Krista Oke

Postdoc at APU, interested in declining fish size and repeatability of evolution. Fish-obsessed evolutionary ecologist, snowboarder, Newfoundlander. She/her

[Krista Oke @KristaOke]

Hi, I'm Krista! I'm an #actuallivingscientist, I study the predictability of evolution in fishes like salmon and stickleback

[Krista Oke @KristaOke]

@GrantEHaines Fall is my favorite stickleback catching season!

[Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences @cjfas]

New study by @KristaOke @FranzMueter @MikeLitzow finds that warming leads to opposite patterns in weight-at-age for young versus old age classes of Bering Sea walleye pollock. https://t.co/n9OzLDh1rI #FishSci @NOAAFisheriesAK

[Andrew Hendry @EcoEvoEvoEco]

The Pace of Modern Life, Revisited.

I am really proud to announce that our new & much larger database of phenotypic rates is ready. Here, @SarahSandersonH & @photopidge lead its use to re-assess previous assertions. (See paper for more authors)
https://t.co/MNo8L0Dxfm #brocku

[Telma G. Laurentino, PhD @TelmaLaurentino]

Our latest #stickleback paper is out, with work led by Quiterie Haenel and Daniel Berner on a SUPER cool stickle system, the Misty Lake!

https://t.co/I7ueSD2rnW

[Krista Oke @KristaOke]

@JB_Grimm For bibs, I have kid-sized Grundens and love them! They make women's sizes too but the largest kid sizes fit me well (no more rolling up the legs!) and were quite a bit cheaper than adult sizes when I got them too

[Krista Oke @KristaOke]

@photopidge @SlackHQ

[Celia Symons @celiasymons]

Working on adaptation to environmental change in aquatic ecosystems? Submit an abstract to SS12 that @KimberleyLemmen and I are organizing for #ASLO21. Abstracts due March 12.

Please RT!

[Tara Moriarty @MoriartyLab]

OK, #Canadian scientists, #science students, science influencers, scientific societies, student & postdoc unions, and everyone else who may know someone w/ science postgraduate training

We (@COVID_19_Canada ) and the province of #Ontario really need your help...every one of you.

[Krista Oke @KristaOke]

@optimlog_ @fishteph @salmon_net @katie_kobayashi @EcoEvoEvoEco @Reynolds_JohnD @EricPalkovacs @HollyKindsvater @CurryCunningham @AKSalmonWatch @VKaratayev Katie did a great job with a difficult task: trying to squeeze a whole bunch of things into a single landscape-scale illustration. The right side of the illustration represents freshwater, so those sockeye are in freshwater!

[Dr. Suzanne Kelson @sjkelson]

Hey folks, ever wonder how the genetic basis of migration operates? Our new paper @fishteph lays out a framework for indirect control, where the genetic basis influences physiology, which then influences migratory behavior, using #trout as an example

https://t.co/B6inMB0jbp

[Krista Oke @KristaOke]

@NicMAlexandre @EcoEvoEvoEco @EricPalkovacs The illustrations are by very talented coauthor @katie_kobayashi!

[John Reynolds @Reynolds_JohnD]

"Widespread declines in Pacific salmon size based on 60 years of measurements from 12.5 million fish across Alaska". Great to be part of this team, led by @KristaOke, @EricPalkovacs, @westley_peter and lots of collaborators. https://t.co/r9jnBMIkJL

[Krista Oke @KristaOke]

@ohkay_h Thanks Kayla!!

[Krista Oke @KristaOke]

@gavin_fay @HollyKindsvater @EcoEvoEvoEco @CurryCunningham @ianmdutton @fishteph @westley_peter @katie_kobayashi @VKaratayev Agreed, working with this team was so much fun and such a great experience!

[Krista Oke @KristaOke]

Alaska salmon are getting smaller, impacting people and ecosystems that rely on them. Out today from our @nceas working group with @EricPalkovacs @westley_peter @CurryCunningham @EcoEvoEvoEco @fishteph @HollyKindsvater @Reynolds_JohnD & others. Read here: https://t.co/gri03KyZwL

[Krista Oke @KristaOke]

@hankKTUU Hi Hank! Just sent you a message

[Nature Communications @NatureComms]

Recent declines in salmon body size impact ecosystems and fisheries

https://t.co/bNj0peNJ2I

@KristaOke
@CurryCunningham
@EricPalkovacs
@UCSCscience
@AKSalmonWatch
@fishteph
@ecoevoevoeco
@Vkaratayev
@Reynolds_JohnD
@apple4kt

[NCEAS @ucsb_nceas]

New #SASAP working group publication led by @KristaOke and @EricPalkovacs out in @NatureComms showing that four species of Pacific salmon in Alaska have gotten smaller over the past 60 years, impacting ecosystems and people https://t.co/ToUlVawIND

[Andrew Hendry @EcoEvoEvoEco]

Huge Data! Measurements of 12.5 Million individual salmon over 40+ years reveal that "salmon are getting smaller, affecting people and ecosystems". It was great to be a part of this huge effort led by @KristaOke and @EricPalkovacs and many others.

https://t.co/vItQ1eHDs6