Our website is up and running! Go to https://t.co/eVbRCLP5QK to check out our Caribbean coral spawning resources. Share your spawning timing data and begin viewing data entered by other scientists throughout the Caribbean!
The Spawn Watch database is live and available for download!
As spawning timepoints and locations are shared from direct coral spawning observations we will have a more accurate picture of coral reproductive behavior.
Share your data, and download data shared by others!
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We have a new paper out in @FrontMarineSci by @C_Tati_Galindo@arelyschaparro Susana Enríquez & @lab_prieto@PSUScience It evaluates the effect of animal chromoproteins on the optical properties of coral tissues and the coral��s internal light environment https://t.co/lKrN22JHkB
Tenured male colleague commenting on my outfit in an elevator full of students: “I like your casual look. ….You know some schools have a dress code.”
I was wearing designer sneakers, khaki pants, & a modest navy dress shirt.
He was wearing jeans and a t-shirt w/ sneakers.
Behind the Science: @gabygoesdiving tells us about their latest @ESAEcosphere paper "Light and photoacclimatization drive distinct differences between shallow and mesophotic coral communities" w/ @pinkfindiver @reefresearch@Mass_Coral_Lab
https://t.co/p2pGL6pIY2
One of my professors stopped putting pdfs of articles in the class Canvas. She explained that “because we’re reading scholarship of marginalized thinkers, it helps them to have their work searched and downloaded.” 🤯