New paper out:
"Shaping scientists: How faculty values influence graduate student recruitment and diversity, equity, and inclusion"
Lots to unpack about what faculty prioritize when hiring, and suggestions on how to make grad recruitment more inclusive.
https://t.co/5dVsE5Fn6S
@DavidJachowski@CourtneyMarne They also have different diets across their range, eating more ungulates in temperate forests, where they coexist with wolves, and where there is snow - suggesting scavenging is important.
Excited to share our recent paper on range-wide patterns in coyote diet. Both intrinsic (mass) and extrinsic (wolves, humans) factors seem to influence their diet. With @DavidJachowski, @CourtneyMarne, and John Kilgo. https://t.co/PtXZkj0D0d
@DavidJachowski@CourtneyMarne Coyotes largely eat small mammals, veg, rabbits, and ungulates. They have more diverse diets in spring and where human footprint is greater.
Several months late on my resolution to actually start using twitter, but here's a photo of 2 of my favorite cats. I study cheetahs to learn more about how top predators directly and indirectly affect subordinate predators.
Throwback photo from my M.S. of a puma from near San Luis Obispo, CA. Hard to tell, but there are 2 yearlings bounding down the hill in the background.
#felidfriday