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Nathan T. Jones, Contributor

Full name:
Nathan T. Jones
E-mail address:
Nathan.tyler.jones (at) gmail.com
City, state, country:
New Church
Biography:

Primarily focused on Crustacea biodiversity with aspirations of becoming a career carcinologist. I have stumbled into focusing on the largest, most successful group of terrestrial crustaceans in the world, terrestrial isopods—Oniscidea. My specific focus lies in researching the biogeographical patterns and invasion biology of Oniscidea within the continental United States, and their commercial presence as a potential vector for introduction and conservation concern.
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All of my photos posted here and on iNaturalist are taken and edited by me unless otherwise stated, and I allow anyone to use my photographs as long as they provide proper credit (Nathan T. Jones, not Blastcat please).

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