Research led by @wing_coral and @spectacularia finds a heat evolved symbiont can help an adult #coral species, Galaxea fascicularsis, better tolerate heat without compromising growth.
Read more ��️https://t.co/zXcUhYvN8k
@UniMelb #RRAP
Hammer-time! I love finding amazing cleared and stained specimens in the lab. This is an embryonic Bonnethead Shark (Sphyrna tiburo) - prepared by Steven Byrum. This is a small hammerhead species with the smallest cephalofoil or "hammer" head, and it is beautiful! 🔨🦈
Join us!! Griffith University is seeking a marine ecologist to join our productive team of marine academics. Griffith offers great facilities, highly collaborative colleagues, and is located in beautiful sub-tropical Queensland!
https://t.co/r5NTulfJ63 via @SmartRecruiters
An amazing opportunity @aims_gov_au to lead a huge, dynamic, impactful and productive program in coral reef restoration! #RRAP#ReefTrust
Come join us!
Please RT!
https://t.co/3hm6vKV3lL
Some wrasse on wrasse action for today's #WrasseWednesday, a beautiful Bullethead Parrotfish (Chlorurus sordidus) being cleaned by a Cleaner Wrasse (Labroides dimidiatus) in the Red Sea! #ichthyology
PHD OPPORTUNITY: Threatened Marine Species Bycatch Mitigation Project @spottedcatshark @CDUni
Investigate bycatch mitigation measures for sharks & sawfish in gillnet fisheries, & assess sawfish movement patterns following release after capture.
Start ASAP, details attached!
Exciting opportunity!! The SeaSim is looking for someone to join the team and work on the development of new and novel experimental capability. https://t.co/50Bx9rewZ8 #innovation#coralreefs@aims_gov_au
Come join us @aims_gov_au! Three (!!) new permanent research scientist opportunities are available to work in our Reef Recovery Adaptation & Restoration Program:
- Coral Early-life Ecology
- Applied Ecological Genetics
- Coral Phenomics and Symbiosis
https://t.co/rxrd18mpgo
Rice Coral egg/sperm bundle breaking up into individual egg and sperm. The cloudiness around the bundle is sperm, and the larger circles are eggs. You can even see the algal symbionts (tiny brown dots) in the eggs! Video captured by CRL Research Assistant Elena Mujica
@thomasmesaglio That's it! Thank you for solving that mystery 🙏🐠 We've had a couple of big swells recently, and I've found a number of "interesting" juvenile fishes wash up.
Job Alert! 🐢 The NSW TurtleWatch 🐢 is looking for a dedicated project officer who has experience with sea turtle nesting, project and volunteer coordination, and data keeping. Located in and around Ballina Shire NSW. #seaturtles#northernrivers
https://t.co/jrHF8i3aaD
🚨SF Alert🚨
Does your work involve Marine heat waves🔥?
Consider sending your work to our cross-journal special feature organised by the @AnimalEcology, @JEcology, and @FunEcology, and guest edited by @DaniGomezGras, @crislinaresibz, @djm_MEEG and myself!