WILD NORTH ISLAND ROBINS (PETROICA LONGIPES) RESPOND TO PREY ANIMACY

North Island robins of New Zealand are a food hoarding species, which is unique in that they almost exclusively cache highly perishable hunted insects for later retrieval.In order to do so, they either kill and dismember or paralyze their prey for caching, depending on the prey size and kind.The present study comprises two experiments, using a Viol

Two-dimensional transition-metal dichalcogenides (TMDs) possess interesting catalytic properties for the electrochemical-assisted hydrogen-evolution reaction (HER).We used niobium diselenide (NbSe2) as a representative TMD, and prepared single-layer NbSe2 porous nanosheets (PNS) by a double-sonication Clothing / Promotional liquid-phase exfoliation