🐸🚨new paper alert🚨🐸 More time for aliens? Performance shifts lead to increased activity time budgets propelling invasion success You can now access this paper here: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

What are these 🐸 doing climbing up these trees!?! For the answer, check out our ✨new paper✨ about Guttural Toad morphology and performance abilities in urban 🏙️ and natural 🏞️ areas in their native/invasive ranges. #herpetology #invasionBiology #urbanEcology

EICAT is now active on Twitter! Follow for content relating to the impact of alien species on the environment. #EICAT #impact #alienspecies #invasionbiology #biodiversity #ecology #conservation IUCN John Measey Ana Luisa Nunes SvenBacher Belinda Gallardo Sabrina Kumschick

Population genomics and subgenome evolution of the allotetraploid frog Xenopus laevis in southern Africa academic.oup.com/g3journal/adva…

WATCHLIST: Invasive animals to look out for in 2023 John Measey C•I•B

Recently published in CABI Invasive Species our chapter as a one stop shop on future of Climate Change and Biological Invasions in South Africa in Invasive Species and Global Climate Change book cabidigitallibrary.org/doi/abs/10.107… SAIAB C•I•B Leeds Eco&Evol Res John Measey SA Biodiversity

Authorship for sale? Recent findings show that this is a multi-million $ industry. HowToPublishScience.org has now been updated! Or read the updates on my blog: john.measey.com/Blog

#ChatGPT turns out to be terribly bad at writing academic text. In a test on writing cited academic statements ChatGPT fabricated almost all citations. john.measey.com/Blog You cannot trust it

Can #GoogleBard write my PhD? I gave the bard the same instructions as I did #ChatGPT Do you think it did any better? john.measey.com/Blog

EXCITING OPPORTUNITY! For all you #frog lovers out there! MSc position available Stellenbosch University on Landscape level acoustics of fynbos frogs. Deadline for application: 21 November 2023 Enquiries: John Measey Prof John Measey [email protected]

Meet our new PeerJ Section Editor – Dr. John Measey We are delighted to welcome Dr. John Measey as our newest Section Editor for PeerJ Life & Environment’s Zoological Science Section. Learn more about Dr. Measey on the PeerJ blog bit.ly/479xN04 John Measey