Not often we get a record of a Sea Potato with it spines still on... this one was spotted by Therese Maddock in Wexford in June. Record your Sea Potatoes... and any other marine species for Explore Your Shore! at https://t.co/kRStl5Mk06
@symbiostoic @Unipisa@SznDohrn Hi, sorry but when I click on the link it seems to take me to a general PhD website of uni of Pisa but doesn't show this particular one anywhere? is there any info anywhere else on this project/contact details? 😅
Sci Hub is a "pirate" website with 88M research papers freely available.
Using it is not advisable. We should all try to make billion-dollar acdemic publishers richer.
Here's a thread on integrating Zotero with Sci Hub to get free articles.
PLEASE DON'T DO THIS 😉
Spotted a blue rayed limpet on a walk in Rush yesterday. These little guys are the reason I pick up every piece of seaweed on a beach. If you Google pics of them you'll see just how gorgeous the blue lines are!! P. Laevis or P.pellucida but I'm not sure bc of the shell shape 😅
@GlassHalfArsed I means she's getting music and you're getting a 2h concert on repeat for the foreseeable future and you will endure it with a smile how is that not clear Michael
5 privileged thrill-seeking men pay £200k to view a sunken boat; navy, air force, coast guard, state air guard rescue, front page news
500 desperate safety-seeking people pay everything they have to risk a sunken boat; 100 kids dead, no rescue, news silent
Humanity is wrecked.
As I'm working through samples in the lab, writing up my second research thesis and pondering my future unemployment I'm also going through some of the photos I took whilst in paradise. Here they are:) #scubadiving
Back in Curaçao for another research stint - this time building and deploying sediment traps to study the input of land-derived nutrients into reefs connected to bays. We have to place 90 of these and then sample every 10 days. Wehey:) #CoralReefs#Sediment