California grown | AU Deer Lab PhD candidate studying white-tailed deer sexual selection🦌 | BS Bio @Fresno_State🐶, MS Wildlife Sci @AuburnU🦅🐅 | she/her
My name is Monet. I study the physiology of w/sexual selection in deer. Being a woman in a male-dominated field(esp a game species, when you werent raised a hunter) comes w/challenges, but I’m proud to help pave the way for more diversity in sci
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Please RT! Recruiting 2 fully funded MS positions: human dimensions of bottle nose dolphins and sea turtles, close work w/ state agency. If you have experience in creel surveys, fisheries, conservation, policy, this is for you: https://t.co/nCXZXZ6Fes
Jan start, apps due 10/31
🚨Our lab currently has a position open for a PhD Assistantship to study Climate Resilience and Oyster Conservation at Auburn University for a Fall 2022 start date.🚨
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Students all did a great job on their first “live” captures! And I loved getting to relay the ways we as scientists always take in information to make sense of the (wild) world around us!
Thank you @AU_Conservation@DrKellyHDunning and @CC_conservation for sharing this! I loved getting to talk about and hopefully raise some awareness about how wildfires have impacted people in the Central Valley!
PhD student @MonetAGomes created a podcast discussing how the California wildfires impact local residents. Check out her podcast on our website!
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Happy International Day of Women and Science Day! 👩🔬We’re honored to have some of the most amazing women in this lab doing coral reef policy and wildlife management research! @DrKellyHDunning @ecologicalmanda @CC_conservation @sabine_mcbailey 🎉#WomenInScience#WomenEmpowerWomen
@ConorPulls It could definitely be possible! They can get breakage especially if they’re peak reproductive age and really competing for mating. But it could also maybe be he shed it and just hadn’t shed the other one, injured the pedicle antler base previously and never regrew a normal one
Any #deer nerds know what balding around the pedicle of the #antlers may be? This pic shows a potential infected spot but it was at least 2/3 the circumference of both antlers (other one didn’t have scab like this). I haven’t ever seen this and it just looked like bare skin.