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Zoology

ANCIENT-DNA
An e-mail list for anyone working in the field of ancient DNA of any species and any time period.

BATDETECTIVE
List to organise and discuss the 'Bat Detective' citizens science project between Oxford University, London Zoo and the Zooniverse.

BESPARASITEECOLOGYGROUP

CCFMARINE
We are a group of marine specialists from multiple departments at Cambridge, Oxford, APU and environmental institutions such as UNEP, WCMC, English Nature, The Nature Conservancy, etc. We meet once monthly for talks and networking events.

COGNIT
The COGNIT mailing list is used for the discussion and distribution of information to researchers interested in inter-disciplinary research in the areas of Cognitive Science and Information Technology.

ECOLOGYEXTERNALS
The purpose of this JISCMAIL List is to disseminate information concerning the availability of external examiners in the ecological community. This could apply to all aspects of Higher Education including examining undergraduate, postgraduate, and research degrees, and partaking in validation events, for example. The List is intended to facilitate communication but also to help in reducing the carbon footprint of examiners.

ECS-NCP
The ECS National Contact Persons are the international links to the study of marine mammals in Europe and elsewhere. See http://www.EuropeanCetaceanSociety.eu. Sub-list of ecs-all

ECS-PATHOLOGY
The ECS Pathology mailing list is meant for the exchange of information on the research of pathology in marine mammals. See http://www.EuropeanCetaceanSociety.eu Sub-list of ecs-all

ECS-SCIENCE
The ECS Science Advisory Committee will consider questions on best practice in research and science procedures while studying marine mammals in the wild and in captivity. Sub-list of ecs-all.

ENV-ARCH
This list will be used by members of the Association of Environmental Archaeology to post discussion items. It is a closed list for AEA members

FASTMOLL
Mailing list for academics working on cephalopods, associated with the Cephalopod International Advisory Council (CIAC).

GEO-CURATORS
A forum for exchange of views and infromation on geological collections and their management. This is the discussion list for the Geological Curator's Group, affiliated to the Geological Society of London. For further information see the web pages at: http://www.man.ac.uk/Geology/geocurgrp/gcghome.html This list is open for anyone with an interest in geological collections to join and contribute.

HEABIO
Higher Education Academy: Discussions in the Biological Sciences community

HEABIOREPS
Sublist for Higher Education Academy's Bioscience Representatives

HIST-NAT-HIST
hist-nat-hist draws together academic researchers and museum professionals working in the history of the earth and life sciences.

LINNEAN-NEWS
A forum for contemporary scientific debate across the life sciences. This low-volume announcement list provides news, conference and event updates of interest to those working in biology, zoology, botany, genetics, and the historical basis and development of plant and animal classification.

NEPG
This list is for the use of anyone working in primatology who is based in the north of England. It can be used to ask for help, disseminate information about meetings and inform people about interesting research developments.

PSGB
This list is for members of the Primate Society of Great Britain to disseminate information, discuss research and raise the profile of primatology within the UK and elsewhere.

TAHINI-USERS
A mailing list to support a work group in the EPSRC (Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council) funded CARDyAL (Cooperative Aerodynamics and Radio-based DYnamic Animal Localisation) project. The mailing list will enable work group members to be notified and exchange of any events related to the Wiki and SVN servers used to maintain project materials of the CARDyAL project.

TARDIGRADA
List for the exchange of ideas, news & requests on Tardigrada biology.

TOOTHWEAR-LIST
This list is for discussion of tooth wear and microwear and its use for reconstruction of trophic ecology and diet

TUNICATA
The tunicates are a major group of invertebrates representing an early offshoot from the evolutionary line leading to the vertebrates. We discuss all aspects of tunicate biology including chordate origins. Keywords: protochordate, urochordate, ascidia, salp, doliolid, Larvacea, Pyrosoma, tadpole, sea-squirt

UK-EOF
This newsletter will keep you in touch with the latest developments in cataloguing, co-ordinating, standardising and valuing environmental observation.

UK-EUROBIOIMAGING-PROJECT
To discuss the UK involvement Euro-BioImaging. The project Euro-BioImaging is a pan-European research infrastructure project which is part of the ESFRI process http://cordis.europa.eu/esfri. The aim of Euro-BioImaging is to provide access to imaging technologies across the full scale of biological and medical applications, from molecule to patient. EuroBioImaging will address the imaging requirements of both basic and medical imaging communities by creating nodes in many ESFRI member states that will deploy imaging infrastructure in a coordinated and harmonised manner and thus address the fragmentation of such efforts currently present in Europe. The project is coordinated by Jan Ellenberg, who is also scientific coordinator for the advanced light microscopy parts of Euro-BioImaging, and Gabriel Krestin who is the scientific coordinator for all parts concerning medical imaging. Since early summer 2009, Antje Keppler is project manager of EuroBioImaging

UOB-OANDE
This list distributes information to the Organismal and Environment Research Theme of the University of Birmingham and associated researchers. This multi-disciplinary theme cross-cuts departmental and school boundaries in which the list-server is intended to provide a single portal for all members to communicate effectively about issues of mutial interest. The list is public so that individuals can join or leave it without requiring the help of administrators. In case of problems, the administrators are Jason Hilton and Jackie Chappell.

WISDOM-PHARMAKON
Discussion group for participants in the WISDOM initiative on clinical governance

ZOOARCH
Zooarchaeology is the analysis of animal remains from archaeological sites to reconstruct the cultural lifeways of people and the interrelationships between people, animals, and the environment. This list promotes the flow of ideas, skills, information, and offers support to fellow zooarchaeologists. Zooarch is supported by and works closely in association with the International Council of Archaeozoology (ICAZ)

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