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By Garry Jolley-Rogers

April 15, 2023

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In this series

Jottings

  • Anthropocene
  • Scrivener & Tufte

Site Index

Projects

  • Are insect abundances in decline?
  • Comparative crustacean Neuroanatomy
  • how to estimate clade phylogenetic diversity
  • Viz and analysis
  • Nature-Pres
  • Flattened Fauna Index

Science

  • Are insect abundances in decline?
  • Comparative crustacean Neuroanatomy
  • how to estimate clade phylogenetic diversity
  • Nature-Pres
  • Flattened Fauna Index

Writing

  • Writing
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Everything in nature is now framed by our presence. The stratigraphers may quibble but in a real sense we are in the anthropocene.

Our impacts on biodiversity.

wild birds wild mammals

global biomass

Our impacts on Climate.

Latest monthly CO2 level in the Earth's atmosphere

ice artic ocean ice artic ocean ice

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Derived from Hugo Apéro Respect and gratitude to all concerned.

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