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Richard Harrington

Watford
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Lord Harrington of Watford. Formerly: Minister for the Ukrainian Refugee Programme, Business Minister and Member of Parliament for Watford (2010-19)
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Species status and phylogenetic relationships of the enigmatic Negros Fruit Dove (Ptilinopus arcanus)

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By John Nash, Peabody Museum, Richard Harrington, Kristof Zyskowski
| Wiley Online Library Verified
CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT The authors declare no competing interests. Supporting Information Filename Description ibi13305-sup-0001-AppendixS1.docxWord 2007 document , 5.3 MB Appendix S1–S10. REFERENCES , , , , , & 2021. Missing for 170 years—the rediscovery of black-browed babbler Malacocincla perspicillata on Borneo. BirdingAsia 34: 13–14. , , , , , & 2016. Tiny Bird, huge mystery-the possibly extinct hooded seedeater (Sporophila melanops) is a Capuchino with a melanistic cap.
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Reproductive innovation enabled radiation in the deep sea during an ecological crisis

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By Katerina Zapfe, Richard Harrington, Spencer Lott
| BioRxiv
Abstract Major ecological transitions are thought to fuel evolutionary radiations, but whether they are contingent on the evolution of certain traits is unclear. We show that the rapid ecological transition of anglerfishes into pelagic habitats during a period of major global warming coincided with the origins of sexual parasitism, in which male anglerfishes temporarily attach or permanently fuse to females to mate.
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A decade down the road towards a zero emission bus fleet

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By Richard Harrington
| Transport Times Magazine
This month marks a big anniversary in the bus world – it's a decade since the first modern day electric buses took to the streets of London, providing zero emission public transport at the tailpipe. In December 2013, two zero emission buses operated on routes 507 and 521 – short but busy central London commuter services linking Victoria, Waterloo and London Bridge stations. I was part of the team at Go-Ahead London that planned, developed and operated them on behalf of Transport for London.
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