Nicolas SÉON

PhD.

Interested in marine vertebrates 🐬🐋🦭🐟 ecophysiology regarding current global change using isotope geochemistry👨🏻‍🔬

[Nicolas SÉON @SeonNicolas]

🚨 New paper out! 🚨

What strategies did ichthyosaurs, plesiosaurs, and metriorhynchids use to regulate their body temperature? 🌡️⚗️

🤝@leneliebe x @SeaMonsters2013

👉 https://t.co/aPku7XV1Ei
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[Nicolas SÉON @SeonNicolas]

Many thanks to my co-authors, the dedicated volunteers in the field and the supporting institutions who made this work possible! 🙏🏻

@clive_mcmahon @PacoBustamante7 @RobHarcourt @CNRSecologie @CEBC_ChizeLab @CNES

[Nicolas SÉON @SeonNicolas]

🚨 Excited to share our new study on southern elephant seals 🦭

👇🏻

https://t.co/rd2CqA09uo

Our long term study allows us to track ongoing biological changes in the Southern Ocean like shift in the SO phytoplankton communities 🌊🦠🌏

[Nicolas SÉON @SeonNicolas]

In this study, we disentangled the maternal effects from the environmental ones on the morphometry of southern elephant seal (SES) pups. This allows us to clarify the use of SES as a sentinel of environmental changes taking place in the Southern Ocean in light of climate change.

[Nicolas SÉON @SeonNicolas]

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[Nicolas SÉON @SeonNicolas]

This work builds on my previous research on marine vertebrates, with a focus on:
🌡️ Thermoregulation 🦭🐟🐬
👉 https://t.co/tHPNDrfA0O
👉 https://t.co/DUG0tJz6QY

💧Water balance 🐬
👉https://t.co/BuUldKLqD3

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[Nicolas SÉON @SeonNicolas]

🚨 New paper out! 🚨

What strategies did ichthyosaurs, plesiosaurs, and metriorhynchids use to regulate their body temperature? 🌡️⚗️

🤝@leneliebe x @SeaMonsters2013

👉 https://t.co/aPku7XV1Ei
🧵(1/2)

[Nicolas SÉON @SeonNicolas]

🏆🎓 Very happy to see my PhD work rewarded once again . I can't wait to participate in this magnificent ceremony.
Very grateful for the interest that my elders have in my work 🙏🏻

@OceanoMonaco

[Jan Broder Engler @JanBroderEngler]

To add a statistical test in #tidyplots , just do `add_test_pvalue()` 🚀

Then you can decide, whether you want to compare every group to every group, or one control group to all other groups.

https://t.co/jqu8h6F45q

#rstats #dataviz #phd

[Yan Holtz @R_Graph_Gallery]

🚨 Stop chasing the p-value!

Increasing your sample size will always yield a significant result.
Even for trivial differences.

🎮 I created a little interactive playground to illustrate this issue:
https://t.co/7yv33PWxIb

Always pair p-values with effect sizes!

[Nicolas SÉON @SeonNicolas]

🏆Proud to announce that I’ve received one of the prestigious thesis awards from @SorbonneFr . Thanks to my supervisors and the institutions that made this project possible: @CNRS, @MNHN_recherche, @le_CR2P, @UnivLyon1 & @LGLTPE.

📸Chancellerie des univ. de Paris - S. Lhermie

[Jordan Gônet @GonetJordan]

Yesterday was my first day as a postdoc. 🥳 For 18 months, I'll be studying the biomechanics of the nigerien dinosaurs Lurdusaurus and Ouranosaurus with @HoussayeCnrs and @SamHybois. I can't wait to start working on the simulations!

[Nicolas SÉON @SeonNicolas]

🚨📢 Isotope paper 🧪

Honoured to have contributed to this fascinating study of a young Inca feeding habits before her sacrifice as part of the Capacocha ritual. Congrats to E. Poulallion for carrying out this excellent work 👏🏻

📰: https://t.co/DvxrAMEhbj

[Nicolas SÉON @SeonNicolas]

@le_CR2P @MNHN_recherche

[Nicolas SÉON @SeonNicolas]

📢 The latest study of my PhD on the reassessment of thermoregulatory strategies and body temperatures in ichthyosaurs, plesiosaurs and metriorhynchids is now available as a preprint 🥳

@biorxivpreprint @leneliebe
@SeaMonsters2013

https://t.co/su72Bk4XDF

[bioRxiv @biorxivpreprint]

Reassessment of body temperature and thermoregulation strategies in Mesozoic marine reptiles https://t.co/NNFOKOI3DB #bioRxiv

[Nicolas SÉON @SeonNicolas]

@433 @maitre_maelys

[Nicolas SÉON @SeonNicolas]

@strandings @Mar_tDoeschate @TessaPlint @Rach_lenn @strandings_man @ZSLScience @CwallWildlife @UofGSBOHVM During autopsies, do you collect some teeth of the specimens ?

[Paléontologie @PaleontologieFr]

Les #ichthyosaures sont des prédateurs marins vivaient dans les mers du #Mésozoïque.
Contrairement aux idées reçues, ils ne sont ni des dinosaures ni les ancêtres des dauphins : ce sont des reptiles marins !
#Ichthyosauria #ReptileMarin
via @Le_Museum

https://t.co/3CXmLev887

[Nicolas SÉON @SeonNicolas]

@GonetJordan Bravo ! 👏🏻

[Nicolas SÉON @SeonNicolas]

@HoussayeCnrs @HoussayeCnrs Merci !