I am hoping to start a PhD in the coming years. Looking to do marine animal ecophys, ideally elasmobranchs but open to other organisms. Interested in thermal tolerance, temperature shuttling, metabolism, energy usage, how abiotic factors drive habitat usage and movement etc.
fellow elasmo peeps! Have you ever seen projections like this on the snout of a shovelnose guitar fish (Pseudobatos productus)? I’ve never seen this before on any shovelnose I’ve handled.
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was honored to give the @Occidental biology seminar last week! I remember being a senior in undergrad and going to my seminars class, what a full circle thing!
Students are often worried to “double email” profs to not seem rude. But PSA: always send a follow up email!! Most profs aren’t ignoring you they missed it or forgot to respond. Be persistent! Especially if applying to grad school and emailing prospective PIs- keep emailing!
#Whales that prefer #zooplankton over fish have wider nostril spacing, which may better-equip them to sniff-out zooplankton. Read "Morphology of nares associated with stereo-olfaction in baleen whales" - https://t.co/Wz3w5Ya9K6 #BiologyLetters#sensoryecology#chemicalecology
friends who are professors! This is going to be my first semester teaching outside of grad school (ahhhh)! I’ve seen a lot of posts about students using Chat GPT to do their work for them. How are you able to figure that out?? Is there a software? Is it just based on vibes?
Interested in funded PhD position in marine megafauna foraging ecology and health?
Opportunity @AucklandUni on "Drivers of the foraging ground use & recovery in Southern Ocean climate sentinel – southern right whale"
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found another large amount of horn shark eggs with friends on New Year’s day! all hatched and all around the same two beaches I always find them at. Curious why I seem to find so many of them concentrated in this area and not really in other areas.