Dec 15: Do not be afraid! When you think lampreys maybe you think of the invasive, parasitic sea lamprey. Not only is the Northern brook lamprey native to the Great Lakes, the larvae of this species are planktivores, + adults reproduce + die without even feeding! #25DaysofFishmas
arguing that a disaster that hit merritt, princeton, vancouver island and the fraser valley isn't connected to climate change because 70 years ago there was a big flood in one of those four regions in an entirely different time of the year isn't the gotcha moment you think it is
my PhD advisor @ScottVEdwards1 is currently riding his bike across the US and raising awareness for #blackinnature and #BlackLivesMatter. thanks to @sarperotto, his trip now has a gofundme to support diversity in the study of evolution! it has raised 35k of the 50k goal! WOW!
There once was a model, ANOVA,
who along with their cousin ANCOVA,
made a great big confession:
“We’re the same as regression,
but we’ve established a separate persona.”
Whether you need a break from the monotony (or just an excuse to get dressed at all today 🙃) let's see everyone's newest accessory! 😷��💃
#AllMaskedUpWithNowhereToGo
We have another feature student Friday! Jessie is a masters student with Dr. Colin Garroway and Dr. Margaret Docker looking at invasive sea lamprey in the great lakes!
Take a look below! @UMGradStudies@umanitobasci@um_research
“Exxon started building all its drilling rigs to compensate for the rise in sea level it knew was coming.”
A toss off part of this interview but seems profound to me. They acknowledged climate change was real but only so they might further our destruction.
Take a listen to a podcast me and Vikes Matt Noseworthy and Chet Goerzen started! We want to give you an insight into our lives as runners and some conversations we have over a run! https://t.co/1fjizhHKrn
The entire Dune cycle is based on a terrible pun.
1. The spice is called melange.
2. The spice confers power and longevity.
3. Melange is a French word for variety.
In other words, variety is the spice of life.
Why does no one ever talk about this?