Catching larval fish can be quite tricky, but give light traps a try! Our new paper on ecology and systematics of larval prickly sculpin is out and open access:
https://t.co/GaggWW1RN9
🚨Paper alert🚨
Vertical zonation of fish communities from 10 y of #submersible exploration of deep Caribbean reefs, down to 500 m!
🐠 we find 6 distinct fish communities
🐟 we confirm the uniqueness of the rariphotic zone, below the #mesophotic
>>> https://t.co/VLe2iXy7Np
Phylogeny & new classification of Characidae tetras and related families has been just published w/ 575 taxa, 494 species, 123 genera, 1348 UCE loci, 4 families, 29 subfamilies, 13 authors and 6y of project! Fruit from my previous postdoc FAPESP/Brazil. https://t.co/2hBMlkmZHZ
Finishing my PhD and looking for a postdoc for summer/fall 2025! I do functional morphology, biomechanics, kinematics, phylo comp methods, CT scanning, R and python coding and more! I like fish & herps but open to system!
If you have funding or know of opportunities, let me know
Big news! Dr. Michael Burns has accepted an offer to join the OSU Department of Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences as an assistant professor, where he will replace me as the curator of the Oregon State Ichthyology Collection. Congrats, Mike!
Our spike-tooth salmon paper got a research highlight in Nature! Kudos again to lead author Kerin Claeson and the rest of the team (@EdwardByrdDavis, @ratfishray, Zabrina Prescott). https://t.co/ywOR2TUC5Z
Fast reminder of the full consideration date (April 14) to apply to be my successor as professor and curator at @osufwcs. I've had a great fifteen year run at OSU and am happy to answer questions about my experience, the collection and the department. https://t.co/fV2SHX39b1
Come and join us! Assistant Professor, Ichthyologist @OSUAgSci@osufwcs 40% Research, 30% Teaching and Advising, 20% Museum Curation and Outreach, and 10% Service. https://t.co/ddH4t4q8i3. Full consideration 4/14/24 Closing 4/28/24 @AFS_Students@AFS_SciComm@AmFisheriesSoc
I'm thrilled (and a bit stunned) to announce that I have just accepted an offer to join the faculty at @Tulane University in summer 2024 as the new curator of the Royal D. Suttkus fish collection and director of the Tulane University Biodiversity Research Institute (@TulaneFish)
Our lab is fully decorated and ready for Halloween. You can see the names of those that are (figuratively) not longer with us🕷️🕸️ Thanks Rahiza DeThomas !!!!! @LZatkos@jandresolivos@ReservoirWebs@osufwcs @skialoha @w1mam among others
@taaltree Haha! Yeah, it’s a bit tight down there. Seems like a potentially great option for future researchers (or the next generation) to have access to such an extensive collection.
Our latest paper is o-fishally out and it's on one of my favorite fishes, Pacific spiny lumpsuckers. For these fish, it pays to be bumpy!
Armor is amazingly diverse in form and function. Our goal was to question the role of armor and hydrodynamics.
https://t.co/RPpeO5lakI
#HelloMyNameIs @BrookePenaluna.
I’m a Research Fish Biologist at @usfs_pnwrs & PNWs Lead Scientist at @HJA_Live
I’m taking over @SciNetUCS to share fish photos, fishy stories, & findings about trout, fish, streams, rivers, watersheds & #STEMdiversity