If you haven’t checked out our latest paper yet, take a look! It’s the first chapter of my PhD series which will elucidate fish parasites relations in Brazil’s semiarid region.
https://t.co/sg7doPWdqt
A new article has been published on SciDev Latin America discussing fish parasites and the challenges of species introduction, featuring insights from our latest paper.
Saiu matéria na SciDev America Latina sobre parasitos de peixes e a problemática de introdução de espécies, trazendo um pouco das informações do nosso mais recente artigo. Acessem:
Brasil: peces introducidos por trasvase de agua tienen parásitos https://t.co/Q2fe3WPw1U
Saiu matéria na SciDev America Latina sobre parasitos de peixes e a problemática de introdução de espécies, trazendo um pouco das informações do nosso mais recente artigo. Acessem:
Brasil: peces introducidos por trasvase de agua tienen parásitos https://t.co/Q2fe3WPw1U
🎉New paper in @SICB_ from a collaboration with @EvoBiomech and @Fred_Windsor! 🎉
Understanding trophic interactions in a warming world by bridging foraging ecology and biomechanics with network science
Check out the paper and the thread below! 🧵📜
https://t.co/TkTW3rvCH6
Networks galore in this project, including some interesting ideas around dynamic responses to change and spatial network structure! @BritishEcolSoc@netscisociety
To celebrate #GreatBigGreenWeek, we welcomed pupils & teachers from @CMPS_Cardiff & @GladstonePSCar1 for a pollinator survey on campus.
Thank you all & a big shout out to @cardiffuni staff/students & Cathays residents for supporting the activity as group leads.
#FriendsInNature
"Gyrodactylus in the spotlight: how exposure to light impacts disease and the feeding behavior of the freshwater tropical guppy (Poecilia reticulata)" new research paper published featuring WRI board Member Prof Jo Cable
https://t.co/Uq7OsiDfXN
The Jaguaribe River is the biggest intermittent system worldwide and we have recorded more than 100 new fish-parasites interactions.Take a look! https://t.co/qyxb0p3SJS
And it’s now available our paper about the changes that an interbasin water transfer is doing to the community of fishes and their parasites in the Jaguaribe Basin, Ceará, Brazil 🇧🇷 These are the first parasitological results after this huge event of transposition in Brazil.
Presenting my first PhD results on Organisms and Environment Away Day! Thanks to Cardiff University for hosting us on this #OnEAwayDay, it was amazing to see all the good work that has been done here.