New preprint from our Teton alpine stream work! Led by @AquaJorg (and advised by @eco_scollins), we take a deep-dive into who is eating who in high alpine streams. Turns out that in addition to hydrologic influence, trophic flexibility is a big deal!
🔗: https://t.co/pCC3L3FbHb
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Dr. Tamara Harms’ group at the University of Alaska Fairbanks is recruiting a postdoc with interests in biogeochemistry, hydrology, and data synthesis to join a team funded by the NASA ABoVE program. Remote work is possible.
https://t.co/qxGESSG0np
@Benjmakhlouf For the applied Bayesian stats course I took at UWyo we used the book Statistical Rethinking by Richard McElreath. It is targeted at researchers in the natural sciences "who have had a basic course on regression but nevertheless remain uneasy about statistical modeling".
@streambug @soilandthecity @MtnScience @eco_scollins @BenthosNews@aslo_org Yes, I only saw this at Delta. I guess they are trying really hard to be shredders when they can!
Twitter, please help us out: what do you think these "mystery bits" are? Red circles below. Animal pieces? Plant matter? They were seen in gut contents of a stonefly living in a glacier-fed stream. Thanks!
cc @AquaJorg @eco_scollins @streambug@BenthosNews@aslo_org
Back home from a successful 7th (!) year of our long-term project to monitor changing alpine streams in the Teton Range.
8 days
12 sites
97 miles
21,500' of elevation gain
10 great people to share it with!
Super excited about all of the great research coming from this...