Adam T. Downie

Animal Physiology, PhD | post-doc QUT| coral reef fish larvae development and swimming physiology| Sturgeon eco-physiology

[Adam T. Downie @AdamDownUnder]

Our 🚨new🚨 paper in @GlobalChangeBio reviews & roadmaps how physiology can improve our understanding of range extensions 🔄 of marine fishes 🐠 & help inform management https://t.co/aIS0IfDfiP

[Adam T. Downie @AdamDownUnder]

Great experience publishing #OA with @Co_Biologists @BiologyOpen using their #readandpublush agreement! Highly recommend especially for ECRs and HDRs

[The Company of Biologists @Co_Biologists]

Thank you Adam Downie @AdamDownUnder for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing in @BiologyOpen via our #ReadAndPublish agreement @UQ_News @UQ_Library. Read Adam’s paper: https://t.co/p3CDunpvIH

See if your institution is participating too: https://t.co/WpJcxTtBmG

[The Company of Biologists @Co_Biologists]

Thank you Adam Downie @AdamDownUnder for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing in @BiologyOpen via our #ReadAndPublish agreement @UQ_News @UQ_Library. Read Adam’s paper: https://t.co/p3CDunpvIH

See if your institution is participating too: https://t.co/WpJcxTtBmG

[Biology Open @BiologyOpen]

Adam T. Downie & co expose clownfish embryos to UV radiation (UVR) corresponding to water depths reflective of their settlement, mimicking what could happen in a future coral reef with fewer structures shielding against UVR. 🐟
https://t.co/wGEvFPfd3J

[Adam T. Downie @AdamDownUnder]

Interesting new study on lateral line system of deep sea chimaeras. So much we don't know about these bizarre animals. Happy to have helped with creating the figures for this cool and important research
https://t.co/8EgcFHh3uu

[Adam T. Downie @AdamDownUnder]

Due to limited reached, I've moved to Blue Sky.
Follow for all things coral reef fish eco-physiology and marine dispersal.
Will post a few recent publications this year on Blue Sky that I haven't posted here (nor will I).

[Nicholas Wu @NicholasWuNZ]

Increasing land drying & drought will threaten water-sensitive species such as frogs 🐸. We examine the potential exposure risk under different warming scenarios | https://t.co/7DbqVeADRT | @NatureClimate

[Joseph DiBattista @joey_squishfish]

Like healthy coral reefs in the South China Sea (🙂) but dislike Crown-of-Thorns starfish (#COTS ☹️) outbreaks? Peiris et al. used #eDNA metabarcoding to audit coral communities before and after their population expansion, published in @SpringerCORE.

https://t.co/2MkFhvIWFc

[Professor Jodie Rummer @physiologyfish]

Sanctuary burning: Sting in the tail for mangrove whiprays - @jcu study E.Higgins @Bouyoucos @AdamDownUnder B. Illing A. Martins @SharkColin @physiologyfish #flatsharkfriday https://t.co/mSIE8kNUxK

[Joseph DiBattista @joey_squishfish]

PROOF OF CONCEPT STUDY: Downie et al. found that combining "Tree of Life" #metabarcoding biodiversity data with water quality indexes can be an effective means to assess estuarine condition.

https://t.co/K97Zy3mBY5

[Joseph DiBattista @joey_squishfish]

In this study, published in #MarinePollutionBulletin, we compared #eDNA detections in the urbanized Gold Coast Broadwater Estuary to a common water quality index (WQI). Species diversity and composition correlated with lower WQI for some, but not all, taxonomic subgroups.

[Joseph DiBattista @joey_squishfish]

Thanks to @AdamDownUnder for leading the charge on the data analysis and visualisation in this published work🙏.

[Joseph DiBattista @joey_squishfish]

Using ToL-metabarcoding, we also added 137 new biodiversity records to the region, mostly microorganisms such as bacteria, ciliates, diatoms, dinoflagellates, and cryptomonads, noting that these may be the result of incomplete historical records for these microscopic organisms.

[James Cook Uni @jcu]

🔥🌊A new JCU study has revealed mangrove habitats may serve as temporary sanctuaries for stingrays, but scientists fear the ‘saunas’ could become too hot to handle with climate change accelerating. @physiologyfish @Bouyoucos

📸by @SharkColin

[Shannon McMahon @ShannonJMcMahon]

Happy to say that the last paper from my #PhD has been published 🥳
A story about the impact of #MHW on the #physiology of a #coralreef #snapper 🌡️🐟🪸
https://t.co/dV2MotWIZE

[Dan Ripley @ElasmoDan]

Excited to share our recent work at @NYUADMarineBio investigating potential mechanisms behind the shrinking of fishes on the world’s hottest coral reefs 🐠 https://t.co/MSaVRfH73g

[Professor Jodie Rummer @physiologyfish]

A fav story w/ continued research questions by @AdamDownUnder here at @OISTedu @cnrs West Pacific Marine Biology Symposium - the tiniest athletes, metamorphosis, #coralreef #fishes
More here in @PLOSBiology

https://t.co/dJSMOhIadc

[Professor Jodie Rummer @physiologyfish]

Introducing the symposium & opening of the International Research Lab (IRL) @oist President & @CNRS signing the agreement.

https://t.co/3BrtQQgGok

[Professor Jodie Rummer @physiologyfish]

It’s happening! @OISTedu @CNRS Joint Symposium on West Pacific Marine Biology.
🔗 https://t.co/3BrtQQgGok