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Nominate Archetype for The Open Laboratory 2009

Tuesday, July 21st, 2009 | Administrative

Do you like any particular post(s) from this blog? If so, I will be very grateful if you submit them for consideration to the 2009 edition of the science anthology The Open Laboratory: The Best Writing on Science Blogs by using the form accessible through the link below or the (smaller) one in the right margin.

And if I make it into the final cut due to your submission, you will receive a T-shirt… no, wait, a button… no, hmm… well I’ll think of something involving tiny ants magnified to huge proportions using an electron gun.

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7 Comments to Nominate Archetype for The Open Laboratory 2009

1
Carol Hart
July 21, 2009

Done! The hard part was picking a single post to nominate.

2
Roberto Keller
July 21, 2009

Many thanks. Do you like your T-shirt crew or V neck?

3
Carol Hart
July 21, 2009

T-shirts, dunno. Got plenty of t-shirts. But I could always use more tiny ants magnified to huge proportions using an electron gun!

4
Dave General
July 23, 2009

I’ve cast one vote so far. Will vote for each of your Homology Weekly posts. Keep up the great work. I’m learning a lot.

5
Roberto Keller
July 23, 2009

Knowing this is very encouraging Dave (and makes me feel bad for constantly missing my blog deadlines!) .

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Marc "Teleutotje" Van der Stappen
August 3, 2009

My nomination is:

Your submission to the Open Laboratory 2009 was successful. Thank you.

Submission Form

Name of the science blog * Archetype, Ant reconstruction one homology at a time
Name of the Blog Post * Homology Weekly: Tentorial Pits
URL of the science blog post * http://roberto.kellerperez.com/2009/06/homology-weekly-tentorial-pits/
Area of Science * biology, anatomy, evolution
Why should this post be included in The Open Laboratory? * His serie “Homology Weekly” gives a splendid review of, until now, some characters that define ants or certain groups of ants. This peticular post puts the tentorial pits in the spotligth. Although a lot of insects have them, Keller explains perfectly what they are and gives a few examples of ants were the pits seem to have moved. SPLENDID!
Your name * Marc Van der Stappen
Your email address * ***********

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Roberto Keller
August 4, 2009

Thank you Marc! I guess I’ll have to get a full stack of those T-shirts I promise…

(I edited your e-mail out to prevent spam)

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