Just out in #AustralEcology with @lib_lig et al. Functional changes in NZ fishes are structured primarily by depth then latitude. Shallow functional bioregions were distinct across latitude, whereas deeper bioregions extend across broad latitudinal ranges. https://t.co/lZRlIhMHT8
Disentangling physical-biological oceanographic processes in the Rangitāhua/Kermadec region. PhD project working with me, @AliDrifting + @Deni_ocean starting early 2023. Supporting Ngāti Kuri-led research with Auckland Museum @KuriNgati@aucklandmuseum
Great to be involved in this collab between uni/industry looking at the composition and distribution of deep-water fishes in a submarine canyon-valley off NW Australia using ROV.
New Research: Quantifying Patterns in Fish Assemblages and Habitat Use Along a Deep Submarine Canyon-Valley Feature Using a Remotely Operated Vehicle: The aim of this study was to document the composition and distribution of deep-water… https://t.co/MB6Riu8ggz #MarineScience
🐟Our new #OA paper with @lib_lig et al in @Ecol_Evol (2nd from my PhD) about high functional diversity in deep-sea fish communities in #NZ, and a new way to partition functional variation into intra- and interspecific components using PERMANOVA #TeamFish
https://t.co/YTwSiGuinc
I was very proud to graduate from @MasseyUni last week with a PhD in Statistics. A huge thanks to my family, friends & wonderful supervisors Marti Anderson, David Eme, @lib_lig, Clive Roberts and Euan Harvey. #TeamFish#deepsea#museumresearch#traits
#PhinisheD my PhD titled "Functional biodiversity of New Zealand's marine fishes versus depth and latitude" three weeks ago today! A huge thank you to my wonderful supervisors, friends and family for all of your support over the years!
Congratulations to Lizzy Myers (@Lizzy_Myers_) who successfully completed her PhD oral examination today, with the recommendation by the examiners of a PASS with no emendations!
Today we are featuring the research of Lizzy Myers (Te Rarawa) (@Lizzy_Myers_), who studies deep-sea fishes.
Understanding how biodiversity varies along large gradients such as depth or latitude is a key question in ecology. See 🧵👇 for details
Check out our new open access paper!
@EcographyJourna
"Phylogenetic measures reveal eco‐evolutionary drivers of biodiversity along a depth gradient" congrats to lead author David Eme, and all other coauthors MJ Anderson, CD Roberts & L Liggins https://t.co/6fP1I4VxUA #TeamFish
Shrimpfish are the rebels of the sea. New research published in @iobopen highlights their strange swimming mode of orienting head down and explains how they are designed to do so. Read more about it here:
https://t.co/nXg5BT8Nqp
#Teamfish#shrimpfish#openaccess#rebels
Awesome fish survey of the area around beautiful Whangaroa in the Northland of New Zealand. I observed three tropical visitors in the same dive site, one of which was a juvenile individual of the Indo-Pacific #wrasse Thalassoma lutescens being harassed for a clean. @Lizzy_Myers_
I used rotenone for the first time today in the place that I grew up in, at a beach I've been to countless times, with this awesome group of scientists! #fishBothering