@THR Surprised you’re backing this letter, @GazaFFlotilla . It literally starts by demanding Hamas release the hostages, and supports a Palestinian state per UN resolutions (not “river to sea”) So… are you guys finally moving past the flat bumper-sticker version of this conflict?
New from #RSOS: Shallow water #foraminifera from Niue and Beveridge Reef (South Pacific): insights into ecological significance and ecosystem integrity. Read the full paper: https://t.co/UfHkdfDnmo @OronShai@Enric_Sala@goodmanbeverly
@OrlandoTaxus@Partisangirl But doing this mirrors the actions of our extreme right-wing nationalists. You and Syrian girl are made of the same material as them. Your kind is prevailing on both sides. Consequently, we have the most extreme government ever and the most brutal terror attacks ever. Darkness.
@OrlandoTaxus@Partisangirl What’s your point? The injustice? Yes, it exists. I can also post here 1000 examples of Israelis (Jews, Muslims, and Christians, including children and the elderly) who were murdered in terror attacks by Palestinians over the years to illustrate 'a point'.
This case highlights the cumulative and significant impact of storms on coral communities and the very structure of coral reefs themselves.
photo: @TomShlesinger
Happy #WorldWildlifeDay from #ASLO 💙 Today we celebrate all wild aquatic animals, plants and microbial life. Let's reflect on our responsibility to protect the magnificent diversity of aquatic life and resources on our planet. #WWD2023@WildlifeDay
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Get this: It's 1867. A scientist travels to Seychelles. Collects foraminifera, tries to preserve them in wine and then losses them (?). Finds a sample that was not in wine and gives to a friend that comes up with some ID’s. Publishes it. I love this guy!
Spotted by @PonnetSari
Foraminifers have never been studied here, and our results will advance the understanding of community structure, biogeography, and dispersal mechanisms of this key bioindicators.