As I am preoccupied with matters other than penning the upcoming post of Life, et al. (which will concern the mecopteran oddments colloquially known as "earwigflies"), I will provide a link to Pinning Block, the official blog of the Ohio State University's world-renowned Triplehorn Insect Collection (named for Charles A. Triplehorn, an octogenarian dean of tenebrionid taxonomy and Curator Emeritus); this is an institution which has been of considerable significance in my life these past few years (it was my first locality of employment). This blog should provide any and all who care to know with some idea of what we OSU systematic entomologists and affiliated staff get up to here.
Friday, March 20, 2015
A Brief Plug For the Triplehorn Insect Collection
As I am preoccupied with matters other than penning the upcoming post of Life, et al. (which will concern the mecopteran oddments colloquially known as "earwigflies"), I will provide a link to Pinning Block, the official blog of the Ohio State University's world-renowned Triplehorn Insect Collection (named for Charles A. Triplehorn, an octogenarian dean of tenebrionid taxonomy and Curator Emeritus); this is an institution which has been of considerable significance in my life these past few years (it was my first locality of employment). This blog should provide any and all who care to know with some idea of what we OSU systematic entomologists and affiliated staff get up to here.
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