Great work Marcos Vinicius Caiafa Sepulveda and Truffle Smith Lab! Excited to see your research on bird mycophagy in South America. #fungi #ecology #mycophagy #birds #ornithology

Check out our blog on #fungi & #birds |ow.ly/VFdC50yA2nn| just out on #theBOUblog! There are so many interesting ecology questions to be answered requiring interdisciplinary collaborations between #ornithologists & #mycologists! Uni of New England ERS_UNE Michelle Jusino @KarlVernes

Congrats Ryan Stephens, Amy Trowbridge & Paul Stoy on this fascinating paper about #rodents, #truffle aromas, #mycophagy, and #ecology! Amazing to see this specialization among #Elaphomyces.

Thrilled to have two papers on mammal #mycophagy accepted to the upcoming special issue of #Mycologia! Thanks @dhaelewa for helping make it happen. Great to collaborate with some amazing biologists including: @KarlVernes Truffle Smith Lab Dr Alexander Georgiev Paul Meek and others!

Excited to have our paper on Hastings River mouse #mycophagy newly published in #Mycologia! This #endangeredmammal plays an important role in the dispersal of #mycorrhizal fungi. Thanks to @KarlVernes Paul Meek Uni of New England Mycological Society of America moved to bluesky MSA Student and Postdoc Section and all!

Enjoyed co-authoring this paper about Australian satin #bowerbirds acting as #rainforest #seeddispersers. We found that the #satinbowerbird eats the fruit of at least 48 plant species in 27 families, and we show at least 35 of these species remain viable. researchgate.net/publication/34…

Bonobos eat truffles! Excited to have our new paper out describing a new species of #truffle that is eaten by #bonobos in the DRC. Thanks Truffle Smith Lab Dr Alexander Georgiev and Mycological Society of America moved to bluesky for helping to make it possible. #Mycophagy ERS_UNE Uni of New England

Excited to announce that we recently published this interesting undescribed #truffle from the jungles of northern Thailand! We named it Entoloma sequestratum. Check out the link below for a PDF #mycology #taxonomy #fungi #mushrooms #mycologists #ecology researchgate.net/publication/34…

#Bonobos 'helped' us find and describe a #truffle known to Bantu people in the DRC as simbokilo. This ecologically important #fungus is used by locals as trap bait. Thanks Dr Alexander Georgiev Truffle Smith Lab Halle Newman Florida Museum ERS_UNE Uni of New England floridamuseum.ufl.edu/science/scient…

#History #Science and #Conservation! Our paper covering the sad loss of mammal diversity over 150 years in #Aridaustralia was just published in Biological Invasions. Thanks @KarlVernes & Stephen Jackson for this great collaboration! #desertwildlife #extinction #ecology #desertecology

Excited to have two papers coming out in this #Mycologia special issue on animal-associated fungi. Thanks @KarlVernes Truffle Smith Lab Dr Alexander Georgiev Paul Meek and others! It is great to see this #mycophagy research going to press! #mycology #ecology

Happy to see our paper out in the special issue of Mycologia on animal-fungal interactions! Thanks to a great collaborations with @KarlVernes, Paul Meek & others we discovered that Hastings River mice are important for spreading truffle spores in their scats! #mycophagy #rodent

Did you know #brushturkey, red-necked #pademelons, red-legged pademelons, long-nosed #bandicoots & parma #wallabies eat the same clusters of mycorrhizal #Amanita fungi? @KarlVernes and I just published a natural history note about this in #AustralEcology dx.doi.org/10.1111/aec.12…

Check out this great illustration by Tixier Camille Camalotcreations-illustrations of research that @KarlVernes and I recently had published in Ecological Society of Australia about vertebrates eating #fungi! #mycophagy #Amanita #mycology

What exciting adventures we had searching for a possibly #extinct #mammal in #OutbackAustralia! Thanks @KarlVernes, Stephen Jackson & team. Check out our recently published paper to see some of the cool #animals we found in the #desert! #mammalecology #desertecology Experiment

Excited about our new paper on New Guinean #bandicoot diets, #ecology, dentition and digestive tract morphology just published in The Australian Mammal Society! Thanks @TravouillonK Natalie Warburton @KarlVernes for collaborating! doi.org/10.1071/AM21015 #bandicoots #conservation #mycophagy #marsupials

Thanks @KarlVernes, @TravouillonK, Natalie Warburton and Melissa Danks for a great collaboration! #bandicoot #NewGuinea #mammalecology #anatomy