Chris Mallon

Wannabe Astronaut Seeking Entry-Level Opportunities | @Karly_Cohen's Roommate | Learning Functional Morphology By Osmosis

[Chris Mallon @ThatChrisM]

@HeroFromKvatch You mean this commercial?

[Mark Smith Photography @marktakesphoto]

One of my favorite white pelican shots. Anybody care to guess why? 😂

[Dr. Karly E. Cohen @Karly_Cohen]

Another surprise visitor to the San Juan islands today! A giant oarfish washed up on Friday Harbor in near perfect condition. Check out those jaws!!

[Dr. Karly E. Cohen @Karly_Cohen]

Picked up a new friend today! Welcome home Walter 🐈

[Dr. Karly E. Cohen @Karly_Cohen]

Check out some of our recent work where we look for chimera nurseries using ROVs!

[Chris Mallon @ThatChrisM]

@Fishguy_FHL @Karly_Cohen

[Adam P. Summers @Fishguy_FHL]

That time the tooth biologist came face to face with a bluefin tuna.

@Karly_Cohen in her element.

[Dr. Karly E. Cohen @Karly_Cohen]

Today we got a big fish! I have never seen a bluefin tuna this up close before. It’s a seriously amazing animal!

[Dr. Karly E. Cohen @Karly_Cohen]

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

[Dr. Karly E. Cohen @Karly_Cohen]

Very excited and grateful to receive this award! Big thanks to all the people that made the dissertation possible!

[Adam P. Summers @Fishguy_FHL]

The one on the left, ⁦@Karly_Cohen⁩, just had her dissertation honored with the 'Graduate School’s 2023 Distinguished Dissertation Award'! Awesome work as usual Dr. Cohen.

[Chris Mallon @ThatChrisM]

@HeroFromKvatch Just employ a dive-certified influencer to tell the torpedo to "double it and give it to another hull"

[Chris Mallon @ThatChrisM]

@HeroFromKvatch

[Dr. Karly E. Cohen @Karly_Cohen]

Work from the field day

[Dr. Jonathan Huie @jmhuiee]

New Paper Alert! My debut as a taxonomist! #OA

@KevindeQueiroz1, Esther Langan, and I describe an @NMNH Anolis lizard specimen collected in 1861, supporting Anolis incredulus as a valid species. Wouldn’t be possible without natural history collections

https://t.co/I7VIgyxe1W

[Chris Mallon @ThatChrisM]

@HeroFromKvatch Taylor Gourmet did it first

[Seattle Kraken @SeattleKraken]

yeehaw

[Chris Mallon @ThatChrisM]

@RJD1313

[Dr. Jonathan Huie @jmhuiee]

Here’s what working with collections can look like. Short video of today’s imaging and caliper work