    Knitted are my favourite. These were created by the wonderful Kate J Wallace

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  9. 13 juil. 2019

    One of the earliest sketch of a solenodon from a book published in 1849 "Sketches in Natural History. History of the Mammalia" thanks to

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  10. 1 juin 2019

    Congratulations to SamTurvey for received the Linnean Medal (Zoology) for his service to science including his work on solenodon!

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  11. 13 mai 2019

    Home range and habitat data for Hispaniolan mammals challenge assumpti...

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    6 mai 2019

    Anyone agree that the common name for Solenodons should be Natural History Goblins? Here's one from the National Museum of Natural History collections in Santo Domingo.

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    6 mars 2019

    The Hispaniolan solenodon is the only mammal in the world to have a nose bone. It uses it to wiggle its snout. (Image: Seb az86556)

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    4 mars 2019

    Here's a solenodon specimen from the collections for /. Fun fact: they're venomous, a relative rarity amongst mammals

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    17 févr. 2019

    A paper just out in the Journal of Mammalogy is first-authored by 's very own Ros Kennerley, examining the impacts of habitat quality and degradation on the remarkable Hispaniolan solenodon and hutia.

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    25 févr. 2019

    In today’s scene, a Cuban Cursorial Owl swoops down on a young solenodon. The bird may have stood as much as 3.1 ft (1m) tall. Too big to fly, with highly reduced wings, it may have used its long legs to run down or parachute onto its prey. [🎨: Peter Schouten]

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    21 févr. 2019

    In less than two weeks from now we will be giving you updates about a project that some of our SMSG team will be visiting. Stay tuned for information about the Jamaican Hutia!!!

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    25 févr. 2019

    A particularly apt sepcies to choose. We are working on getting funding to support a conservation project on this species, as they appear to be doing badly..... more to follow

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    9 févr. 2019

    FAMILIA SOLENODONTIDAE. Las musarañas gigantes o almiquíes, únicos Eulipotyphla de América. Solo sobreviven dos especies: el solenodon cubano (S. cubanus) y el Solenodon de la Española (S. paradoxus). Son escasos y en peligro de extinción.

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