Ecology makes clear that domestic cows don’t mimic, much less replace, the role of wild bison on the Great Plains.
A thread of studies and photos explaining some of the many reasons why:
In the last couple of years, researchers including @DrAlistairDove (here) have pioneered techniques to collect blood samples from free-swimming whale sharks in the wild. That gives us the opportunity to monitor their reproduction and health without disturbing them. VERY cool.
Affectionately known as FishNuts the new #FishNutrition tool on @FishBase is a productive flirtation between two powerful, open-access, global data platforms
Join us @ChristinacHicks@ma_macneil@trinidad1949 when FishNuts takes flight 23 June 2pm UTC
👉🏼https://t.co/1VzqyoXsQt
📢 Research opportunity❗️
Are you a postgraduate or a Ph. D. student working on #Oceans related fields 🐬 🌊❓
The #EAFNansen Prog. is offering partners 1️⃣0️⃣ studentships to support its Science Plan.
Don’t miss your chance & apply now ❗️
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How do larval fishes catch prey? Watch this movie of guppy prey capture! New paper with Terry Dial (https://t.co/ubI4zckV4Y) compares prey capture in guppies and #zebrafish, manipulating fluid viscosity to compare at the same Reynolds number. #feeding#hydrodynamics#TeamFish
#Esox lucius is a freshwater fish usually found throughout the Northern Hemisphere. They are prized as game fish for their determined fighting.
Anglers who catch a big pike can be… https://t.co/WJd4QLYagJ
COELACANTH was “discovered” 80 years ago today!!! Story here: https://t.co/UaLdmYFa5r Grateful to have hung out with several specimens over the years, including samples from the original (type specimen)!
The 2019 Aquaculture Awards are now open for entries! This awards event aims to recognize the achievements across the aquaculture industry and applaud those making exceptional contributions. Read more on our #aquaculture blog: https://t.co/i4RNcr5FWE
Scientists discover 3 new species of sharks in 2018 including the Dwarf False CatShark. So many amazing mysteries left to discover.
Have you seen our incredible #shark database? You can check out all the cool species - including this one!
https://t.co/6JVwYjSwq5
I know this has been said before, but it doesn't hurt to be repeated:
If you enjoy reading a paper, e-mail the authors and tell them about it.
There's enough competition in academia. But we could definitely use a bit more courtesy and kindness.